Greece boasts an array of charms: its extensive and winding coastline, countless islands, and Mediterranean climate provide ample opportunities for beach enjoyment and sunbathing. The country’s forests are rich in biodiversity, and Greece has made significant progress in sustainability. Many attributes that attract ecotourists are deeply embedded in its culture.
Discover the scenic mainland and islands that offer a more nature-focused holiday experience. Explore the Achaia and Ileia regions in Western Peloponnese, where you will find stunning and varied landscapes, charming villages, and a rich cultural heritage. For a tranquil escape, visit Mt. Chelmos, Lake Tsivlou, the Cave of the Lakes, and the Strofylia forest wetland to appreciate their natural beauty. You can also swim at the Blue Flag beaches of Lakopetra and Kalogria.
Zagorochoria, located in the Epirus region, is on UNESCO’s tentative list of World Heritage Sites. Here, local produce is cultivated traditionally, resulting in delicious local dishes. The Vikos Gorge, part of Vikos-Aoos National Park, is recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s deepest canyon in relation to its width. This area offers a variety of activities, including rafting, kayaking, hiking, climbing, and even mushroom foraging in the woods. Embrace the adventure!