Paw the traveller

  Ohhh, Mani! Those are the stone towers, the proud Maniots, and the "gate" that leads to Hades... Mani- Paw traveller Mani is a peninsula in the southernmost corner of Southeast Europe. Its unique beauty, unreal landscapes, and rich history make this destination a must-see for all lovers of real Greece, and travelers looking for places unspoiled by mass tourism. Rough at first glance, but at the same time enchanting, with stone houses and towers that looks more like small fortresses, churches, and hidden bays that are not only worthy of a travelogue because Mani cannot be described, Mani must be felt and experienced . Deep Mani - one of the most isolated regions Mani- Paw traveller Deep Mani  has been one of the most isolated regions in Greece for a long time, and here you will find unreal and magical places such as Areopoli , Gerolimenas , Vathia , Porto Kagio, and Marmari , but also the southernmost part of the Balkan Peninsula, Cape Mattapan , which separates t

 If this peninsula was a fruit, it would be citrus without a doubt... Karatona- Paw traveller Argolida, those are endless plantations of mandarins, oranges, and lemons, rich cultural and historical heritage, and clean sea! Our first week in this part of the Peloponnese region was reserved for Assini, a small town on the Argolis whose choice was crucial because of its proximity to Nafplio , a small town about which we had heard and read the most beautiful things. Maybe we expected too much from Argolis and Nafplio itself, so when we arrived there, the excitement was absent, and we didn't experience it sensationally. But to avoid any confusion, I must say that Nafplio does not lack beauty and charm! Nafplio- Paw traveller It is actually a charming town with narrow stone-paved streets where the Venetian influence is clearly expressed in the architecture. It is also adorned by three fortresses, Akronafplion from the 4th century BC, Burtzi built by the Venetians, and Palamidi from 1711