About Gythion - presentation, information, photos and recommendations
Gythio is an area of mainland Greece which belongs to Peloponnese region. Former port of Sparta in the antiquity, the town of Gythio Greece has a long history and many interesting sites. On a hill above the town, there is an ancient theatre, while the islet of Kranae right at the entrance port hosts a lighthouse and a traditional tower of Mani. Many such towers can be found in the region, although many of them are not well-preserved. Sightseeing and windsurfing are the most popular things to do in the region. The main beach of Gythio is Mavrovouni, a large bay with golden sand and crystal water. Many other beaches are found in the region, with clean water and relaxing ambiance. Due to its central location, holidays in Gythio can be combined with road trips to Mani, Diros Caves, Areopoli, Monemvasia and Mystras.
Most accommodations in Gythio are concentrated in the nearby beach of Mavrovouni. Seaside hotels and apartments as well as budget rooms line up this long sandy beach, offering good access to the sea and to tourist facilities. Some accommodations are also found in Gythio town and other close beaches. Most places have simple facilities and traditional style.
Gythion | Gythio in Greece is a beautiful seaside town on the southern side of Peloponnese, in the peninsula of Laconia. Constructed on the hill slopes around a natural bay, Gythio is the largest town in the region of Mani, a secluded barren place with ghost villages
and wild landscape
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