The symbolic birthplace of the Hellenic War of Independence and of the whole Modern Greece.

The second most largest city in the Prefecture of Achaea, with beautiful scenery and great beaches.

One of the most historic areas in all the Peloponnese and the setting of the Kalavryta Massacre during the WWII.

Carved inside a cave, the Monastery of Mega Spilaio is most ancient monastery in Greece, and one of the most important pilgrimage sites of Orthodoxy in the Balkans.

The second most largest city in the Prefecture of Achaea, with beautiful scenery and great beaches.

The beach of Akoli is one of the most known and touristic beaches of the Aigion Region. With its name taken from its deep waters (Akoli = without bottom), this pebbly and clean beach is very suitable for vacation getaways, having a pedestrianized coastal road with cafeterias and restaurants and facilities for sports and leisure.

One of the most historic areas in all the Peloponnese and the setting of the Kalavryta Massacre during the WWII.

Two adjacent villages with quiet and picturesque beaches and local taverns and bars.

Zacholrou is a small village right on the tracks of the rack railway going to Kalavryta, near the Monastery of Mega Spilaio. The area has several taverns and guesthouses amidst perennial plane trees on the shores of the Vouraikos river, ideal for an afternoon rest and lunch.

An important wetland, home to many species of flora and fauna, and also a popular leisure destination.

The “Cave of the Lakes”, named after its 13 succesive scalar lakes, is truly unique in its kind. It has a total length of 2 km, with the first 500 m being accessible to the public.

One of the most beautiful naturals sights in Greece, with a train line characterized as the most picturesque in all the Balkans.