Your vacation destination:
Kalo Nero, has a small beach promenade with cafés, tavernas (known for good fish) and a mini market.
Kyparissia, 7 km away, lies on the south-western coast of the Peloponnese and is surrounded by vineyards, melon fields and olive groves. It is divided into the Old (Upper) Town, with its still well-preserved traditional settlement, and New (Down) Town. The Old Town below the castle with its stone houses drapes itself picturesquely on the slopes with its small cozy tavernas and craft stores and the New Kyparissia stretches in the flat part to the sea with the idyllic small harbor, the beautiful beach bars of the large Platia and the modern stores and entertainment facilities. The area is famous for its endless beaches and for the "Caretta" turtle that lays its eggs there.
Location:
Only separated from the sandy/pebble beach by the access road. The tavernas and cafés of Kalo Nero are approx. 300 m away. The airport of Kalamata is approx. 55 km away.
Facilities:
The complex consists of a total of 32 accommodation units spread over a main building and 2 single-storey annexes and offers a reception with hire safe, WiFi (included), restaurant, bar and lounge with TV corner. In the outdoor complex there is a seawater swimming pool with a great panoramic view of the sea with hydromassage and a pool/snack bar. The use of sun loungers and parasols at the pool is included. There is a children's playground for younger guests. Parking at the hotel (free of charge)
All major credit cards are accepted.
Accommodation:
Studios approx. 34sqm: (maximum 3 persons)
The friendly furnished studios consist of a combined living/bedroom (double or twin beds), pull-out couch, kitchenette, bath or shower/WC, hairdryer, toiletries, telephone, satellite TV, air conditioning (included) and balcony with side sea view.
Apartments approx. 52sqm: (maximum 4 persons)
With the same facilities as the studios, the apartments are located on the first floor and also have a separate bedroom and a sofa bed in the living area. Terrace with side sea view
Meals:
Breakfast buffet: When booking half board, dinner as a choice of menu or buffet.
Sports and entertainment:
Table tennis included. Tennis (for a fee), organized cycling, hiking and mountain bike tours with local providers.
Popular region for individual tourists
Ideal starting point for excursions to Olympia, Ancient Messene and the castles of Messinias.
Surroundings
Messinia - Gialova / Methoni / Pylos / Koroni / Finikounda / Kalamata
GIALOVA
The small village has a long beach promenade with pebbles and stretches of sand, small ...
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Fish taverns and grill houses along the sea. The lagoon of Gialova is a declared nature reserve and offers many rare bird and amphibian species a protected biotoop. The well-known Oxbelly Bay/Voidikillia, is an adored bathing beach and postcard motif.
METHONI
PYLOS
The actual small town of Pylos is located at the southern entrance of the bay of the same name, which is also known as the Bay of Navarino. At the western exit of the bay is the island of Sfaktiria.The bay of Pylos, or Navarino, was the scene of two important naval battles. Castle (Neo-Kastro) Paliokastro (old castle) north of the bay Aqueduct from the Ottoman period (at the southern entrance to the village) Church of the Assumption of Mary (extensively restored and partly rebuilt in 1989) Memorial to the Battle of Navarino. The well-known bay of Voidokilia with its lagoon and beautiful, long sandy beaches.
KALO NERO / Kyparissia
Almost virgin with miles of fine sandy beaches, Kalo Nero presents itself to the recreation seeker. Under protectorate and as a reserve for the Caretta-Caretta sea turtle, the beaches are mostly natural. Ideal for families and long walks on the beach. Nearby Kyparissia offers a lively backdrop of culture and nightlife. From 2014 new in WTG's accommodation program. Greece with all its dazzling facets. TIP!
KORONI
The city is located in a bay on the east coast of the Messinian Peninsula about 50 kilometers south of Kalamata and 30 kilometers east of Methoni. West of the city, the landscape is slightly hilly, the landscape is characterized by olive tree plantations.
The city is located on the back of a headland that juts out into the Messinian Gulf. On the plateau of the headland lies the fortress of Koroni, the town lies behind it inland, as well as with the center and harbor north of the fortress.
The old Koroni is best overlooked from the top of the old monastery. A short walk through the narrow alley past stone houses with lovingly landscaped gardens to the convent, with the Agia Sophia church and old basilica up. Down on the promenade we recommend the old corner kafeneion for a rest and small mezedes (small food).
From here you can enjoy the flair of harbour promenade life and the busy waiters at work.
FINNIKUNDA
The town of Finnikunda with its fine sandy beaches is lined with a wide range of taverns, bars and cafes and souvenir shops towards the centre. In the evening, they stroll along the beach promenade and start the evening with a glass of wine.
KALAMATA
Kalamata is the largest port of Messinia. The ruins of Kalamata Castle at the top of the old town on its northern flank with the small Byzantine church dedicated to Panagia Kalomata and after which the city was probably renamed Kalamata in Byzantine times. In 2011, the Attikis Odos from Athens to Kalamata was completed. The airport has just been expanded, the runways have been extended. Transfer time from the airport to Petalidi, Finnikunda, Gialova, Koroni approx. 1 hour.
Below the castle are the old town and the nunnery of Kalogreon, where the famous silk fabrics are woven. Of the many churches in Kalamata, the Church of the Apostles from the 13th century is the oldest. On March 23, 1821, the beginning of the fight for freedom against the Turks was officially announced. The city also has an archaeological and a folklore museum
The city is also known for the export of olives. The variety "Kalamon" owes its name to the city and is a sought-after souvenir from your holiday.
The highlight of cultural life is the annual summer festival in the amphitheatre of the castle, with concerts and performances by the city theatre.
Around the Apostoulous Church, in the small cobblestone alleys, there are tin merchants, herbs and fruit shops and individual cafes. Saturday is the market, up at the old market halls.
The promenade Kalamata with its long pebble beach is lined with bars, clubs, taverns and cafes. There is a water sports station near the Filoxinia Hotel.
Prices
| Prices 2026 in (€) | 01/05-30/05 15/09-05/10 | May 31–July 18 August 30–September 14 | 19/07-29/08 | per |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 82,00 | 96,00 | 142,00 | Studio/night incl. breakfast/ for 2 persons |
| Apartment | 122,00 | 148,00 | 212,00 | Apartment/night incl. breakfast/ for up to 4 persons |
| Catering surcharge | ||||
| Half board adults | 22,00 | 22,00 | 22,00 | per person/day |
| Half board Children 2-12 years | 12,00 | 12,00 | 12,00 | per child/day |
| Discounts and surcharges | ||||
| Child 2-12 years (%) in studio (third person) | 100,00 | 100,00 | 100,00 | per child/night |
| third person in studio(€) | 30,00 | 30,00 | 30,00 | per person/night |
Minimum stay: 4 nights / high season 7 nights.
W T G offers:
- 10% early bird discount for bookings made by April 30 (not valid on meals)
Extras:
- Baby crib free
