დასასვენებლად დასაქირავებელი ციხესიმაგრეები: Peloponnese, West Greece and Ionian Sea

Το Πυργόσπιτο της Αννεζούλας "Annezoula's Castle"

Welcome to Annezoula's Castle Home at the Mani village of Pagkia. Our Castle, built back in 1875, has been characterised by the Greek archaeological authorities as a traditional, historic and preserved monument. It offers all comforts to meet your needs and free WiFi. Pagkia, is also one of the few preserved settlements in the Peninsula of Mani. It's the village of the KYRIMIS clan fighting vendetta wars but now gone and quiet with only their towers still standing and whispering past history.

Mani Castle experience

An authentic, fully furnished, just recently renovated traditional castle with great views. Around 2 centuries ago, our grandparents decided to build a castle for their winter stays and to protect themselves from rivalries. On the ground floor you can find the olive press that the residents had in order to make their olive oil. Now, centuries later the castle is ready to open its arms is waiting for you to explore this unique castle as well as try local products in Pagkia!

Petreas Castle - Feel the historical atmosphere

Petrea Castle belongs to the castle's complex Troupaki-Mourtzinou of Upper Kardamili in Messinian Mani. Built in the early 18th century, recently restored on plans by Greek Ministry of Culture, preserving with respect its historic and architectural character. It has three floors with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. Unique view to Messinian bay and mountain Taygetos. The property offers air-conditioning system with heating pumps for heat and cold.

CASTELLO DI ZANTE

Ο πύργος είναι αναμφισβήτητα η ιδανική απόδραση βρίσκεται σε ένα πανέμορφο ορεινό χωριό που ονομάζεται Αγάλας στη δυτική ακτή της Ζακύνθου. Η όμορφη αυτή περιοχή διακρίνεται για την εκπληκτική φυσική ομορφιά της. Ο πύργος προσφέρει πανέμορφη θέα στο Ιόνιο πέλαγος και στα πευκοδάση που είναι μόλις λίγα βήματα απόσταση από την κατοικία.

Τraditional Τower Ηouse - MAINA

Nestled in a quaint village of traditional stone towers in Eastern Mani (location of John Kassavetis’ film “The tempest”), this hillside house has views typical of Mani, looking out over olive groves and the sea which is just a 5 minute drive away.