Located right across an organized beach, the year-round Kalogria is in Stoupa village. Offering free WiFi, the stylish and modernly decorated accommodation has a balcony overlooking the garden, mountain or sea.All the rooms, studios and apartments are air conditioned. Each comes with a plasma TV, safe and fridge. Complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer are stocked in the bathroom. Some units are split level or have a fully equipped kitchenette with cooking hobs.The spacious restaurant at Kalogria features Greek cuisine, where guests can stop in for a quick bite or indulge in a full meal. There is also a bar area serving hot and cold beverages throughout the day.Kalogria is a 28 miles from Kalamata Town and 33.6 miles from the airport of Kalamata.

Thessaly. This region of Greece, which borderd with the Aegean Sea on the east is a truly unique and inspiring region, and one that offers a huge range of landscape, natural beauty and perfect destinations for holidays throughout the year. With Kalogria as your starting point, there are plenty of sights to keep you fascinated in the surrounding area. During the summer season, the beautiful beaches all around the coast are full of people enjoying the summer sun and sea. During the winter season, visitors descend onto Mount Pelion for its fantastic ski centre. Other winter sports and activities also take place here. The region of Meteora in the county of Trikala is one that all visitors to the region should try and visit. The stunning monasteries located right at the top the famous rocks is a truly unique sight, and one that needs to be seen to be believed. Trikala is also home to the stunning “Lake Plastira”. Kalogria is located at Paralia Kalogrias, Stoupa, 24022, Greece – a place that visitors will instantly fall in love with and the ideal starting point to explore an area of immense natural beauty. Thessaly is a remarkable region of Greece with a delightful selection of landscapes, scenery and opportunities for unique and interesting holidays. The region is easily accessible from both North and South Greece.