Travel to Koroni, the "proud" castle city of the Peloponnese

Discover Koroni, a captivating coastal haven on the Peloponnese's southwestern edge. This picturesque town on the shores of the Messinian Gulf is steeped in history and cultural splendor, making it a must-visit destination. Koroni's medieval charm is epitomized by its Venetian castle, a majestic fortress that crowns the town with architectural grace.

The castle transports you through time, with its imposing gate leading to an archaeological marvel—a haven of Byzantine temples, Ottoman baths, and Venetian cisterns.

Stroll the labyrinthine cobbled streets, where colorful mansions and flourishing gardens exude an enchanting medieval aura. Koroni's intimate harbor adds to its allure, as fishing boats sway to a gentle rhythm.

Beyond its historic facade, Koroni boasts the pristine beaches of Finikounda and Zagka, showcasing the region's natural beauty. Immerse yourself in the past and present of this coastal gem, and let Koroni's undeniable charm steal your heart away.

Food and local cuisine

Try in Koroni rich dishes of traditional cuisine with excellent quality, pure local products. Olives, raisins, grapes, figs, citrus fruits and a range of fresh vegetables are ideally combined with a wide variety of meat, fish and fresh seafood dishes, while diples, oil cookies and the famous honey, pastilles and ouzo of the area will excite you.

Best time to visit Koroni

Ideally visit Koroni during the summer season, from May to the end of September, to enjoy the beaches, water sports and other activities, as well as beautiful nature walks.

How to use transportation in Koroni

Transfer from/to Koroni

Go to Koroni by road through Athens - Corinth-Tripoli National Road and from Tripoli to Megalopolis and Kalamata, with a final destination in Koroni. There are daily KTEL routes from Athens, Thessaloniki and Patras to Kalamata and from there to Koroni. By train from Athens - Patras-Kalamata and by air from Athens to Kalamata and then by road to Koroni.