Nina's Holiday Home ★ Travel Guide of Tolo.
Our Village
Tolo is an old fishing village, stretching along (1,2 km) a beautiful sandy beach.
Tolo is a popular tourist resort, thanks to its geographical location, sheltered beach, warm waters and friendly people.
In its crystal clear sea you can enjoy swimming, fishing and all kinds of water sports.
Tolo is ideally situated to visit each of the many famous archaeological sites of the Peloponnese such as the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, Mycenae, Ancient Tiryns, Nemea, Corinth, Olympia, either by car or guided excursion,
or enjoy a relaxing day trip on one of the cruise boats which leave from the harbour every day to the islands of Hydra, Spetses or Poros, or visit Nafplio, the first capital of Independent Greece, which is just 10 km away.
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Tolo
Tolo is an old fishing village, stretching along (1,2 km) a beautiful sandy beach.
Tolo is a popular tourist resort, thanks to its geographical location, sheltered beach, warm waters and friendly people.
In its crystal clear sea you can enjoy swimming, fishing and all kinds of water sports.
Tolo is ideally situated to visit each of the many famous archaeological sites of the Peloponnese such as the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, Mycenae, Ancient Tiryns, Nemea, Corinth, Olympia, either by car or guided excursion,
or enjoy a relaxing day trip on one of the cruise boats which leave from the harbour every day to the islands of Hydra, Spetses or Poros, or visit Nafplio, the first capital of Independent Greece, which is just 10 km away.
Our neighborhood
Our neighborhood is conveniently away from the village’s main roads, but still close enough to the village shops and restaurants and everything else you may need, especially if you have rented a vehicle ( we recommend to rent if you are used to have things next door - we remind you that we are located up on a small hill so there is some walking if you do not have a vehicle. Not the best idea under a hot sunny day)
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Tolo
Our neighborhood is conveniently away from the village’s main roads, but still close enough to the village shops and restaurants and everything else you may need, especially if you have rented a vehicle ( we recommend to rent if you are used to have things next door - we remind you that we are located up on a small hill so there is some walking if you do not have a vehicle. Not the best idea under a hot sunny day)
Attractions & Destinations
The picturesque church of Agia Kyriaki in Tolo is built on the hill. The distance from the center of Tolo is about 5 minutes by car.
It has a breathtaking view of the bay of Tolo, with Romvi and Koronisi islands.
Agia Kyriaki
Agia KyriakiThe picturesque church of Agia Kyriaki in Tolo is built on the hill. The distance from the center of Tolo is about 5 minutes by car.
It has a breathtaking view of the bay of Tolo, with Romvi and Koronisi islands.
The picturesque islets of Romvi, Koronisi and Daskaleio await you to take a swim in their emerald beaches and to enjoy a hike.
Koronisi: It is the third little island opposite the port of Tolo. On the island, there is a chapel of “Agioi Apostoloi” (Holy Apostles)
Daskalio- the little church of Zoodochou Pigi (Life Giving Spring): It is a small church dating back from the year 1688 and is located on “Daskalio”, a tiny island hidden behind the island Romvi. It is said that during the period of the Turkish rule, there was a “secret school” – “kryfo scholeio” on the island. In that "secret school", priests tried to teach children in secret their language and their history in order to maintain their heritage. Today Daskalio remains untouched by humans, despite the many visitors who undertake a pilgrimage to the chapel, or just go to the island for a swim.
Romvi or the island of Aphrodite: One of the two small islands that adorn the Gulf. One can find sections and walls of a medieval castle, scattered ruins of a Venetian naval base and various buildings and houses.
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Koronisi
The picturesque islets of Romvi, Koronisi and Daskaleio await you to take a swim in their emerald beaches and to enjoy a hike.
Koronisi: It is the third little island opposite the port of Tolo. On the island, there is a chapel of “Agioi Apostoloi” (Holy Apostles)
Daskalio- the little church of Zoodochou Pigi (Life Giving Spring): It is a small church dating back from the year 1688 and is located on “Daskalio”, a tiny island hidden behind the island Romvi. It is said that during the period of the Turkish rule, there was a “secret school” – “kryfo scholeio” on the island. In that "secret school", priests tried to teach children in secret their language and their history in order to maintain their heritage. Today Daskalio remains untouched by humans, despite the many visitors who undertake a pilgrimage to the chapel, or just go to the island for a swim.
Romvi or the island of Aphrodite: One of the two small islands that adorn the Gulf. One can find sections and walls of a medieval castle, scattered ruins of a Venetian naval base and various buildings and houses.
In Ancient Asini / Kastraki you’ll find the remains of a city fortified in the 2. and 3. century B.C. (main photo), and an old Mycenaean cemetery on a nearby hill. Swedish archaeologists explored the area 80-90 years ago. They found, among other artifacts, 25 tombs, including nine vaulted dome graves. Exclusive objects were placed in the tombs to follow the dead to Hades, including the famous "King of Asini" - that doesn’t depict a king but a woman. She, along with other finds from the area, is on display at the Archaeological Museum in Nafplio.
There are not that many remains from the former residents here, but Ancient Asini is situated on a small promontory that’s excellent for a stroll. In the last years the Kastraki site has been upgraded, and is now far more easily accessable. There's a small museum and a Multimedia Centre, you can visit the ruins of a Roman bath, Hellenistic bastions, fortifications, and a cavern made by the Italians during WWII, now with an exhibition that through text and pictures tells about this war in the area.
And an extra bonus is the view of both the countryside and the Argolic bay.
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Archaeological Site Assini
103 Επαρ.Οδ. Λευκακίων - ΤολούIn Ancient Asini / Kastraki you’ll find the remains of a city fortified in the 2. and 3. century B.C. (main photo), and an old Mycenaean cemetery on a nearby hill. Swedish archaeologists explored the area 80-90 years ago. They found, among other artifacts, 25 tombs, including nine vaulted dome graves. Exclusive objects were placed in the tombs to follow the dead to Hades, including the famous "King of Asini" - that doesn’t depict a king but a woman. She, along with other finds from the area, is on display at the Archaeological Museum in Nafplio.
There are not that many remains from the former residents here, but Ancient Asini is situated on a small promontory that’s excellent for a stroll. In the last years the Kastraki site has been upgraded, and is now far more easily accessable. There's a small museum and a Multimedia Centre, you can visit the ruins of a Roman bath, Hellenistic bastions, fortifications, and a cavern made by the Italians during WWII, now with an exhibition that through text and pictures tells about this war in the area.
And an extra bonus is the view of both the countryside and the Argolic bay.
Palamidi is the fortress that dominates Nafpllio city, in the sense that it almost floats on a steep hill (216 m) over Nafplio. Between 1711 and 1714 the Venetians built the castle (an amazingly short time), and this is in fact the final fortress of importance the Venetians built outside their own country. It’s also considered one of the most impressive. Yet, in 1715, one year after completion, the Turks defeated the castle.
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Fortaleza de Palamidi
PalamidiouPalamidi is the fortress that dominates Nafpllio city, in the sense that it almost floats on a steep hill (216 m) over Nafplio. Between 1711 and 1714 the Venetians built the castle (an amazingly short time), and this is in fact the final fortress of importance the Venetians built outside their own country. It’s also considered one of the most impressive. Yet, in 1715, one year after completion, the Turks defeated the castle.
The Mycenaean acropolis of Tyrins
Ancient Tiryns or Tiryntha, described by Homer in the Iliad as "walled Tiryns", has been inhabited since the Neolithic Era but reached the height of its importance in the 13th century BCE as a major centre of Mycenaean culture. Due to its excellent state of preservation, the acropolis is a fine example of Mycenaean palatial architecture and fortifications.
See the "Cyclopean" walls, the catacombs and ruins of the citadel.
Ancient Tyrins
ΆργουςThe Mycenaean acropolis of Tyrins
Ancient Tiryns or Tiryntha, described by Homer in the Iliad as "walled Tiryns", has been inhabited since the Neolithic Era but reached the height of its importance in the 13th century BCE as a major centre of Mycenaean culture. Due to its excellent state of preservation, the acropolis is a fine example of Mycenaean palatial architecture and fortifications.
See the "Cyclopean" walls, the catacombs and ruins of the citadel.
The most impressive of the sites at Epidaurus is the ancient theatre with its perfect acoustics, built in the 4th century BC to accommodate 15,000 people, it is extremely well preserved and performances are still held there every July & August. Epidaurus, a major city in Ancient Greece, it thrived as a sanctuary devoted Apollo, Asklepios and Hygeia.
Inhabited since prehistoric times, the remains of hundreds of spas can still be seen today.
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Teatro de Epidauro
The most impressive of the sites at Epidaurus is the ancient theatre with its perfect acoustics, built in the 4th century BC to accommodate 15,000 people, it is extremely well preserved and performances are still held there every July & August. Epidaurus, a major city in Ancient Greece, it thrived as a sanctuary devoted Apollo, Asklepios and Hygeia.
Inhabited since prehistoric times, the remains of hundreds of spas can still be seen today.
Inhabited since Neolithic times, Mycenae flourished into a fortified city ruled by King Agamemnon (among others). One of the most important Ancient Greek cities of antiquity, Mycenae is responsible for a whole era and is strongly linked to Homer's Odyssey and Iliad. Today see the well-preserved sites, of the Lion’s Gate, the North Gate, Terraced Palace, the Tomb of Agamemnon (the Treasury of Atreus), grave circles, shrines and temples.
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Micenas
Inhabited since Neolithic times, Mycenae flourished into a fortified city ruled by King Agamemnon (among others). One of the most important Ancient Greek cities of antiquity, Mycenae is responsible for a whole era and is strongly linked to Homer's Odyssey and Iliad. Today see the well-preserved sites, of the Lion’s Gate, the North Gate, Terraced Palace, the Tomb of Agamemnon (the Treasury of Atreus), grave circles, shrines and temples.
The Argos Theater was built in 320 BC. and is located in Argos in Larissa Hill.
The theater is one of the largest architectural developments in Greece and was renovated in 120 AD
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Ancient Theatre of Argos
153 GounariThe Argos Theater was built in 320 BC. and is located in Argos in Larissa Hill.
The theater is one of the largest architectural developments in Greece and was renovated in 120 AD
Located on the isthmus which connects mainland Greece with the Peloponnese, Corinth was an important city in Greek, Hellenistic, and Roman times. It is a fascinating city and its geographical location, role as a centre of trade, naval fleet, participation in various Greek wars, and status as a major Roman colony meant the city was, for over a millennium, rarely out of the limelight in the ancient world. Read more information here
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Antigua Corinto
105 ArgousLocated on the isthmus which connects mainland Greece with the Peloponnese, Corinth was an important city in Greek, Hellenistic, and Roman times. It is a fascinating city and its geographical location, role as a centre of trade, naval fleet, participation in various Greek wars, and status as a major Roman colony meant the city was, for over a millennium, rarely out of the limelight in the ancient world. Read more information here
Vivari is a picturesque fishing village by the sea. Its inhabitants are occupied in agriculture, fishing and tourism.
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Vivari is a picturesque fishing village by the sea. Its inhabitants are occupied in agriculture, fishing and tourism.
At the foot of Mount Parnassos, within the angle formed by the twin rocks of the Phaedriades, lies the Pan-Hellenic sanctuary of Delphi, which had the most famous oracle of ancient Greece. Delphi was regarded as the center of the world. According to mythology, it is here that the two eagles sent out by Zeus from the ends of the universe to find the navel of the world met. The sanctuary of Delphi, set within a most spectacular landscape, was for many centuries the cultural and religious center and symbol of unity for the Hellenic world. The history of Delphi begins in prehistory and in the myths of the ancient Greeks. In the beginning the site was sacred to Mother Earth and was guarded by the terrible serpent Python, who was later killed by Apollo. Apollo's sanctuary was built here by Cretans who arrived at Kirrha, the port of Delphi, accompanied by the god in the form of a dolphin. This myth survived in plays presented during the various Delphic festivals, such as the Septerion, the Delphinia, the Thargelia, and the Theophania and, of course. The famous Pythia, which celebrated the death of Python and comprised musical and athletic competitions.
The sanctuary was the center of the Amphictyonic League, an association of twelve tribes of Thessaly and the Sterea (south-central Greece), with religious and later political significance. The Amphictyonic League controlled the operation and finances of the sanctuary, as it designated its priests and other officials chosen from among the inhabitants of Delphi. In the sixth century BC, under the League's protection and administration, the sanctuary was made autonomous (First Sacred War), it increased its territory and political and religious influence throughout Greece, and reorganised the Pythian Games, the second most important games in Greece after the Olympics, which were held every four years.
Between the sixth and fourth centuries BC, the Delphic oracle, which was regarded as the most trustworthy, was at its peak. It was delivered by the Pythia, the priestess, and interpreted by the priests of Apollo.. In the third century BC, the sanctuary was conquered by the Aetolians, who were driven out by the Romans in 191 BC. In Roman times, the sanctuary was favored by some emperors and plundered by others, including Sulla in 86 BC.
The rise of the Rationalist movement in philosophy in the third century BC, damaged the oracle's authority, yet its rituals continued unchanged into the second century AD, when it was consulted by Hadrian and visited by Pausanias.
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Delphi
At the foot of Mount Parnassos, within the angle formed by the twin rocks of the Phaedriades, lies the Pan-Hellenic sanctuary of Delphi, which had the most famous oracle of ancient Greece. Delphi was regarded as the center of the world. According to mythology, it is here that the two eagles sent out by Zeus from the ends of the universe to find the navel of the world met. The sanctuary of Delphi, set within a most spectacular landscape, was for many centuries the cultural and religious center and symbol of unity for the Hellenic world. The history of Delphi begins in prehistory and in the myths of the ancient Greeks. In the beginning the site was sacred to Mother Earth and was guarded by the terrible serpent Python, who was later killed by Apollo. Apollo's sanctuary was built here by Cretans who arrived at Kirrha, the port of Delphi, accompanied by the god in the form of a dolphin. This myth survived in plays presented during the various Delphic festivals, such as the Septerion, the Delphinia, the Thargelia, and the Theophania and, of course. The famous Pythia, which celebrated the death of Python and comprised musical and athletic competitions.
The sanctuary was the center of the Amphictyonic League, an association of twelve tribes of Thessaly and the Sterea (south-central Greece), with religious and later political significance. The Amphictyonic League controlled the operation and finances of the sanctuary, as it designated its priests and other officials chosen from among the inhabitants of Delphi. In the sixth century BC, under the League's protection and administration, the sanctuary was made autonomous (First Sacred War), it increased its territory and political and religious influence throughout Greece, and reorganised the Pythian Games, the second most important games in Greece after the Olympics, which were held every four years.
Between the sixth and fourth centuries BC, the Delphic oracle, which was regarded as the most trustworthy, was at its peak. It was delivered by the Pythia, the priestess, and interpreted by the priests of Apollo.. In the third century BC, the sanctuary was conquered by the Aetolians, who were driven out by the Romans in 191 BC. In Roman times, the sanctuary was favored by some emperors and plundered by others, including Sulla in 86 BC.
The rise of the Rationalist movement in philosophy in the third century BC, damaged the oracle's authority, yet its rituals continued unchanged into the second century AD, when it was consulted by Hadrian and visited by Pausanias.
In the western Peloponnese, in the "Valley of Gods", lies the most celebrated sanctuary of ancient Greece, and the birthplace of the most important athletic mega-event of all times; the Olympic Games. Olympia is one of the most well-known tourist destinations in Greece, and one of the most powerful brand names worldwide.
Olympia is easily accessible from other areas of interest of Greece. It is less than 4 hours away from Athens and only 1 hour from Patras port, or Kalamata airport. There are numerous daily buses and trains that connect Athens to Olympia. Another option for getting to Olympia from Athens is to take one of the many sightseeing tours available out of Athens.
The visitor can walk through the impressive ruins of the area where athletes trained and run in the ancient stadium; just as the ancient Olympians did after their victory 3000 years ago. They can also visit the museum and get the chance to see some unbelievable sculptures such as the sculpted decoration of the temple of Zeus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the famous Hermes of Praxiteles and the statue of Nike of Paionios.
Visitors can also enjoy and explore the magnificent natural environment of the Alfios River, Kato Samiko’s unspoiled beach that is only 18km away or enjoy the natural Kaiafas Thermal Spa. They can also have the option of taking part in activities such as walking along the promenade, and sports such as biking, rafting, kayak, kite-surf, etc.
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Estadio de Olympia
In the western Peloponnese, in the "Valley of Gods", lies the most celebrated sanctuary of ancient Greece, and the birthplace of the most important athletic mega-event of all times; the Olympic Games. Olympia is one of the most well-known tourist destinations in Greece, and one of the most powerful brand names worldwide.
Olympia is easily accessible from other areas of interest of Greece. It is less than 4 hours away from Athens and only 1 hour from Patras port, or Kalamata airport. There are numerous daily buses and trains that connect Athens to Olympia. Another option for getting to Olympia from Athens is to take one of the many sightseeing tours available out of Athens.
The visitor can walk through the impressive ruins of the area where athletes trained and run in the ancient stadium; just as the ancient Olympians did after their victory 3000 years ago. They can also visit the museum and get the chance to see some unbelievable sculptures such as the sculpted decoration of the temple of Zeus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the famous Hermes of Praxiteles and the statue of Nike of Paionios.
Visitors can also enjoy and explore the magnificent natural environment of the Alfios River, Kato Samiko’s unspoiled beach that is only 18km away or enjoy the natural Kaiafas Thermal Spa. They can also have the option of taking part in activities such as walking along the promenade, and sports such as biking, rafting, kayak, kite-surf, etc.
Wander around the castle city and sense through the silence the city's sheer grandeur: the Palace of the Despots (Anaktora), the Houses of Laskaris and Frangopoulos, the beautiful Cathedral of Saint Dimitrios and the impressive Monasteries of Our Lady Pantánassa, and of Οur Lady Perivleptos.
Stroll leisurely through the Kastro (the Frankish Castle), the Upper Town and the Lower Town whose architecture creates a dreamy setting. With your mind’s eye visualise Frankish princes and princesses living in palatial mansions; foreign delegations arriving bearing gifts, and peasants, pilgrims or traders filling the bustling streets.
Mystras’ historical importance is tremendous. In the 14th century Mystras became the seat of the Despotate of Moreas, whereas in 1448 the last emperor of Byzantium, Constantine XI Palaeologos, was crowned here. A visit to the Archaeological Museum will help you get a deep insight into the rich history of the area. Come and live the dream!
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Sitio arqueológico de Mystras
Wander around the castle city and sense through the silence the city's sheer grandeur: the Palace of the Despots (Anaktora), the Houses of Laskaris and Frangopoulos, the beautiful Cathedral of Saint Dimitrios and the impressive Monasteries of Our Lady Pantánassa, and of Οur Lady Perivleptos.
Stroll leisurely through the Kastro (the Frankish Castle), the Upper Town and the Lower Town whose architecture creates a dreamy setting. With your mind’s eye visualise Frankish princes and princesses living in palatial mansions; foreign delegations arriving bearing gifts, and peasants, pilgrims or traders filling the bustling streets.
Mystras’ historical importance is tremendous. In the 14th century Mystras became the seat of the Despotate of Moreas, whereas in 1448 the last emperor of Byzantium, Constantine XI Palaeologos, was crowned here. A visit to the Archaeological Museum will help you get a deep insight into the rich history of the area. Come and live the dream!
Tolo Beaches
One of the most famous beaches in Argolis is without a doubt located in Tolo. Tolo beach is a vast sandy beach, offering visitors an exceptional swimming experience. Stretching for over a whole kilometer, this is a fully organized beach that attracts visitors not only from the surrounding hotels and resorts, but also from Nafplio and other parts of the region. you should definitely spend at least one day at the beach here, diving in the crystal clear waters and soaking under the sun of the Mediterranean.
Whether you choose to stay at the beach of Psili Ammos or by the port with the lovely, colorful fishing boats in line, Tolo will steal your heart away.
Of course, there are plenty of restaurants, cafés and bars by the beach. So you will not have any trouble finding just the right spot for you to relax and unwind.
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Playa de Tolo
4 ΜπουμπουλίναςOne of the most famous beaches in Argolis is without a doubt located in Tolo. Tolo beach is a vast sandy beach, offering visitors an exceptional swimming experience. Stretching for over a whole kilometer, this is a fully organized beach that attracts visitors not only from the surrounding hotels and resorts, but also from Nafplio and other parts of the region. you should definitely spend at least one day at the beach here, diving in the crystal clear waters and soaking under the sun of the Mediterranean.
Whether you choose to stay at the beach of Psili Ammos or by the port with the lovely, colorful fishing boats in line, Tolo will steal your heart away.
Of course, there are plenty of restaurants, cafés and bars by the beach. So you will not have any trouble finding just the right spot for you to relax and unwind.
The beautiful beaches of the three small islands, located across from the harbor of Tolo. They are ideal for those who want to be in isolation while enjoying the picturesque bays suitable for swimming and fishing.
Can be reached by boat, pedal boat, canoe or jet ski.
Facilities: None. Make sure you have all the necessities.
Romvi
The beautiful beaches of the three small islands, located across from the harbor of Tolo. They are ideal for those who want to be in isolation while enjoying the picturesque bays suitable for swimming and fishing.
Can be reached by boat, pedal boat, canoe or jet ski.
Facilities: None. Make sure you have all the necessities.
It is a small pebbly and sandy beach on one side and rather rocky on the other side. It has crystal clear waters.
Located at the end of Tolo, near the ruins of Ancient Asini.
It can be reached on foot, if you do not leave far or with your own vehicle.
There is a taverna just next to it and the Red Rock Cafe if you dont mind climb the steps. Free parking available.
Μικρή παραλία Ασίνης
It is a small pebbly and sandy beach on one side and rather rocky on the other side. It has crystal clear waters.
Located at the end of Tolo, near the ruins of Ancient Asini.
It can be reached on foot, if you do not leave far or with your own vehicle.
There is a taverna just next to it and the Red Rock Cafe if you dont mind climb the steps. Free parking available.
Things to Do in Tolo
Spend all day on the beach!
Tolo beach is quite long, but not very wide, in some places it narrows almost to the size of a sunbed.
The sand is fine, the entry into the water is smooth, there are no waves.Waters are calm and clear.
Tolo beach is an organized beach with sunbeds and umbrellas. You can visit tavernas along the beach, enjoy a meal, coffee or a drink at any of the numerous tavernas sitting at a table only feet away from the clear waters of the the sea.
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Tolo
Spend all day on the beach!
Tolo beach is quite long, but not very wide, in some places it narrows almost to the size of a sunbed.
The sand is fine, the entry into the water is smooth, there are no waves.Waters are calm and clear.
Tolo beach is an organized beach with sunbeds and umbrellas. You can visit tavernas along the beach, enjoy a meal, coffee or a drink at any of the numerous tavernas sitting at a table only feet away from the clear waters of the the sea.
You can stroll along the main road, glancing at the displays of souvenir shops and gift shops as well as jewelry stores, and then sit in one of the cafes to enjoy a drink, a snack or a meze with ouzo.
There are many taverns, with tables on the shore, offering local fresh fish and traditional Greek dishes.
International cuisine can also be found in one of the many restaurants in Tolo.
Tourists will certainly be impressed by the nightlife. Bars with Greek and international music, create a relaxed atmosphere and promise fun and dancing until the early morning hours.
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Tolo
You can stroll along the main road, glancing at the displays of souvenir shops and gift shops as well as jewelry stores, and then sit in one of the cafes to enjoy a drink, a snack or a meze with ouzo.
There are many taverns, with tables on the shore, offering local fresh fish and traditional Greek dishes.
International cuisine can also be found in one of the many restaurants in Tolo.
Tourists will certainly be impressed by the nightlife. Bars with Greek and international music, create a relaxed atmosphere and promise fun and dancing until the early morning hours.
Take a cruise trip to Spetses and Hydra!
Pegasus day cruise departs from Tolo to the picturesque islands of Hydra and Spetses. The program of the cruise includes 3 hours on Hydra Island and two hours on Spetses Island.
An unforgettable adventure for the whole day!
Pegasus Cruises
37 SekeriTake a cruise trip to Spetses and Hydra!
Pegasus day cruise departs from Tolo to the picturesque islands of Hydra and Spetses. The program of the cruise includes 3 hours on Hydra Island and two hours on Spetses Island.
An unforgettable adventure for the whole day!
Discover SCUBA DIVING in Tolo.
Tolo Bay is the ideal resort for experienced and novice divers of all ages, with crystal clear waters, many different diving spots, amazing marine life, various species of fish, such as moray eels, octopuses and others, small islands, rocky seabed, and reefs, available and ready to explore.
Intro Dive Diving Center, has new modern equipment, highly trained and experienced staff, as well as a ten-meter inflatable boat to accompany your excursions.
You can choose from a wide variety of dives
Intro dive
67 SekeriDiscover SCUBA DIVING in Tolo.
Tolo Bay is the ideal resort for experienced and novice divers of all ages, with crystal clear waters, many different diving spots, amazing marine life, various species of fish, such as moray eels, octopuses and others, small islands, rocky seabed, and reefs, available and ready to explore.
Intro Dive Diving Center, has new modern equipment, highly trained and experienced staff, as well as a ten-meter inflatable boat to accompany your excursions.
You can choose from a wide variety of dives
Our favorite Cafe - Bars
Cafe, Bar and any kind or type of entertainment, just fitted to any of your budget or amusement need.
Here are our favorites!
Chill cafe - bar with nice drinks and amazing view. Day or night.
Enjoy your cocktails or your coffee looking at the sea view from the different levels on the Red Rock.
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Red Rock Bar
Chill cafe - bar with nice drinks and amazing view. Day or night.
Enjoy your cocktails or your coffee looking at the sea view from the different levels on the Red Rock.
A breath away from the beach, a great place to begin your day with delicious breakfast and continue all day as you can swim and have snacks or enjoy your shots with a sea view. Simply amazing.
Nelly's Apartments - Cafe
29 ΜπουμπουλίναςA breath away from the beach, a great place to begin your day with delicious breakfast and continue all day as you can swim and have snacks or enjoy your shots with a sea view. Simply amazing.
Tables on the beach, here you can enjoy ouzo and mezedes! Or any drink of your choice but do not miss the mezedes!
Also a great place from morning to night!
Don't miss their greek nights on Thursday nights with live music, greek dancing and tasty meals.
Barbaressa Taverna
79 SekeriTables on the beach, here you can enjoy ouzo and mezedes! Or any drink of your choice but do not miss the mezedes!
Also a great place from morning to night!
Don't miss their greek nights on Thursday nights with live music, greek dancing and tasty meals.
Our favorite beach bar cafe. Tables with umbrellas on the big terrace protect from the sun but they also have beach lounge beds and umbrellas right on the beach, which are free. If you come early in the morning you will find one easily, but after a while it will be hard to find. But there are always the chairs and table up on the terrace, so no big of a problem!
Anemos
45Α SekeriOur favorite beach bar cafe. Tables with umbrellas on the big terrace protect from the sun but they also have beach lounge beds and umbrellas right on the beach, which are free. If you come early in the morning you will find one easily, but after a while it will be hard to find. But there are always the chairs and table up on the terrace, so no big of a problem!
Friendly neighbourhood cafe-bar centrally located in Tolo.
If you are big football fan, you can find the bar playing most of the games and the beer is cold!
NIKOLAS CAFE BAR
53 SekeriFriendly neighbourhood cafe-bar centrally located in Tolo.
If you are big football fan, you can find the bar playing most of the games and the beer is cold!
Comfy chairs, relaxed atmosphere, friendly owners, in the centre of Tolo. Also television for football games.
Nafsika Bar
22 SekeriComfy chairs, relaxed atmosphere, friendly owners, in the centre of Tolo. Also television for football games.
Amazing everything. You can eat the snack or pastry right there or you can choose even more delicacies to eat a glorious breakfast at the apartment! This bakery is brand new but Kleopatra's family have their bakeries in Tolo for more than 30 years.
Kleopatra's Bakery
40 SekeriAmazing everything. You can eat the snack or pastry right there or you can choose even more delicacies to eat a glorious breakfast at the apartment! This bakery is brand new but Kleopatra's family have their bakeries in Tolo for more than 30 years.
All day café - bar with breathtaking view located in the most central spot of Tolo.
Enjoy your breakfast with great coffee!
Or come any time of the day to enjoy all the other delicious treats.
Ippocampus cafe bar
46 ΜπουμπουλίναςAll day café - bar with breathtaking view located in the most central spot of Tolo.
Enjoy your breakfast with great coffee!
Or come any time of the day to enjoy all the other delicious treats.
Our favorite Restaurants & Tavernas
Delicious food.Nice atmosphere and setting either you sit inside or outside.
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Santa Maria Restaurant
48 ΜπουμπουλίναςDelicious food.Nice atmosphere and setting either you sit inside or outside.
On a large balcony or on the sand of the beach, overlooking the sea, sits the Romvi Taverna, open from early morning to late at night.
The restaurant is very popular and the food is always fresh and tasty.
Romvi Resaurant
On a large balcony or on the sand of the beach, overlooking the sea, sits the Romvi Taverna, open from early morning to late at night.
The restaurant is very popular and the food is always fresh and tasty.
Friendly customer service, traditional greek dishes and fresh fish with an amazing view. Some nights they play live greek music and sing.
Restaurant To Steki
12 AktisFriendly customer service, traditional greek dishes and fresh fish with an amazing view. Some nights they play live greek music and sing.
Near the apartment! Amazing food and big portions. They serve greek cuisine but also italian and grilled meat. Very inviting place.
Λειμωνια - Leimonia
90 SekeriNear the apartment! Amazing food and big portions. They serve greek cuisine but also italian and grilled meat. Very inviting place.
Great mezedes! Very nice restaurant, good service and fresh fish just a few meters from the sea!
Tripia Sayionara Tavern
4 Elevtheriou VeniavelouGreat mezedes! Very nice restaurant, good service and fresh fish just a few meters from the sea!
If you want authentic greek food and fresh fish this is the place to go. One of the oldest family taverns in Tolo. They know what they doing!Amazing view, the classic old greek tavern you definitely should visit.
Taverna To Neon
1 TsouderoυIf you want authentic greek food and fresh fish this is the place to go. One of the oldest family taverns in Tolo. They know what they doing!Amazing view, the classic old greek tavern you definitely should visit.
A family restaurant with very good traditional Greek homemade food. Friendly people and amazing service.
Marinero Taverna
2 Agia KyriakiA family restaurant with very good traditional Greek homemade food. Friendly people and amazing service.
If you want to taste something different than the traditional greek cuisine - though you will find authentic greek dishes - Chez Gilles is the place to go.
Do not miss this food experience. Also very friendly people, with many years of experience and an excellent environment.
Chez Gilles
4B ΜπουμπουλίναςIf you want to taste something different than the traditional greek cuisine - though you will find authentic greek dishes - Chez Gilles is the place to go.
Do not miss this food experience. Also very friendly people, with many years of experience and an excellent environment.
Best place to taste souvlaki and gyros! Also great grilled chicken with amazing sauce. Among other dishes of course.
Tsiros Taverna
45 SekeriBest place to taste souvlaki and gyros! Also great grilled chicken with amazing sauce. Among other dishes of course.