Mani Peninsula
Moderate quake rattles Lakonia and Messinia
A moderate earthquake shook areas of Lakonia and Messinia in the Peloponnese in southern Greece on Tuesday at 10.50 p.m.
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10 Best places to visit in Greece – Cape Sounion
The ruins of the ancient Greek temple of the god of the sea Poseidon
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Limeni – The stone and the light of Laconic Mani
Limeni, port of Areopolis, is a historic place, home of the prominent family of Mavromichalis, is admittedly one of the most beautiful residential complexes of Laconic Mani.
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Fermor House | Mani | All Year
The Benaki Museum has announced the re-opening of the home where Irish writer Patrick Leigh Fermor and his wife, the English photographer Joan, spent some of the best years of their lives, in Kardamyli in the Peloponnese's Mani region.
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Joan Leigh Fermor | Athens | To October 21
The Benaki Museum presents a collection of photographs by Joan Leigh Fermor, the equally talented wife of the celebrated Irish travel writer Patrick Leigh Fermor. Between the 1940s and 60s Joan took thousands of photographs of people and places as she traveled with Paddy around Greece, where the couple had settled in the village of Kardamyli in the southwestern Peloponnese.
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Joan Leigh Fermor | Athens | May 22 - October 21
The Benaki Museum presents a collection of photographs by Joan Leigh Fermor, the equally talented wife of the celebrated Irish travel writer Patrick Leigh Fermor. Between the 1940s and 60s Joan took thousands of photographs of people and places as she traveled with Paddy around Greece, where the couple had settled in the village of Kardamyli in the southwestern Peloponnese.
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Second loggerhead sea turtle found dead in Laconia
A loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta) was found dead by officials from the Port Authority of Gytheion at the beach of Chalikia Vatta, in the eastern part of the Mani peninsula, authorities said on Sunday.
This is the second sea turtle of its kind found dead in the region of Laconia, after one was located on Saturday on the island of Elafonisos.
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Wildfires burning in Attica and the Peloponnese
A fire engine is seen near a blaze in Kotronas, eastern Mani, southern Greece, Monday. Firefighters worked into the night trying to contain fires in Attica as well as Achaia and Laconia in the Peloponnese, which destroyed forest and farmland. Reports said several houses were threatened by the flames.
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4 Greek beaches among 29 Telegraph best picks for Europe
Greece has 4 beach resorts among the 29 best list in Europe for 2016, according to an article published by British newspaper ‘Telegraph’. Stoupa, Kea, Voutoumi and Karavostasi are the Greek resorts worth visiting writes the newspaper
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Stunning Laconian Mani: the southern-most tip of mainland Greece, EU
The eponymous Mani region of extreme southern Greece has long been considered what British author John Fowles once referred to as “Wild Greece”. The rugged and sparsely populated region is roughly divided between two prefectures, Messinia and Laconia, which in antiquity was the home of Sparta.