Messinia
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Messinia Tennis Weekend
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Weekend Tennis Camp Itinerary
FRIDAY:
One and a half hours fast paced drills to blow away the weeks troubles (afternoon)SATURDAY:
One and a half hours tennis group coaching with max 4 players/coach (morning) & One and a half hours themed tennis group coaching session with max 4 players/coach (afternoon), plus evening meal at a local restaurant (cost of meal not included)SUNDAY:
Doubles/singles tournament, plus coffee and awards ceremony (after tournament)Messinia Tennis Week
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Week Tennis Camp Itinerary
SATURDAY:
Welcome drink to meet the group and get organisedSUNDAY:
Two hours play (morning) & social tennis (afternoon)MONDAY:
Two hours group coaching (morning) with a maximum of 4 per group & doubles clinic (afternoon) tactically based for all standards & groupTUESDAY:
Two hours group coaching (morning) & social tennis with Philip Karafillides providing tips (afternoon)WEDNESDAY:
Free dayTHURSDAY:
Two hours group coaching (morning) & doubles for all (afternoon)FRIDAY:
Friendly tournament with local playersWhat's included in Weekend Tennis Camp
What's included in Week Tennis Camp
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Nestled in the captivating landscape of the Peloponnese in Greece, Messinia is a region that invites travelers to immerse themselves in the allure of ancient tales, rich history, and breathtaking natural beauty.
At its core lies the city of Kalamata, surrounded by a mosaic of cultural and archaeological treasures, creating an immersive experience for those eager to traverse the annals of time.
A crowning jewel in Messinia is the historic site of Ancient Messini, an archaeological gem that offers a glimpse into the grandeur of classical Greece. The meticulously preserved ruins, including a well-preserved theater and imposing city walls, transport visitors to an era of architectural brilliance and cultural sophistication.
Amidst the archaeological wonders, Messinia unfolds its scenic wonders, with the Taygetos Mountains standing majestically on the horizon. Hiking enthusiasts can explore trails that wind through verdant landscapes, revealing panoramic vistas of valleys and mountain peaks.
The city of Kalamata itself serves as a vibrant crossroads of history and modernity. The Benakeion Archaeological Museum is a treasure trove of artifacts narrating the region’s compelling heritage. Quaint squares, charming cafes, and traditional tavernas dotting the city offer a genuine taste of Greek culture and warmth.
Along the coastline, the beaches of Kalamata, such as Almyros and Voidokilia, add to the region’s allure, providing tranquil escapes and moments of seaside bliss.
With its tales echoing through time, picturesque landscapes, and hospitable ambiance, Messinia beckons travelers to embark on a journey through the epochs of Greek history and the natural splendor that defines this enchanting region.
Voidokilia Beach
Explore Voidokilia Beach, one of the most picturesque beaches in the Mediterranean. The crescent-shaped beach is surrounded by sand dunes and crystal-clear waters. It’s an excellent spot for swimming and taking in the natural beauty.Ancient Messini
Visit the archaeological site of Ancient Messini, an ancient Greek city with well-preserved ruins. Highlights include a theater, stadium, and the Temple of Epicurean Apollo. It offers a glimpse into the rich history of the region.Gialova Lagoon
Take a boat tour or hike around Gialova Lagoon, a Natura 2000 protected area near Costa Navarino. The lagoon is home to a variety of bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.Hike the Gorge of Polilimnio
Embark on a hiking adventure through the Gorge of Polilimnio, a series of waterfalls and crystal-clear pools surrounded by lush greenery. The trail offers a refreshing and scenic experience, with opportunities for swimming in the natural pools along the way.Olive Oil Tasting
Experience a traditional olive oil tasting. The Peloponnese region is known for its high-quality olive oil, and you can visit local olive groves or producers to learn about the olive oil-making process and sample different varieties.Methoni Castle
Explore Methoni Castle, a medieval fortress located on a cape overlooking the sea. The castle has a rich history and offers panoramic views of the coastline. Don’t miss the iconic Bourtzi tower at the entrance.Navarino Wildlife Observation Hiking Trail
Go hiking on the Navarino Wildlife Observation Hiking Trail, a nature trail that takes you through the diverse landscapes around Costa Navarino. This trail provides an opportunity to appreciate the local flora and fauna.By Air:
Costa Navarino is easily accessible with seasonal direct flights to Kalamata International Airport (KLX) from most European cities. There is also the Athens (ATH) – Kalamata (KLX) flight in the summer months and the Thessaloniki – Kalamata flight year-round.It’s a short drive from Kalamata airport to all Costa Navarino sites.
By Car:
Less than 280km drive from Athens.
from Athens Airport (ATH) → approx. 3h
from Kalamata Airport (KLX) → 45min
from Patras Port → 2h30min
from Araxos Airport (GPA) → 2h