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Just 800 meters from the sandy beach of Agia Kyriaki, these 2 cozy accommodations offer stunning views of the sea and surrounding olive groves. Step out onto the private balconies and take in the tranquil atmosphere of the surrounding nature, an ideal spot for a morning coffee or sunset drink. Venture out to explore the unspoiled countryside and the scenic Ionian coastline, with traditional taverns, restaurants, and cafés just a short walk away. Free WiFi & parking on the premises.

Nestled in the heart of Messinia, in the southwest Peloponnese, the quiet village of Agia Kyriaki offers visitors a peaceful escape surrounded by olive groves, rolling hills, and traditional Greek charm. Its location makes it a perfect base for exploring the surrounding countryside and the Ionian coastline. Just 800m away lies the sandy Agia Kyriaki beach, with nearby beaches like Lagkouvardos (3km) and Mati Rikia (7km). Lining the shoreline, you'll discover a variety of restaurants, traditional tavernas, and charming cafés. The nearby town of Filiatra (4km) is known for its picturesque square, neoclassical buildings, and a whimsical miniature replica of the Eiffel Tower that surprises most first-time visitors. Just 6 km from Agia Kyriaki, Valta Waterfall offers a refreshing natural escape with a hike through lush greenery to a hidden cascade. A short trip west leads to the fishing village of Marathopoli (7km). From its small port, boats depart daily to the uninhabited Proti Island, ideal for hiking, snorkeling, and discovering ancient ruins nestled among its wild landscape. Not far south is Gargalianoi (9km), a town that provides an authentic slice of rural Greek life and is surrounded by hills dense with olive trees, many of which produce some of the country’s finest olive oil. One of the region’s gems is Voidokilia Beach (21km), widely recognized for its striking omega (Ω) shape. Its shallow turquoise waters and fine sand are framed by dunes and myth, believed to be the place where Homer’s King Nestor hunted. Gialova Lagoon (26km), a protected wetland and Natura 2000 site, is home to countless bird species and offers tranquil walking paths and wildlife watching. History lovers will find much to explore in Pylos(31km), a beautiful seaside town dominated by the imposing Niokastro Fortress. The views over Navarino Bay are stunning, and the site’s small museum offers insights into the area's long and storied past.