Peloponnese Villa Holidays - the perfect island retreat

Located in southern Greece, Peloponnese was a sizable peninsula, has been an island since the 1983 construction of the Corinth Canal and is comprised of five regions. Peloponnese covers over 8,000 square miles and forms connections with the rest of Greece via the Rio-Antirio Bridge and Isthmus of Corinth. Mountains regions and deep indented coasts adorn this peninsula, Mount Taygetus being its highest point. It enjoys several south-pointing peninsulas, these being Cape Malea, Argolid (to the far north), Mani Peninsula, and Messenia. Lying off the coast of Peloponnese is the western Ionian and eastern Argo-Saronic Islands. Renting Peloponnese villas offers tourists the opportunity to enjoy warm lazy days and vibrant, wild nightlife.

If you like visiting the ruins left behind by ancient civilisations, we recommend:

• Visit the amazing Roman aqueduct built in the first century BC to supply water to the city of Nimes, the most famous stretch being the Pont du Gard, used to carry fresh water over spectacular arches across the river Gardon - Uzes Holiday Lettings
• Visit the ancient Roman province of Thrace, or Trakya, located on the western shores of Marmara Sea - Marmara Sea Villas
• Choose Aegean Coast Villas and visit Ephesus, a major port on the Aegean Coast and one the most well-known ancient cities in Turkey, which gives a fascinating insight into how life and commerce was conducted during the Roman period

Peloponnese Holiday Apartments - dive back in history and swim with the Ancient Greeks

Peloponnese’s largest towns are Sparti, Argos, Tripolis, Patras, and Kalamata. The natural environment and facilities of the cities provide excellent villas in Peloponnese including Peloponnese villa rentals.There is also the opportunity to book a venue through its many conference centres. This makes it ideal for weddings, stag or hen parties, birthdays, or work-based events. Holidays Peloponnese are bursting with adventure. Travel through rural areas and rolling hills passing old churches, local architecture, and small villages. Try wine tasting, visit an archaeological site, and photograph your journey on the way. Wherever you may be in Peloponnese, you are never far from mountains and abundant trees. The mountainous regions often receive enough snow to indulge into some winter skiing activities. Other places to visit on Peloponnese Holidays include Mycenea, one of Greece’s most recognised archaeological sites and Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the infamous Olympic games where the flame is lit every four years and carried through the continents to the chosen city hosting the Olym-pics.Peloponnese enjoys warm and mild temperatures throughout the year with limited rain. Expect to enjoy pleasant temperatures of 29°C in the summer and 10°C in the winter. If you're still not convinced, we recommend a look at a timeless holiday classic, Costa del Sol Villas