Tourism in Kilada
Your Options For Travel and Accomodation in Kilada
Are you thinking of planning a trip to Kilada in Greece anytime soon? Whether it is for business or just for a holiday, then this might be the place for you.
The following guide will help you decide what activities to do in and around the area of Kilada during your stay.
Kilada is a small fishing village which is situated in the eastern Peloponnese, a region in Greece with a population of 1000 people. It is two and a half hours from Athens, the capital of Greece.
If you are looking for somewhere to rent, to go golfing or dine at, the country club, villas and golf resort situated in Kilada is the perfect spot for relaxation and escapism on holiday.
During your stay if you are looking for something to do, the nearest beach called Paralia Lepitsa is a short walk from Kilada. If you want to go for a coastal walk, or go for a relaxing swim, this is the perfect spot to do so.
If you are looking for some delicious cuisine, there are numerous traditional Greek and European restaurants to choose from around Kilada.
Your Options Include...
Mouragio: a Greek and European restaurant situated on Koilada Beach, Kilada 21300 Greece. The price of food ranges from £7 to £15. There are also vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options available.
Ntagklas: a Seafood and Mediterranean restaurant situated on Paralia Koiladas, Kilada 21300 Greece. There are also vegetarian and vegan options available.
Doroufi: a Seafood and Mediterranean restaurant situated in Doroufi which is approximately 1.4 miles away from Kilada.
Giannis Megas & Son: a family run restaurant that serves Greek, Mediterranean cuisine and specializes in seafood since 1976. The restaurant situated next to the harbour in Kilada. The price of food ranges from £9 to £17.
If you want to venture further afield, there are the towns Ermioni and Porto Heli to explore which are accessible by car. In Ermioni, there is a beach called Petrothalassa which is perfect for a romantic walk along the coast or to simply soak up the sun and swim in the crystal-clear Mediterranean waters.
There is a taxi tour service called Kounoupiotis taxi and tours which travels to the historic sites of Mykines, Corinth, Epidaurus and Nafplio.
In Porto Heli, there is the Scuba Club which offers a scuba diving experience to see tropical creatures up close in their natural habitat.
From Porto Heli, there is a ferry that you can catch to go to the Islands of Hydra and Spetses.
If you are looking for somewhere to rent, to go golfing or dine at? The country club, villas and golf resort situated in Kilada is the perfect spot for relaxation and escapism when on holiday.
Historic Greece
Travelling around Greece and visiting different places is easy thanks to the excellent ferry and road network. Yes, it is tempting to stay in Kilada to enjoy your villa in Kilada, but why not make the most of this beautiful country.
The Argolis Region
The Great Theatre of the Asklepieion at Epidaurus (35 miles)
Set in stunning natural surroundings this theatre, built in the classic Hellenistic style more than 2,000 years ago, and largely unchanged since, offers a timeless and still functional view of Greeks historic past.
Archaeological Museum of Nafplio (45 miles)
Built in 1713, this archetypical structure holds Greek historical artifacts pre-dating civilization. The Paleolithic cluster of alters dating back past 20,000 BC The museum contains tools, jewellery and pot-made vessels giving an incite into Greek pre-History.
The Palamidi Castle (60 miles)
More modern history presents the Palamidi Castle. Built by the Venetians in 1714 to protect their commerce in the area, the castle set almost 400 feet up, high and canted on the hillside. It presents an awe inspiring monument to Greece’s important role in Mediterranean trade.
Friendly Greece
One of the best ways to describe Greece is as people-friendly. The local Greek population genuinely love visitors and many ex-pats become part of the local community. The social culture in Greece is much more open when compared to living as an ex-pat in many other European countries. Local events form part of the rich local culture and tapestry of life in Greece.
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