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Pelion (Pilio) is one of the most wonderful and magical regions in Greece offering a perfect choise for holidays throughout the year. The beautiful Pelion peninsula is situated in the prefecture of Magnesia in Thessaly, Central Greece.

There are 70 villages in Pelion offering all the options depending on the season. From the mountainous villages of Portaria Makrinitsa of Hania and the ski center of Agriolefkes to the seaside villages like Agios Ioannis, Kala Nera, Afissos and Platanias there are suggestions throughout the year.

Also known are the wonderful beaches of Pelion offering crystal clear waters, golden and white sand, vegetation near the water and are perfect choices for the summer months.

In this travel guide to find information about all villages and beaches in Pelion, a complete list of accommodation in hotels and rented rooms, photos, videos, reviews the history of Pelion, attractions, travel information and suggestions for your holiday.

With it's snow capped mountain, to it's sandy golden beaches, this is an area that you can visit any time of the year.

The ancient Greek Gods chose Pelion as their holiday house and left Olympus for Pelion in the summer. Browse this travel guide to find out why ...

Take a tour among Pelion villages.
Pelion is also famous for its beaches.

PAPA NERO BEACH
Papa Nero is the beach south of Agios Ioannis. Long, white sandy beach with crystal clear water.

Papa Nero is the beach south of Agios Ioannis. Long, white sandy beach with crystal clear water. more ...


TOP HOTELS
1 - AGNANTI HOTEL APARTMENTS
2 - ILIOHOOS
3 - HOTEL VRIONIS
4 - HOTEL GALINI
5 - HARAVGI HOTEL
6 - HOTEL SOFOKLIS
7 - DESPOTIKO
8 - Nefeli Maisonettes
9 - VOLOS PALACE HOTEL
10 - KENTAVROS HOTEL
11 - STOIKOS HOTEL
12 - ARCHONTIKO KANTARTZI
13 - ARHONTIKO THEODORA
14 - DRYALOS HOTEL
15 - ARCHONTICO STAFILOPATI
16 - LEDA HOTEL
17 - AGAMEMNON TRADITIONAL SETTLEMENT
18 - ZISIMATOS PELION
PORTARIA
PORTARIA

A lovely village overlooking the Pagasitikos bay, surrounded by trees and flowers which are in abudance. lt is a real balcony, where you can admire th more ...


VILLAGES
- PORTARIA
- MAKRINITSA
- AGIOS LAVRENTIOS
- ALMIROS
- ARGALASTI
- HANIA
- KATICHORI
- MILIES
- MOURESI
- NEA ANCHIALOS
- TRIKERI
- TSAGARADA
- VIZITSA
- ZAGORA
- AFETES
- AGIOS IOANNIS
- NEA IONIA

PAPA NERO
PAPA NERO

If you follow the coast from Agios Ioannis towards the south, then you reach directly the bay Papa Nero. It is a calmer beach than Ai Giannis and the more ...


BEACHES
- POTISTIKA
- PAPA NERO
- MELANI
- PALTSI
- AFISSOS
- HOREFTO
- AI GIANNIS
- AGIOS DIMITRIOS
- DAMOUCHARI
- HORTO
- KALA NERA
- KALAMOS
- LAFKOS
- MILINA
- MILOPOTAMOS
- ALIKES
- AGRIA
- KATIGIORGIS
- KAMARI
Church of Apostles Peter and Paul, Argalasti
Church of Apostles Peter and Paul, Argalasti

Aghii Apostoli Petrou and Pavlou, in Greek, featurs a 3-part basilica from 1886 and a stunning marble belfry from 1913 designed by the architect Perpi more ...


WORTH SEEING
- Aghios Ioannis Prodromos, Afetes
- Monastery of Panagia Lampidona, Lampinou
- Pherai
- Athanasakeion Archaeological Museum of Volos
- Zoodochos Pigi Monastery, Prasouda island
- Church of Aghia Triada, Anavros
- The Episkopi of Ano Volos
- The Church of Agios Konstantinos and Helen, Volos
- Panagia Tripa of Goritsa
- Art center Giorgio De Chirico
MAGNESIA HISTORY
MAGNESIA HISTORY

Magnesia was among the first areas in Greece to be inhabited. Archaeologists have brought to light Mesolithic finds from the Sarakinos cave, Neolithic more ...


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- MAGNESIA HISTORY