The site features an archaeological area rich in history, complemented by three museums that showcase a variety of artifacts and exhibits related to the region's cultural heritage. Additionally, there is a historic church that has been converted into a mosque, further demonstrating the area's diverse religious background. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, this location invites visitors to immerse themselves in its profound historical significance and natural beauty.

Excellent service. Staff very helpful. Fantastic view of the sunset.

(Translated by Google) The climb up to the cave is only a slight challenge. The cave offers a nice, cool shade. However, wasps and other similar creatures live in the ground, so you have to be careful. The entire cave is buzzing. (Original) Bis zur Höhle ist der Aufstieg nur eine leichte Herausforderung. Die Höhle bietet einen schönen kühlen Schatten. Allerdings leben dort auch Wespen oder ähnliches im Boden, daher muss man vorsichtig sein. Es brummt in der ganzen ganzen Höhle.

We have probably the very best cocktails in our 5 weeks travels in Greece so far at the Karelis Bar My pina colada i would have to say was the finest I’ve ever had in my life Made with love and attention to detail My wife had a cocktail with Masticha spirit ( a gum that grows on Chios Island) that was evocative The bar itself is super chilled with awesome spectacular views of the Bay of Navarino This is very best bar in Pylos And is excellent to bring. Group of friends to chill out to Our host Elias was fabulous He was oozing energy and treated us like family Highly highly recommend A drink here is unforgettable

Natural sandy beach with changing cabin and shower. Gradual entrance to the sea, Very comfortable for walks along the coast.

Can you imagine a castle built entirely for children, where adults aren’t allowed to stay at? The 925 sqm Sand Castle is a small hotel for children, located within the Costa Navarino Resort in Messinia, Greece, on a 1800 sqm plot. Inspired by sand castles, it has been especially designed for children at the ages of 5-7 and 8-12 years, providing various programs according to age (as well as theatrical stages and points of communication both in- and outside of the building) and offering half-day or full-day packages. Its form reminds one of the Navarino bay itself with its never-ending dune. So, naturally, the Sand Castle’s programs of playing with sand, sculpting and mixing, are translated into the very architectural forms that gave birth to the building itself. But, careful, nothing is strict here. Not even the lines of the structure, there’s no horizontal or vertical, when it comes to them. This is after all a castle for children, and children do not even use these words. But it is a safe and calm place –that seems like an archetypical community of some kind- for them to be themselves (under the constant yet discreet observation by the staff). Where each day of the week has a different theme, including Battles and Treasures of Navarino Dunes, Hercules and the First Olive Tree and Filoxenia; The Art of Friendship. A trully educational and creative environment, including over-night stays, as well as water-related sports and exciting activities where they can practice the martial arts of ancient Sparta; unearth secrets as a junior archaeologist or delve into the magical world of Greek mythology. Needless to say, this “hug” was constructed by natural and eco-friendly materials, such as wood and sandstone. No wonder it feels so natural to hide within and play with.

An interesting museum, laid out in the modern fashion, covering the history of the area. Small, but well displayed, with some interesting Mycenean era exhibits. Had some Greek middle man with a limp shuffle over, saying something loud and dramatically in Greek. But you sometimes get odd staff at these places.

You don't go here for the tomb. You come here for the views. The views from the top overlooking the beach and the sea are breathtaking. Perfect photo spot, postcard worthy.