5 reasons why the Greeks love Stupa. And not only the Greeks.

Due to the surrounding highlands, the Mani Peninsula is considered by the Greeks to be relatively wild and remote. Among the olive groves, on the coast, below the rocky peaks of the Taygetos mountain range, whose highest point (Profitis Ilias) is located at an altitude of 2407 m, Stupa is located. Surrounded by three azure bays, this city offers a relaxing break from the noise of the metropolis and gives you the opportunity to join the culture of Greece, try to find dryads and nymphs among the riot of greenery.

1. Nature inspiring creativity
“The Greatest British Travel Writer in Life” Patrick “Paddy” Fermor (1915-2011) chose the surroundings of Stupa in order to spend his rest of his life on the Mani Peninsula. The traveler traveled to many countries and described many of his adventures, but only here could find peace. Kardamyls, which are located near the Stupa, became Fermoru’s home. Continue reading →