Lush vegetation, waterfalls,natural emerald pools,impressive gorges,rivers and sites are just some of the wonders a visitor encounters in Olympian Land.
Three rivers, Pinios, Alfios and Erymanthos, shape lakes and lagoons of unparalleled beauty, while forests and picturesque ports create the perfect backdrop for those looking to escape in the tranquility of nature.
With a long list of places protected by Natura 2000, the Olympian land is undoubtedly the ideal destination for those looking to discover the gems of the Greek land that are rich of in history, heritage and astonishing beauty.
The forest of foloi with its colossal ancient oak trees, and the lake of Kaiafa with its aparalleled beauty and healing waters are ideal places to unwind and rejuvenate in nature.
Foloi Forest is 30 km from Vians Olympia Resort , whereas Lake Kaiafa is situated 25 km away from the hotel .

Worth visiting

Ancient Olympia
In the beautiful valley of the Alpheus River, the most glorious sanctuary of ancient Greece flourished, dedicated to the father of the gods, Zeus. It spreads at the southwestern foot of the verdant Cronus Hill, between the Alpheus and Kladeus rivers, which join in this area.

Foloi Oak Forest
A reference point for the forest wealth of mountainous Ilia and Greece in general is the famous oak forest of Foloi. This natural forest, of a semi-evergreen form with its enormous broad-leaved oaks, is unique not only in beauty but also in its particularity throughout Europe.

Kaiafas Lagoon
Here, in the heart of the Western Peloponnese, an unprecedentedly wonderful geographical coexistence of land and water awaits you to discover. Wander through the pine forest, escape to the endless sandy beaches, swim in the warm, crystal clear waters of the sea, experience the adrenaline of water sports in one of the world's top lakes, prepare for absolute relaxation and healing at the thermal springs of Anigridon Nymphs and Gerani, explore the islet of Agia Aikaterini with its eponymous chapel.

Monastery of Panagia Kremasti
The Monastery of Panagia Kremasti is one of the most well-known Greek monasteries, both because of its location and because of the tradition that follows it. The monastery is built at an altitude of 207 meters and from a distance, it really looks like it is hanging from the cliff. It stands imposing on the steep slope and provides a breathtaking view.



