ZOBOLO is located on the southern tip of the Peloponnese peninsula near Cavo Maleas. A breathtaking location, Cavomaliás, as the cape is known locally, was infamous amongst ancient mariners for its unpredictable seawaters, and later on it became known for its enormous stone lighthouse. Still remote and impressive with blue expanding as far as the eye can see, it is an area of serene, unspoilt beauty. Zobolo and Cavo Maleas belong to a wider area called Vátika—the southernmost tip of mainland Europe, which protrudes sharply into the Myrtoan Sea.

This enchanting part of the Peloponnese holds small surprises for everyone: ancient temples for the archaeologists; old shipwrecks for the divers; monasteries and churches for the believers; an amazing fossilized palm forest for the nature lovers.

For hikers, a web of trails leads through landscapes that alternate like the pages of a good book. For cavers, underground caves can be found beneath almost every cliff formation. For most people, the tranquil blue waters and intimate coves of the Vátika coastline are enough to awaken the senses and sooth the soul. And lounging on the phenomenal sandy beaches of Elafonisos, a small island just across the water from Neapoli, is the ultimate way to spend your rest day.