Kardamili
75€
/ per person
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Features
- Climbing Routes: 33
- Grades: 5a+/7a (very easy/very hard)
- Kids friendly: Yes
- Approach by car: 1 hour
- Residence Time: 4 hours
- Ratio guide to guest: 1:3
Departure Details
Departure Time: 08:00
Return Time: 13:30
Departure / Return Location: To be defined
Dress code
Sport clothing, comfortable
Climbing shoes are provided
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Destination
Tour Location
Only 45 minutes away from the town of Kalamata, at a ledge of unique aesthetic value, rises imposingly the sport climbing area of Kardamili at West Mani.
- Kardamili is a village by the sea 38km southeast of Kalamata. Stretching between two places of rare beauty, it vaccilates between its own tradition and the cultural necessities of today's living. Sometimes an Homeric Gift, sometimes as a Sea Nymph, it did not cease to indicate its superiority and to be a prosperous enviable city, but also a significant port for all seekers of values. Castle of Kardamili is a treasure of the Medieval era today looks like a fortress tower complex.
- It's been designed by the Ministry of Culture as a particularly valuable natural landscape because of the rich vegetation and historical because of the special development of the architecture well known as Mani's Residence, something that significally worked, so as the area is rich of historical monuments of all time and lots of historical facts happened there.
- First time Kardamili is mentioned in Homer's Iliad, as the 1st of the 7 auspicious and well inhabited cities. King Agamemnon would give it dowry to Achilles if he married one of his daughters.
- Also Theodoros Kolokotronis and other leaders of the weapons known as "oplarhigi" planned there the Greek Revolution of 1821.
- Is this landscape looks familiar to you? Maybe you have seen this area while watching the movie "Before Midnight". (Ethan Hawk- Julie Delpy)
- Transfer
- Mountain Guide
- Climbing Instructors
- Belaying
- Climbing Shoes
- Helmet
- Harness
- Climbing Equipment
- Water
- Snack
- Photos
- Liability insurance
- Taxes and fees