Methana

Located on a volcanic peninsula attached to the Peloponnese peninsula of Greece, Methana is a charming town of the Attica region. Surrounded by the Aegean Sea and the Gulf of Epidaurus, the town was named after the large volcano on the peninsula. Methana is known for its impressive historical remains, natural thermal springs, and lush green forests. Visitors can enjoy hiking, swimming, and soaking in the therapeutic hot springs that are said to have healing properties. The famous spa town stretches along to the picture-perfect seaside and attracts visitors with its peaceful ambiance where beautiful, whitewashed houses are located. The Ancient Acropolis of Methana is also worth seeing for those who want to go ashore, which is located on the Palaiokastro Hill near the town.

The Waters and Wonders of Methana

Methana is a popular destination for boaters due to its beautiful location on the volcanic peninsula, which is known for its rugged landscapes and stunning coastal scenery with beautiful pine trees. It offers a small but well-equipped marina which provides safe mooring for boats and yachts with thirty berths. The nearby beaches usually have pebbly coasts which may require water shoes. They are perfect for families with children with their shallow and warm water with an average temperature of 74.2℉ (24°C). The most popular time to visit the region is during the summer months, from June to September, when the heat is at its peak and visitors rush into the refreshing waters of the Aegean Sea.