Top Things to do in Pylos-Nestor
The 7 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Pylos-Nestor, Peloponnese
Discover the best top things to do in Pylos-Nestor, Greece including Voidokilia Beach, Atelier Sud, Zanzibar Beach Bar, Sapientza Isle, LOSTRE BAR, Deximi, Nestor's Cave.
Restaurants in Pylos-Nestor
1. Voidokilia Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,093 reviews
Reviewed By LindaWNottm - Nottingham, United Kingdom
We hired bicycles at a very reasonable cost from Martin's on the main Street through Gialova (which is open 24hrs) then headed off along the beach road and across the lagoon toVoidakilia Beach (saw flamingoes and herons on the way) then parked up on the beach for a couple of hours on the beach. You need to bring everything with you -a parasol for shade and food and drink. The bay is beautiful fine sand sloping very gently down - you can be a fair way out before you are out if your depth. Water was clear, fishes swimming everywhere. We went early but by lunchtime it was busy and we cycled back. We loved it.
2. Atelier Sud
3. Zanzibar Beach Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Alonlif - Tel Aviv, Israel
Simply beautiful place. Views are incredible, water is warm and peaceful. Beds very comfortable. Restaurant food is excellent and so is the food. One of the best beach bars we ever visited.
4. Sapientza Isle
5. LOSTRE BAR
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
6. Deximi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Souvenir Gift shop with many handmade items and jewlleries! Find the unique "Burtzi tower" in silver and copper pendant, handmade potteries, mugs, Pythagoras cup, towels, jewels and many more souvenirs and gifts! Keep your memories alive, a memory can be a feeling, taste or even a characteristic! We also offer excellent local and traditional products, come and taste, make your shop and keep your memories in a box!
7. Nestor's Cave
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By brianb612 - Arlon, Belgium
Other reviews cover the sand dunes element. My advice is to plan to go to the top and enjoy a dip in the sea afterwards. It is quite a hike up and the sand is a challenge on the first bit while the steep part after the cave is .. adventurous. Many bathers did it in flip flops (??????) so it is doable with decent running or walking shoes. Just bring a few btls of water and a camera. The views from the castle walls are just simply awesome! And you can wander around the walls of this largish castle to see all vantage points. Don’t forget a towel for bathing in the lovely water afterwards. Enjoy!!!
