Top Kalamata Extreme Sports

Whether you’re a complete beginner or have climbed many times before, the rock climbing area at Lagada, Mount Taygetos, is a rewarding destination. This small-group day trip is an easy way to visit, as all logistics will be taken care of and gear provided. Climbing routes for all levels of experience are available, and instructors will be there to help you out. Enjoy the views while having fun.

Climbers of any skill level, from first-timers to experienced mountaineers, will enjoy this half-day outing to the Kardamili climbing site. Overlooking the Messinian Gulf, there are 33 different routes of varying grades and each climb is supervised by a certified instructor. This complete climbing experience includes hotel pickup and drop off in Kalamata, water and snacks, and all equipment necessary.  

Combine hiking and cycling during one full-day outdoor adventure in Greece. Meet your guide at Taygetos refuge and set out on a small-group hike for seven kilometers to the mountain peak. Admire views from the top, then ride bikes for the descent through a variety of landscapes, covering 31 kilometers. Arrive in Sparti at the end of the full-day tour, which is appropriate for people with a minimum moderate fitness level.

Climb the highest peak in the Peloponnese region on a one or two day guided trip. Begin your climb up Mount Taygetos standing at 2407 meters from the Sparta Shelter. From there, you can select to take the shorter or longer route to the mysterious pyramid shaped mountain. While the walk can be challenging, the views of the entire Messinian Bay below make the effort all worthwhile.

Active travelers seeking a challenge will love climbing the highest mountain in the Peloponnese, Mount Taygetos (7,896 feet/ 2,407 meters). Go at your own pace on a private, two-day guided hike, so you don’t need to worry about rushing ahead or slowing down a group. Learn about the mountain’s legendary history, enjoy the fantastic views, and just enjoy the experience as someone else takes care of the logistics.

Greece is known for its constant catches of the day when it comes to fishing, but if you don’t know where to fish, then it could take you a whole day to even get a bite on your pole. Choose one of four areas—Kalamata, Koroni, Kardamili, or Stoupa—and travel by boat with a guide to secret fishing locations during this private fishing tour. Your captain also gives you a few pointers, and all fishing gear, as well as drinks and snacks are included.