This place, where the waves "dance almost all year long, inspired G. Drosinis to write his poetic collection "Peace. A green path leads from the north side of the village to the beautiful deserted, sandy beaches Parisena and Analipsi. The luxuriant vegetation of Peiion embraces the sandy beaches of Chorefto, which was a great harbour were ships from Zagora set out on the journey to the big markets of Europe and the East.

Agioi Saranta is a vast beach, unexploited and therefore magic, Green and blue waters, as clear as crystal and an endless beach make if a virgin place where imagination can wander freely and leave its subtle traces on the golden sand.

A picturesque beach by the village Pouri. A beach of unspoiled beauty offering great chance to its visitors for swimming, walking and relaxation. One of the most traditional tavernas serving fresh fish. It's owner Mr. Spyros a traditional fisherman always offers you his utmost delicatessen traditional dishes.

A very distinctive rocky beach close to Analipsi beach. There you can find a small chapel build on the rocks and you can experience the wave splashing on them.

The skiing is the traditional choices regarding activities, the visitor during winter. Pelion has one of the best ski centers of Greece, which is located in Chania. Created at the initiative of EOS Volos (National Mountaineering Association) in 1967. Its height is reached at 1200-1400 meters. Visitors have the opportunity to ski as there are 5 tracks with total length 15 km.

A Cosmopolitan holiday resort on Eastern Pelion, Agios loannis lies above a unique beach of pearl like pebbles. Emerald coloured water and red roofs which are lost in the deep green of slopes complete the charming scene The sun rising from the sea in a riot of rosy colors. is magical.It is the first awaIkening in a place where summer throbs withiife - until late, when night spreads her veils, - leading us to Agios loannis' fascinating night life.

The only natural harbour on the wild Aegean side of Pelion. According to a Venetian legend the name Damouhari derives from the Greek expression dos mou han' which means give me grace' which was a prayer of the seamen when in danger in the area. In the little church of St. Nicolas are the wonderful sacred paintings by Pagonis from 1800 AD. Old Damouhari from the traditional cobbled path that leads to Tsagarada. This beach is famous for its big round, white pebbles. The famous twin coves of Damouhari, a masterpiece of natural beauty.

A group of rocks divides the impressive white pebbled beach of Mylopotamos into two. A passage through the rocks connects the two beaches. On the other side of Mylopotamos the waters of the stream reach the sea and make the scenery wilder and more beautiful.The wild winds of the Aegean have sculptured the rocks of Mylopotamos. One's thought wanders in the fascination of the sounds of the waves as they hit the sand.