Your next secluded Greek getaway
Elemani: Private Villas in Mani for slow days
There’s a rhythm to this land and it’s not in a hurry. Sculpted by stone, olive groves and open horizons, the Mani Peninsula in the south of the Peloponnese remains untamed, a last frontier of mountains plunging into the emerald sea, tower houses guarding the past, precious Byzantine churches and elusive villages untouched by haste.
Ideally located at the heart of Mani, near its historic capital, Areopoli, Elemani Villas is your private sea-view retreat, perfect for quiet seclusion and endless exploration.
Here, at the far end of continental Europe, time stands still. The pace is yours to set.
From
350€
Bedrooms:
Two-Bedroom Villa
Capacity:
7 guests
Room size:
115m²
View:
sea view
Ideal for:
Families & friends
Destination
Discover the Mani Peninsula
Mani is Greece beyond the stereotype: Tower houses, wild coastlines and living history
A world in itself, Mani is a land of untamed beauty and deep history stretching across Laconia and Messinia in the southern Peloponnese. The first spark of the Greek War of Independence was lit, here, in Areopoli, and its fierce spirit lingers in its stone-built war towers, family strongholds and fortified villages, a hallmark of Maniot architecture.
The landscape is just as bold as it is diverse: sheer cliffs, lush gorges, hidden coves with sparkling waters and golden sand beaches, centuries-old olive groves, alpine mountain forests, subterranean lake caves and the towering Taygetus range stretching across the time between the Messinian and Laconian Gulfs.
Visit Our fantastic villas
Featuring a pleasant blend of natural materials and elegance, the decor and furnishings create an inviting ambience fostering relaxation and a sense of well-being.
Signature, Simply Delicious
Awarded 14 Gault-Millau points, our cuisine focuses on locally sourced, seasonal ingredients.
food
Mani’ Gastronomy
Mani’s food is simple, but never plain. It’s made to be eaten slowly, outside, in good company. No rush, no distractions—just a plate, a view and the kind of hunger that comes from living well.
