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Psamathous Guesthouse
Offering free WiFi, Psamathous Guesthouse is set in Pórto Káyio. Featuring a shared lounge, this property also provides guests with a terrace.
Akrotiri B&B
Located right on the sandy beach of Porto Kagio in Mani, Akrotiri B&B features a sea-view restaurant with fireplace.
Pyrgoi Theodorakaki: O Gerolimenas
Located right on the pebbled beach of Gerolimenas, the stone-built Pyrgoi Theodorakaki: O Gerolimenas offers traditional accommodation with sea or mountain views.
Akrotainaritis
Centrally located in the coastal village of Gerolimenas, the stone-built Akrotainaritis is just 10 metres from the beach.
Porto Mani Suites
Porto Mani Suites, a complex of traditional buildings, is beautifully situated in a landscape that overlooks the Mediterranean Sea, near the seaside village Kyparissos, in Mani.
Guesthouse Laoula
Offering city views, Guesthouse Laoula is an accommodation located in Yerolimin, 300 metres from Gerolimenas Beach and 22 km from Caves of Diros.
Find your peace in a traditional country house!!
Set in Láyia and only 35 km from Caves of Diros, Find your peace in a traditional country house!! offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Amazing View
Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony, Κοκκάλα is situated in Amazing View. Set on the beachfront, this property features free bikes, a terrace and free WiFi.
Peace in the wildest landscape of Mani
Located in Láyia in the Peloponnese region, Peace in the wildest landscape of Mani has a balcony and sea views. Set 35 km from Caves of Diros, the property offers a garden and free private parking.
panos stone tower
Located in Mianés in the Peloponnese region, panos stone tower has a balcony and mountain views. The property features sea views.
What guests said about Pórto Káyio:
- 10Scored 10
This was a beautiful hotel in a spectacular setting.
This was a beautiful hotel in a spectacular setting. The owner was super friendly and helpful and gave us a tour of the bay which was wonderful. There were three tavernas to choose from on the beach very close to the hotel. The delicious breakfast was served on our balcony from which we had a direct view of the beach. The room was very comfortable and not too hot at night and we slept very well as the area is so quiet. We’d thoroughly recommend this hotel and the surrounding area and wished we had stayed longer!
RachelUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Porto Kayio for me was better from the top of the hill...
Porto Kayio for me was better from the top of the hill looking down than actually being there! We only stayed one night which was long enough! There are more beautiful places not that far away from Porto Kagio I would recommend more! There were only two tavernas to choose from and the one had a very pushy miserable lady desperate for your custom... luckily we had read the reviews and went to the other one! I’ll leave that for your opinion when you arrive!
PaulUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Porto Kayio is almost at the most southern point of Greece.
Porto Kayio is almost at the most southern point of Greece. The landscape is very dry, desolate and rocky. The tiny village stretches itself along the bay and has traditionally built fortified houses. It is like an oasis with olive & oleander trees and bougainville for shade. Along the narrow beach are parasols and beachbeds belonging to the restaurants. Enough opportunity to eat fresh fishbor fresh fruit. Overlooking the bay is a modern cafe bar that serves coffee and cocktails and other alcoholic drinks. All activity in the village is around the beach life, watching sail and fishing boats and the occasional yacht coming in. The village is very peaceful, unspoiled by mass tourism. If you are into sunbathing, swimming, relaxing, eating & drinking and finding peace then this is the place to be.AAnonymousNetherlands - 10Scored 10
Porto Kayio is a concealed bay in Mani which I strongly...
Porto Kayio is a concealed bay in Mani which I strongly recommend: the landscape is great, beautiful, and the sea and quietness is something I was looking for and Porto Kayio did not disappointed me. There are a few restaurants near the beach which are good. There are no shops, though, in case you have to buy food regularly you will have to drive a few kilometers on a winding road or else wait for the lorry that brings basics to the locals form food to furniture. Easy car park.RICARDOSpain
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