Welcome to Pyli! We are here for you and would like to contribute to the best of our abilities to make your holiday in Pylos a memorable experience. Feel free to ask us for our recommendations of activities and experiences in the area according to your interests. Our family has been cultivating olive trees for over 100 years, passing down knowledge and care from generation to generation. Our olive groves are located in the fertile lands of Gargaliani Messinias, producing authentic extra virgin olive oil with a unique aroma and taste. We harvest our olives using gentle, non-invasive methods to protect the trees and preserve their rich organoleptic characteristics,ensuring an oil that is both delicious and nutritious. The house proprietor is especially fond of boat and fishing trips in the Navarino bay and would be more than willing to help you organize similar activities.

In the picturesque sandy Pylos, a short walk from the town square with the age old maple trees, in a townhouse with views to the bay of Navarino, the Venetian castle and the town you will find four apartments in different style and for different needs. PYLI is an old town-house a few minutes’ walk from the square and the harbor of the historical town of Pylos in south-western Peloponnese. The house, built in stone in 1917, was fully refurbished in 2020. The aim of the renovation project and our business philosophy is to preserve something of the original character of the house, which combined the residence of an affluent manufacturer with workshop spaces, and at the same time to create a welcoming and comfortable starting point, a gate, through which our guests can experience the manifold attractions of Pylos and of south-western Peloponnese.

The house is in the old quarter of the town. It is located within walking distance from all points of attraction in the town: the square with cafes and bars under the age-old maple trees and the monument commemorating the naval battle of Navarino; the harbour and marina where boats depart for excursions to the island of Sphacteria and around the Navarino bay, the many restaurants and cafes located on the waterfront, and the sandy patch where one can swim at the end of the quay. Also within walking distance are the archaeological museum of Pylos, the Venetian fortification and the house of the Olympic winner Kostas Tsiklitiras that now houses the collection of the French journalist René Puaux .