Floating between Evoic Gulf and Aegean Sea

Marmari: From the modern facilities and the air of the Evoikos Gulf. . .

Natural beauty is not what Marmari has to offer alone; it is enhanced by modern facilities and comfort. Restaurants, local taverns, Café and "ouzeri" where the traditional drink "ouzo" is served- are among the choices that can be made.

Here the daily routine becomes a set of alternate images; at the port one may meet fishermen with sunburnt faces unfolding their fishing nets; in the narrow pathways one can see villagers selling their products; boatmen will gladly take you to the enchanting islands of Petali in their boats. Here you can swim in crystal-clear waters and you will admire the luxurious villas along the coast. You will have a "touch" of royalty since these islands were the permanent holiday resort of the ex - royal family.

. . . to the wild and sublime beauty of the Aegean Sea.

Marmari is a land where different worlds meet; a land where two seas become one, the Gulf of Evoikos and the Aegean Sea.

The place is characterised by a thought-provoking and active nature. The traveller, who wants to be acquainted with the inland, shouldn't "limit" himself to the pleasures of the Gulf only; one should be able to trace the roots of an exceptional human nature fostered by the sublimit of the wild. In a quest through vineyards, cherry orchards, olive groves, scents of the mountains and overwhelming canyons, one discovers picturesque hamlets with their own history and culture.

Here the golden coast meets with the wild rocks of Cavo d' Oro.

There are rare plants, forests of chestnut trees, plane - trees and oak - trees; a dozen species of birds are hidden here.
The colourful landscape also presents a great geological interest; from the steep slopes of mount OHI (1396m) the streams lead to the precipitous coast of the Aegean, creating numerous secluded beaches with unique features( Kalliani beach - Agios Dimitrios beach - Gianitsi beach - Aktaio beach)