Arcadia Getaway - Levidi Sani 11 Suite

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A unique property in the heart of Arcadia, perfect for a holiday all-year round! Whether you are a group of friends or a family you will enjoy every moment! Nearby (300m) you will find a supermarket, bakery, gas station to get everything you may need during your stay! For those enjoying winter sports, it is just 20 minutes away from Mainalos' snow center! Free Wifi is available to our guests! You can park your car freely on the street!

Levidi is a small, picturesque and quaint town in the heart of Arcadia, Peloponnese. It is situated on the northeastern slope of the Mainalos mountain, at about a 850m elevation. Levidi was the site of several battles during the Greek War of Independence from the Ottoman Empire, and in ancient times was thought to have been the site of a sanctuary to Artemis. At just 300 metres you will find a supermarket, bakery and gas station to equip yourself with everything you may need during your stay. Dont miss out on visiting the Cave Kapsia (10 km) one of the 10 biggest in Greece! Let yourself be enchanted by the Sintzi springs underwater cave (13 km) and feel at awe by the Ancient Theater of Orchomenos (7 km). Levidi lies just 20 mins away form the Mainalos snow center, perfect for those who love winter sports. It is also just 10km from Vytina and 20km from the city of Tripoli. There you can stroll in Areos central square with the Judicial Mansion and the statue of Theodoros Kolokotronis. His bones are still preserved on the base of the monument. A beautiful district with traditional houses and one storey buildings surrounds the square. There is also the War museum and the The Archeological Museum housed in a building designed by Ernst Ziller which initially hosted the Pan Arcadian hospital. It includes findings from the surrounding area, covering the period from the Mycenaean times up to 2nd century A.D.