Who writes these guides

Peloponnese Tourism Guide is an independent travel publication about one Greek region: the Peloponnese, from Corinth to Cape Tainaro. It is a small operation, not a staffed newsroom. The aim of every guide is that you can close the tab and act on it.

How figures are sourced

Prices, opening hours and travel times are traced to the organizations that set them: the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and its e-ticketing service for archaeological sites and museums, the Athens Festival for performances at Epidaurus, Athens and Kalamata airports, the KTEL regional bus companies, ferry operators, the motorway concessionaires for tolls, and the venues themselves for hours and booking policies. Where a figure is a judgment rather than a fact, it is written as a judgment, with the reasoning attached.

How guides are reviewed

Every guide carries the month it was last checked. Seasonal guides, ticket guides and anything with a timetable in it are revisited most often. Factual errors get fixed and the review date updated. If something is wrong, use the contact page.

Three languages

Guides are published in English, Greek and French. The three editions follow the same facts; each is written for its readers rather than translated word for word, so a Greek edition may say more about weekend trips from Athens and a French one more about the drive from the airport.

What the site does not do

There are no affiliate links, no booking widgets, no advertising and no sponsored articles. Venues do not see guides before publication. The site does not take bookings, and it does not give legal advice beyond the practical steps it describes.

What a figure means

Treat every price, hour and journey time as a planning estimate. Sites change their summer hours, a ferry timetable moves with the season, a taverna closes from November to Easter. Confirm anything time-critical with the operator before you rely on it.