Socrates Organic Village - Wild Olive

The complex is out of town and quiet, set amongst olive groves - just what we wanted in our route down to the Peloponnese. Nicolitsa greeted us with a warm welcome and later gave me three recommendations for where to have supper. We found her no 1 recommendation on the causeway and ate delicious fish while watching a very beautiful sunset. The swimming pool at the complex was much appreciated beforehand. Quiet, peaceful, very nice team close to interesting Missalonghi with its wonderful Byron Museum (a must visit to learn how honoured this libertine Regency poet was thanks to his support of the campaign for Greece’s independence from Ottoman rule).

I find large memory foam pillows uncomfortable. One soft pillow and one firm pillow is ideal esp. for women an smaller people. But this is a minor complaint! No groceries available for breakfast nearby.

The location is fantastic, only 10 minutes drive from Missolonghi but a very tranquil and peaceful with fantastic views. The administrators helped me to order food from the local restaurant. I would definitely stay here again if I am in the area.

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The place has great energy and is surrounded by nature. The owner and the entire staff are the very definition of hospitality. We highly recommend it to people who can truly appreciate quality, kindness, and the genuine warmth of the people who work there.

The town didn't fit to my expectations