Kalavrita winter sports center is located on the North face of Mount Helmos at Xerocambos and is 15 km from Kalavrita. It started in 1988 and has 12 runs with a total length of 20 km and 7 lifts able to handle 5000 people per hour.

The rack railway runs from Diakopto to Kalavrita up through the gorge of the Vouraiko river. On a magical 23 km. Route it passes through caves, underneath rocks and through thriving vegetation giving the visitor a chance to see the exceptional beauties of the mountain areas of Achaia.

Kalavrita’s name means “good waters” and in fact the mountain town built at 750 meters is blessed with plenty of running water. I t is located in Achaia at the foot of Mount Helmos and is 30 km away from Hotel Theasi.

Lake Tsivlou is near Akrata at a height of 800 meters. It is one of the very few lakes in the mountainous Peloponese and was formed by a landslide in 1912 which blocked the Krathi river valley.

Near the village of Kastria (16 kilometers from Kalavrita) you will find a unique natural phenomenon with convoluted pathways, galleries and impressive formations of stalagmites and stalactites. On top of these, "Lakes Cave" is housing lakes in three different levels, making it one of a kind globally.

Information:Visit hours: 09.30-16.30 | tel.: +30 2692 031633 & +30 2692 031001

The source of the Aroanios river lies in a forest of plane trees close to the village of Planitero. It comprises waters from the Feneou basin which rise from sink holes joined by streams in the Langada and Haliki valleys and they flow Southward for some 10 km until they join the Ladon river.

Aegion, on the western shores of the Gulf of Corinth is the capital of Aegialia province and the second largest city of Achaia.

The Agh. Triada take-off site is above Trapeza village, near Diakopto and is some 800 meters above sea level