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Peloponnese Getaway from 11,990 CZK: Tours from Prague and Pardubice

Peloponnese Getaway from 11,990 CZK: Tours from Prague and Pardubice
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Travel agencies Exim Tours and Fischer are offering week-long package holidays to the western coast of Greece's Peloponnese, in the picturesque village of Arkoudi, starting at 11,990 CZK per person. Flights are available from both Prague and Pardubice, with the same price regardless of departure city.

Holidaymakers will stay at the two-star Hotel Brati Arkoudi, which has earned strong reviews from travellers and sits roughly 300 metres from the beach. The week-long package, running from 29 July to 5 August, comes at the stated price per person and includes breakfast.

According to the tour operators, one of the biggest draws of this location is its proximity to the port of Kyllini, just about 10 km away, from where ferries regularly depart for the popular islands of Zakynthos and Kefalonia. That makes it easy to squeeze in a day trip to one of the Ionian islands during your holiday, without ever having to leave your base on the Peloponnesian mainland.

Read also: The best breakfasts and brunches in Prague: 10 tried-and-tested spots

Around Prague, based on reporting by cestujlevne.com

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