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Article: Hidden treasure
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- The Independent (London, England)
- Article date:
- May 28, 2008
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The Peloponnese peninsula sees few British tourists, but with
good house prices and a wealth of culture, it is a buyer's paradise,
says Laura Latham
Stretching like a hand into the Mediterranean, the Peloponnese
peninsula is a huge area of beautiful mountains, beaches and forests
just two hours' drive from Athens. Its location means that plenty of
Greeks arrive each summer to soak up the relaxed lifestyle of its
small resorts and inland villages but, compared to Greek islands
such as Crete, Corfu and Rhodes, the area sees far fewer tourists
from overseas.
The peninsula hit the headlines last year when fires raged in the
south of the area. However, the flames only affected a small part of
the ...
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