Located on the heart of Peloponnese, the town of Kalavryta combined mountains and water, sitting between the mountains of Erymanthos and Chelmos as well as the bank of the river Vouraikos. Its surrounded area has diverse historical roots, from the Greek ancient city of Cynathea, the Frankish Principality of Achaia, the Byzantine era and even the Despotate of Morea during Ottoman rule.

The town may be small in size, but it features its own ski center on the slopes of Chelmos. In addition, it is located in short driving distance from many points of interest no visitor should miss out on. The monastery of Agia Lavra in the southwest of the town is probably the most historically significant, being considered as the birthplace of the Greek War of Independence. naturally beauty is abundant in the area, with the famous Cave of the Lakes (Spilaio ton Limnon) in Kastria, Stealing the spotlight. This elaborate cave system filled with beautiful lakes and strange rock formations is a big tourist attraction.

It is recommended to visit Kalavryta in the fall or winter, when the natural beauty of Peloponnese is at its peak. Renting a car from an urban area and driving there is probably a good idea as Kalavryta is only an 80 minute drive from Patras or 2 hour drive from Athens.