More about Tolo

Originally settled in antiquity, Tolo has witnessed the ups and downs of civilizations, from ancient Greece to Byzantine times. Its strategic coastal location made it an important port for the Mycenaen civilization, and offered more opportunities for trading. Tolo's historical significance is evident, visit Ancient Asini an archaeological site in Tolo, offering visitors a glimpse into its storied past.

Today, Tolo has evolved into a vibrant summer destination, renowned for its sun-drenched beach and blue waters. Welcoming travellers from all over the world as well as local. The village buzzes with activity during the summer months. Visitors can relax in the Mediterranean sun, stroll along the picturesque main road, or indulge in local seafood dishes at Akrogiali after a day on the beach! Tolo's relaxed atmosphere and laid-back charm make it the perfect retreat for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

Tolo Bay is naturally decorated with two small islands, Koronisi and Romvi, each with its own beauty. Koronisi, named for its crown-like shape (κορόνα=crown), is home to a small church of the 12 Apostles that only opens for christenings and weddings in Tolo. Romvi, offers wonderful, virgin beaches and crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling and swimming, while also offering the perfect setting for exploration, see ruins of fortifications from the Byzantine era! These islands offer a quiet escape from the mainland, inviting visitors to appreciate the natural beauty of the Argolic Gulf.