If you want to paddle on the wild side, then you can ride Erymanthos River. It’s an affluent of Alfios River that’s full of difficult rapids with clear waters that spring from the mountain, thus creating powerful water flows (class III and V). It’s amazing view is rather rewarding, along with the feeling of taming this demanding river.

If you are a passionate climber, then you have to experience the striking red rock, which stands tall in Arcadia. Leonidio is considered to be the “it” place for rock climbing in Greece and the region is evolving to become one of the biggest climbing zones of Europe. The high quality of limestone leads the way for hundreds of fields and thousands of new routes. Just picture it, you can have more than you ever imagined for a truly intense experience.

If you want to walk on a trail that touches most of Europe’s grounds, then you should explore the E4 Long Distance Trail. The core of continental Greece intersects with the E4 Long Distance Trail (-GR), which starts from the Pyrenees and reaches Greece at the military guard of Nike in Florina, via Serbia. The E4 crosses the Peloponnese, stops at Gythio, and continues in Crete. The E4 Trail promotes the variety of the Greek landscape, especially in the Peloponnese, which wins you over every step of the way.

If you are up for some extreme rafting and kayaking, then Upper Loussios (aka Ano Loussios) provides you with a great challenge. Be prepared for an adrenaline shock and don’t let the crystal clear waters or the plane trees on the river shores mislead you. The scenery may be picture perfect, but it demands your best.