Arcadia comes to London. Follow the waymarks.
The mountainous heart of the Peloponnese — the Mainalon Trail, stone-built villages, farm-to-table gastronomy — exhibiting at Europe’s leading adventure travel show.
Business Design Centre, Islington
Just a stone’s throw from the coast, yet an entirely different world.
The Arcadia Hospitality Network brings together guesthouses, farms, artisans, and activity providers across the mountains of the heart of Peloponnese. Our vision is about slow and adventure tourism that works twelve months a year — because our January genuinely beats most destinations’ August.
For five centuries, poets and painters — from Virgil to Poussin to English country-house gardens — have used Arcadia as shorthand for the pastoral paradise: shepherds, springs, unhurried time. Your clients already know the word. What they don’t know is that it’s a real place — a province of fir forests, gorges and stone villages in the heart of the Peloponnese, where the myth of Pan was born. We live there. Come and meet it.
Stay
A quiet escape where every detail invites deep rest.
Taste
Savor the true essence of Arcadia’s finest flavors.
Explore
Create lasting memories through authentic local adventures.
The Mainalon Trail
75 km of certified Leading Quality Trail — the first in Greece — linking Stemnitsa, Dimitsana and the Lousios Gorge, with its cliff-hanging Prodromou Monastery.
Ready-made, commissionable itineraries
Our 3-night “Heart of Arcadia Adventure” combines the Lousios Gorge, Dimitsana, the Temple of Apollo at Bassae and Ancient Olympia — one contact, a full regional supply chain, trade rates for operators.
Agrotourism that isn’t a slogan
Fir honey with Protected Designation of Origin, mountain trachanas, village bakehouses. Guests eat what the valley grows, cooked by the people who grew it.
Myth, stone, and absolute solitude.
Stand where the ancients believed the world began. Ancient Lycosura—hailed by Pausanias as the oldest city on Earth—and the monumental Ancient Theatre of Megalopolis rest quietly in the Arcadian landscape, completely free of tour bus crowds. Here, your clients can wander through history and touch massive ancient stones with the entire site almost entirely to themselves.
Stone villages, living crafts
Stemnitsa’s silversmithing school, Dimitsana’s gunpowder mills and open-air water-power museum, Karytaina’s Frankish castle above the Alfeios. Villages built of grey limestone, still inhabited, still working.
Year-round product
Hiking and gastronomy in autumn and spring, snowshoe and fireside winters, gorge walks and festivals in summer. No shoulder season — just seasons.
Meet us at Stand C20
Book a meeting slot before the show, or send us your questions — we reply within one working day.