Limeni . . . Limeni is a village in Mani. Mani is in the southern part of Peloponnese and is an area of unique natural beauty, tradition, and history. This place is a secret gem that is not known to many tourists, and it still has its original character. Limeni is one of the beautiful coastal villages in Mani. It is located three kilometers north of the capital Areopoli. It is a charming place that you can easily explore in a day. Many people use it as a base to discover Mani and Laconia regions. The beautiful Limeni is a seaside village of Mani and one of the most beautiful and traditional settlements of the region that is worth visiting at least once in your life. It is located 5 km from Areopoli and about 27 km from Gythio and the visitor leaves there full of images and beautiful memories. A strip of earthly paradise with stone houses on the water. Limeni, the port of Areopoli, is admittedly one of the most beautiful settlements of the Laconian Mani with increasing tourist development in recent years. Arriving in Limeni, one will admire the Petrobeis Palace with its four-storey tower and its arched openings, which testifies to the glamour of the era. The palace played an important role during the revolutionary and post-revolutionary periods, and the tomb and bust of the Maniati military leader Petrobey Mavromichalis can be found in the area. The Petrobeis Palace serves today as a museum for the customs of the Mani. Most of the beach in Limeni is rocky even in the sea, while if one wants to find a long beach one can go to the long sandy beach between Neo Oitilo and Karavostasi. Apart from the Petrobeis Palace and the beautiful landscapes, the visitor will also see picturesque churches such as the chapel of Agios Sostis. Limeni as well as the whole of the Laconian Mani has a unique beauty, a place of stoned, historic with the tower houses that stand like deserted even if they have life in them... If you find yourself in Limeni of course it is worth a long walk to the Cave of Diros and to the enchanting Vathia. No one is left indifferent to this land that emits its own "energy" and enchants the visitor. The area has traditional guesthouses and accommodation for all tastes with very hospitable people who will welcome you and make sure you have a nice stay. In addition, the picturesque tavernas are ideal for fresh fish and relaxing in front of the sea at your feet. Put a trip to the area on your itinerary and you won't regret it!