My name is Mario and for the last few years I have been living in Selianitika. Together with my daughter Antigoni we manage the Moukas Seaside Apartments. I love traveling to meet new people and cultures. I am fanatical about the sea and water sports, swimming, SUP and canoeing. I also love running and fishing. I will be more than happy to make your stay a pleasant one and to show you around my beautiful area

Seaside rental apartments recently renovated in front of Selianitika beach and close to the center of the village. They are half an hour from Patras and an hour and a half from Athens. Fully furnished, they have a bathroom, kitchen, large airy room with AC, free internet, 32" LCD TV as well as anatomical-hypoallergic mattresses. The apartments are 25 sq m to 30 sq m and can accommodate from 1 to 4 people (after consultation). They have a terrace. overlooking the sea equipped with furniture for beautiful moments of relaxation.

The beautiful view of the Gulf of Corinth adorns this beautiful area. The residents also contribute to the beauty of the neighborhood, who make sure to have wonderful plants on the balconies, each with colorful flowers. It is located 170 km from Athens, and only 30 km from Patras and is easily accessible by direct exit from the national road. Five meters from the sea, next to the restaurants located in the village square, 200 meters from the super market and ATM 🏧. TIPS Take advantage of the focal point of the area and combine your stay in Selianitika with day trips to nearby destinations. Kalavryta - Ski center in 1 hour and Cave of the Lakes near Kalavryta Psathopyrgos - Lampiri – 15 minutes - coastal villages of Aegio in 10 minutes. Sights of the Peloponnese. Here are the "golden" Mycenae, the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus, famous for its perfect acoustics, the sanctuary of Asklepios with its thermal waters, Ancient Olympia - site of the brilliant Olympic Games - the imposing Temple of Epicurious Apollo, the well-preserved Mycenaean Palace of Nestor Here are also the Ancient Theaters of Aegira of Orchomenos and Megalopolis, the Roman Conservatory of Patras, the archaeological sites of Sikyona, Stymphalia, Nemea. John Prodromos and Filosofos in the gorge of the Lousios river, the Church of Agios Andreas in Patras, which is also the largest church in the Balkans, and Panagia Tripiti Aigiou, etc.