Abeliona Retreat — Arcadia, Peloponnese

Abeliona Retreat sits in the heart of Arcadia — one of the most unspoiled regions of the Peloponnese. A wellness retreat venue with an 80 sqm yurt perched above the estate with panoramic views, a 50 sqm outdoor pavilion, 21 junior suites and 8 family suites, and an activities program that takes your group deep into ancient Greek landscape — rafting the Lousios river, hiking the Apollo Trails, visiting the UNESCO-listed Temple of Apollo Epicurius. 2.5 hours from Athens.

Reconnect, Recharge, and Renew in Arcadia’s Pristine Nature

Accommodation

The village retreat offers 21 Junior Suites, each designed for single or double occupancy with flexible single- or double-bed arrangements, providing a cozy and comfortable stay. In addition, there are 8 Family Suites, ideal for triple occupancy, offering spacious accommodations for families or small groups seeking privacy and relaxation. Every room combines modern comforts with a serene atmosphere, creating the perfect sanctuary for rest and rejuvenation.

Retreat Spaces

Abeliona is one of the few wellness retreat venues in Arcadia with dedicated outdoor practice spaces — an 80 sqm yurt and a 50 sqm pavilion, both set within the estate’s natural landscape.

Dining

Guests can enjoy a wholesome breakfast buffet featuring fresh fruits, baked goods, and locally sourced delights, perfect for energizing the day. Thoughtfully curated menus cater to vegetarians, health-conscious guests, and meat lovers alike, blending regional ingredients with culinary artistry. Each meal reflects the essence of well-being, sustainability, and the vibrant traditions of the Peloponnese, offering a truly memorable dining experience.

Experiences

Visit the Temple of Apollo Epicurius

Visiting the Temple of Apollo Epicurius is a journey into ancient Greek history and architecture. Perched on Mount Bassae, this remarkably well-preserved sanctuary dates back to the 5th century BCE and showcases a unique blend of Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes, the temple offers a serene and inspiring setting to explore the ingenuity of classical design and the spiritual significance of one of Greece’s most fascinating archaeological sites.


Visit Neda Waterfalls

A visit to Neda Waterfalls is a refreshing escape into the heart of nature. Nestled in a lush green gorge, these cascading falls create a serene, picturesque setting, perfect for hiking, picnicking, or simply enjoying the soothing sounds of flowing water. Surrounded by rich flora and tranquil pools, Neda Waterfalls offer a peaceful retreat for nature lovers seeking beauty and relaxation in the Peloponnese.


E-bikes in Nature

Embark on an eco-friendly adventure with the e-bike excursions through the picturesque landscapes of Arcadia. Effortlessly glide along scenic trails, exploring ancient olive groves, vineyards, and tranquil forests.


Hike in Apollo Trails

These trails offer a journey through diverse landscapes, linking ancient sites like the Temple of Apollo Epicurius and the springs of Neda to villages and natural features such as chestnut forests and stone bridges. 


Rafting and Canyoning

Embark on an exciting rafting adventure along the Lousios and Alfeios rivers in Arcadia. Suitable for all levels, this 4-hour experience combines thrilling rapids with crystal-clear waters, lush scenery, and hidden waterfalls. Guided by experienced instructors, you’ll navigate safely and finish at the picturesque Koukos Bridge, where a short hike leads to a serene waterfall.

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Getting to the Village Retreat

Abeliona Retreat is approximately 2.5 hours by road from Athens and 1.5 hours from Kalamata International Airport. Private transfers can be arranged from either location. The drive from Athens through the Peloponnese is one of the most scenic in Greece — many retreat groups choose to stop at Corinth or Nafplio on the way.
For wellness retreat leaders looking for a venue in Arcadia that combines nature immersion, ancient history, and genuine adventure, Abeliona is unlike anything else in the Peloponnese.