Location

Magnesia

Perfectly positioned between sea, city and islands

LOCATION

THE INORA is an entire home which you will have to yourself.

Nestled along the edge of a peninsula in the peaceful area of Velanidia.

Just a short pathway leads to crystal clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling off the ricks.

On street parking is available, as car is the easiest way to get around.

Nearby Connections
Offering sea, mountain and access to the Sporades Islands.

Volos City
10 minutes to Volos, the vibrant gateway to Pelion, with waterfront dining, shopping, and local culture.

Volos Airport
20 minutes to Volos International Airport in Nea Anchialos

Volos Water Airport
15 minutes to seaplane connections with Hellenic Seaplanes.

Sporades Islands
1 to 2 hour ferry connections to Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonissos.

Thessaloniki
2 hours by car to Greece's second largest city.

Athens
3.5 hours by car along the National Road, an easy scenic drive with no ferry required.

VOLOS

Volos is a vibrant seaside city where everyday life revolves around its famous tsipouro culture. Locals gather in traditional "tsipouradika" to sip the strong grape spirit alongside an ever changing spread of meze, especially fresh seafood, creating a relaxed, social ritual unique to the area.

The city feels youthful and lively, with cool bars and cafés tucked into small streets and laneways, while its long waterfront esplanade invites endless walks by the sea, blending views of the Pagasetic Gulf with a constant buzz of activity.

Alongside this laid-back energy, Volos offers rich cultural depth through its museums and sites, such as, the Archaeological Museum of Volos, showcasing everything from Neolithic finds to the region's mythological past, giving the city a balance of gastronomy, nightlife, and history.

PELION

The Pelion area is famous in summer for its unique mix of beaches on both the Aegean and Pagasetic sides, offering everything from wild, wave-touched shores to calm, family-friendly waters. Crystal-clear seas, sandy or pebbled coves, and lush green cliffs create striking contrasts, with popular spots like Mylopotamos or Horefto combining natural beauty with easy access, while more secluded beaches provide peaceful escapes.

In contrast, the mountain villages of Pelion offer a completely different atmosphere, with traditional stone houses, cobbled paths, and shaded squares nestled among dense forests and overlooking the sea. Places like Makrinitsa or Milies preserve a timeless character, blending history, architecture, and nature, making them ideal for quiet walks, scenic views, and an authentic glimpse of rural Greek life.

a body of water with boats in it and trees around it

SPORADES ISLANDS

The Sporades islands, mainly Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonissos, are known for their lush green landscapes, crystal clear waters and a more relaxed, authentic Greek island atmosphere compared to the Cyclades, blending beautiful beaches with pine forests that often reach right down to the sea. They are also known as the "Mamma Mia!" islands, where the famous movie was filmed.

One of their biggest advantages is how easy they are to reach from Volos, which serves as a main gateway port with frequent daily ferries and fast hydrofoils, especially in summer, making island hopping simple and convenient. Travel times are around 1.5 to 2.5 hours to Skiathos, 2 to 4 hours to Skopelos and about 4 hours to Alonissos, so you can go from mainland city life to island beaches in just a few hours, making the Sporades one of the most accessible island groups in Greece.

Visit the Archaeological Treasures of Magnesia

Sesklo (8 km)

One of the oldest Neolithic settlements in Europe (7th millennium BC)

Known for early urban planning: houses, streets, and communal spaces

Important for understanding early European civilization

Dimini (5 km)

Famous for its circular stone enclosures-unique architecture

Later became a Mycenaean center, possibly linked to Iolkos, home of Jason

Includes remains of a palace and royal tombs

Ancient Demetrias (10-15 km)

Founded in 294 BC by Demetrius I of Macedon

Once a major Macedonian capital

Highlights: theater, palace, fortifications, Roman remains

Nea Anchialos (Phthiotic Thebes) (20 km)

Flourished in the 4th-6th centuries AD

Impressive basilicas with mosaics, agora, and episcopal complex

One of Greece's most important Early Christian sites

Goritsa archaeological site

Right on the edge of Volos

Planned ancient city with a grid layout

Also offers great views over the gulf

Ancient Iolkos

Linked to Jason and the Argonauts

Archaeological traces around modern Volos (Palia, Dimini area)

Museum of Volos

Athanasakeion Archaeological Museum of Volos

Displays finds from Sesklo, Dimini, and the region

Good context before/after visiting sites