Akrasi
Akrasi is one of the mountain villages above Plomari, its dry-stone olive terraces (pezoules) and Kolovi olive groves climbing the slopes that…
Akrasi is one of the mountain villages above Plomari, its dry-stone olive terraces (pezoules) and Kolovi olive groves climbing the slopes that eventually funnel down toward the Sedountas valley and the coast. The village square and its cafe culture anchor everyday life here, well away from the ouzo-and-harbour scene below.
What to See and Do
- dry-stone olive terraces (pezoules) and Kolovi olive groves on the slopes around the village
- the traditional square and its cafe culture
- mountain roads linking Akrasi to Ambeliko and the rest of the Plomari hinterland
Where to Stay near Akrasi
Akrasi is best visited as a day stop rather than an overnight base. For accommodation, look to Plomari, a short drive away, which has the wider region’s hotels and rooms.
Combine Akrasi with Ambeliko and Megalochori for a mountain-to-sea route ending in Plomari itself.
Part of the Plomari area.