Tyros
Tyros is a mountainous Tsakonian settlement, built amphitheatrically on the slopes of Parnon. From there the view travels from the Myrtoan Sea to Spetses and the opposite Argolitic coast. It is named after Apollo Tyrita, whose temple is on the hill and is an archaeological site and a historic preserved monument. On the beach of Tyros we can find besides the houses of locals, supermarkets, grocery stores. Enjoy your coffee at the seaside and not only the coffee bar, but also your drink by the sea overlooking the Argolic Gulf. Picturesque taverns and restaurants are waiting for you to try local recipes, fresh fish, and meat from local farmers. The beach features a fully equipped farmhouse, a daily pharmacy, a police station, a post office, a KEP, and a substation. a bank that also has an ATM. The return of the fishing boats to the port in the early hours is a unique sight with fresh fish being caught. In the small and picturesque port, the jetty extension works were completed so that it could accommodate larger boats, except for fishing boats. So in recent years the masters of sailing have been beautifying and giving an island note to the village. In summer, the Tyros Municipality organizes cultural events in the main square on the beach and in the stone theater in the harbor.