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A detailed sand topographic model inside the Olympus National Park Information Center, showing the intricate landscape features of the park.

Olympus National Park Information Center

8 km from Prado Hotel Apartments. The Olympus National Park is a national park in Greece, established in 1938. It covers an area of about 238 square kilometers and is situated on Mount Olympus, the legendary home of the ancient Greek gods. Mount Olympus, the highest mountain in Greece, is known worldwide for its rich biodiversity, historical significance, and breathtaking beauty. The mountain reaches a height of 2,918 meters at its highest peak, Mytikas.

A wooden boardwalk leading to a tranquil beach at sunset, with the sun casting golden hues over the pebbly shore and Mount Olympus in the background, captured at Gritsa Beach.

Sunrise to Sunset: Gritsa Beach Near the Prado Seaside Apartment Hotel

Welcome to the Enchanting Gritsa Beach near the Prado Hotel Apartments! 

Gritsa Beach, a picturesque oasis tucked away in the embrace of the Olympic Riviera, named  due the word “Gritsa” finds its roots in the Ancient Greek lexicon, signifying “coarse sand” or “small gravel”. This name aptly captures the essence of our unique shoreline, offering a tactile experience unlike any other.

A man steps carefully into a stunning natural pool with a small waterfall, surrounded by rugged rocks and lush greenery, captured in the wilderness near Prado Apartment Hotel.

Enipeas Waterfalls: Where Myth Meets Majesty

Enipeas Waterfalls isn’t just a scenic destination; it’s a portal into ancient Greek mythology. Legend speaks of Enipeas, not merely as a river but also as an ancient Greek water god of unparalleled beauty. His allure was so profound that he bewitched the nymph Daphne, drawing her into his world of crystal-clear waters and serene landscapes.

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