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Amanzoe
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Head out at sunrise or sunset for an airborne tour of the area. Flights take in all the Mycenaean Citadels including Mycenae, Tyrinth and Midea, as well as Epidavros, Halieis (the ancient sunken city in Porto Heli Bay), Acrocorinthos, the ancient stadium and Temple of Apollo at Nemea, and Isthmia Harbour.
Rooms are available to accommodate guests with disabilities.
The Restaurant is a shaded, high-ceilinged structure defined by floor-to-ceiling windows that maximise the sea views. It is fronted by an expansive outdoor terrace designed for alfresco dining.
Amanzo'e offers various options for fitness and recreation including a fully-equipped gym, Pilates facilities, and a yoga studio overlooking the surrounding hills.
Amanzo'e’s Aman Spa comprises seven double treatment rooms, two hammams and a hair and finishing salon, all looking onto a peaceful open-air courtyard. Treatments include massages, facials, scrubs and wraps, combining the best Asian techniques with ancient Greek beauty rituals, and using Aman Spa’s own range of chemical-free skincare products.
Two outdoor tennis courts.
Amanzo'e guests and villa owners, as well as a select number of Aman Club members can enjoy the exclusive use of the Beach Club. Situated in a beautiful bay with sparkling turquoise waters, the Beach Club is only a five-minute drive from the resort through a thick pine forest. Alternatively, guests can stroll (30 minutes) or mountain bike (10 minutes) the picturesque route. The Beach Club provides refreshments and a dining area, as well as water sports equipment.
Ideal for mountain biking, off-road tracks abound in the area, whether winding through ancient pine forests or hilltop olive groves.
A variety of unique Greek handicrafts, jewellery and artwork is on display and available for purchase.
Waterskiing is available in the region’s sheltered bays.