April October

Pitsimenti Center for Peace is hosting private waterfront retreats for solo travelers and couples looking for the idyllic Greek summer experience.

Perfect for writers and artists seeking inspiration (like our grandparents who designed this little paradise before it became a popular tourist destination.) Days here consist of swimming in turquoise water 2 minutes down the steps from the veranda (sometimes enriched by healing sulphur springs), picnics featuring colorful organic local produce, boat trip with optional pick up/ drop off from your doorstep to the natural neighborhood wonders of Turtle island, Keri arches, Eros cave, Pisines aqua blue waters.

We happily design custom "rewilding" themed retreats and itineraries but can also help you book experiences "a la cart." We have a network of therapists and guides offering authentic Greek hospitality from sound healing, massage and yoga to private dining, eco-tours (sunrise turtle egg hatching) and even Hellenic family constellations. Retreats for larger groups can also be arranged with the appropriate accomodation, utilizing our home as a clubhouse and the land/ waterfront for activities. We also operate a creative summer concept studio specializing in candid cinematic content if you are a creator or would like professional coverage of your holiday highlights.

The house comfortably sleeps 2 but we are open to small families or friends who enjoy camping/ outdoor beds with mosquito nets as the land is mostly untouched, herb scented and perfect for sleeping under the stars.

Wishing you everything your heart and soul desires this summer,

with love from our family to yours.

brand board for an extremely ambitious project encompassing the island of
we created some refreshed versions of the logo, changed one of the colors to reflect the beige of our rocks and sand, defined the font, and put together some business cards and a moodboard of the kind of photography that could express the beauty of this paradise beyond it's signature aqua blue that is particular to some coasts of the Ionian Sea
(images were cropped to fit but we'll probably add them to stories in full length)