Porto Kagio

Porto Kagio sits at the very tip of the Mani Peninsula, one of Greece's most dramatic and remote stretches of coastline — you're essentially anchoring at the southernmost point of mainland Greece. The village is tiny and raw, with the ruins of a Venetian fortress keeping watch over the bay and the wild Taygetos mountains tumbling straight into the sea behind you. Drop the hook here and you've got tavernas within easy reach on shore and a genuine sense of being at the edge of the world.