Wolontariat w Kalamacie

1. EVS
KALAMATA
GREECE

2. K A L A M ATA
• The natural beauty of Messinia with the indented shores, sandy beaches, forested
mountains and fertile valleys, coexists with significant archaeological monuments.
• Kalamata, the capital and central port of Messinia, is located at the site of ancient
Farai. Following independence from the Turks and thanks to the exploitation of the
fertile Messinian lands (producing olive oil, raisins, figs etc), it developed into a
wealthy urban centre and a significant port. It is located 238 km SW of Athens.
Source: visitgreece.gr

3. A B O U T K . A . N E .
Source: ngokane.org

4. A B O U T T H E P R O J E C T
• My task was to create a unique tourist guide of Kalamata from a foreign perspective, ensuring
it resonated with international travelers. I began by researching Kalamata's history, culture,
and attractions, with a focus on elements that might captivate tourists unfamiliar with the city.
Venturing into the heart of Kalamata, I visited local markets, eateries, and historical sites,
where I interacted with residents to gather their insights and personal stories, adding
authenticity to the guide. I captured captivating photos and videos to complement the written
content, making the guide visually appealing and engaging. Finally, I compiled my findings
into a comprehensive and culturally sensitive tourist guide, highlighting Kalamata's hidden
gems, culinary delights, and unique experiences to provide foreign travelers with an
unforgettable journey through this beautiful Greek city.

5. S C H E D U L E

6. R E S U LT
• This guide to Kalamata is structured into six
chapters, providing information on the city's
history, trip planning, attractions, culture,
outdoor activities, and practical tips. It's
designed to be informative, user-friendly, and
visually engaging with maps and
photographs.

7. M U S T- S E E P L A C E S
In Kalamata

8. M U S T-T R Y G R E E K
F O O D S

9. S AY H E L L O I N G R E E K
• Ναί (Ne) – Yes
• Οχι (Ochi) – No
• Γεια σου (Yassu) – Hello &
goodbye.
• Γειά σας (Yassa) – Hello &
goodbye, but a slightly more formal
version.
• Χάρηκα (Harika) – Nice to meet
you.
• Καλημέρα (Kalimera) – Good
morning.
• Καλησπέρα (Kalispera) – Good
afternoon/good evening.
• Πώς σε λένε; (Pos se leneh?) –
What is your name?
• Με λένε… (Mi leneh…) – My
name is…
Source: travelsnippet.com