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South Peloponnese Pre-departure assistance: 020 8758 4758 In case of an emergency: 0044 20 8758 4799 Covid-19 information hub: www.sunvil.co.uk/coronavirus Addresses for Passenger Locator Form Achilles Hill Hotel Chris Paul Hotel Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Methoni City: Diakopto ZIP: 240 06 ZIP: 250 03 Hotel name: Achilles Hill Hotel Hotel name: Chris Paul Hotel Street: ep. Odos Methonis Kritika Street: Diakopto Achilles Hotel Costa Navarino - Westin Resort Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Methoni City: Pylos ZIP: 240 06 ZIP: 240 01 Hotel name: Achilles Hotel Hotel name: Costa Navarino - Westin Resort Street: Methoni Street: Navarino Dunes Messinia Amalia Apartments Diapori Suites Hotel Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Stoupa City: Kardamili ZIP: 240 24 ZIP: 240 22 Hotel name: Amalia Apartments Hotel name: Diapori Suites Hotel Street: Lefktro Street: Kardamili Angela Studios Elektra Hotel and Spa Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Stoupa City: Kalamata ZIP: 240 24 ZIP: 241 31 Hotel name: Angela Studios Hotel name: Elektra Hotel & Spa Street: Stoupa Street: Psaron Number: 152 Anniska Apartments Country: Greece Elies City: Kardamili Country: Greece ZIP: 240 22 City: Kardamili Hotel name: Anniska Apartments ZIP: 240 22 Street: Kardamili Hotel name: Elies Hotel Street: Kardamili Byzantino Hotel Country: Greece Estia Hotel City: Monemvasia Country: Greece ZIP: 230 70 City: Finikounda Hotel name: Byzantino Hotel ZIP: 240 06 Street: Monemvasia Castle Hotel name: Estia Hotel Street: Finikounda Pre-departure assistance: 020 8758 4758 In case of an emergency: 0044 20 8758 4799 Covid-19 information hub: www.sunvil.co.uk/coronavirus Europa Hotel Kinsterna Hotel Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Archea Olympia City: Agios Stefanos ZIP: 270 65 ZIP: 230 70 Hotel name: Europa Hotel Hotel name: Kinsterna Hotel Street: Drouva Ancient Street: Agios Stefanos Number: 1 Kyrimai Hotel Fotis Apartments Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Gerolimenas City: Finikounda ZIP: 230 71 ZIP: 240 06 Hotel name: Kyrimai Hotel Hotel name: Fotis Apartments Street: Gerolimenas Street: Finikounda Tel: 0030 2733 054288 Ilaira Apartments Lefktron Hotel Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Chrani City: Stoupa ZIP: 240 10 ZIP: 240 24 Hotel name: Ilaira Apartments Hotel name: Lefktron Hotel Street: Chrani beach Street: Stoupa Kalamaki Villas (Calliope, Cleo, Efterpi, Eleni, Liakoto Apartments Erato, Katerina, Thalia, Theresa & Urania) Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Kardamili City: Petalidi ZIP: 240 22 ZIP: 240 05 Hotel name: Liakoto Apartments Hotel name: Kalamaki Villa + name of villa Street: Kardamili Street: Petalidi Lida Cottage Kalamitsi Hotel Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Stoupa City: Kardamili ZIP: 240 24 ZIP: 240 22 Hotel name: Lida Cottage Hotel name: Kalamitsi Hotel Street: Stoupa Street: Kardamili Limeni Village Hotel Kastro Houses Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Limeni City: Kardamili ZIP: 230 62 ZIP: 240 22 Hotel name: Limeni Village Hotel Hotel name: Kastro Houses Street: Limeni Street: Kentro Pre-departure assistance: 020 8758 4758 In case of an emergency: 0044 20 8758 4799 Covid-19 information hub: www.sunvil.co.uk/coronavirus Marguerita Cottage Sophia Apartments Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Stoupa City: Chrani ZIP: 240 24 ZIP: 240 10 Hotel name: Marguerita Cottage Hotel name: Sophia Apartments Street: Stoupa Street: Chrani Natura Club Hotel and Spa Spitaki Cottage Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Kyparissia City: Stoupa ZIP: 245 00 ZIP: 240 24 Hotel name: Natura Club Hotel & Spa Hotel name: Spitaki Cottage Street: Agianakis, Kalo Nero Street: Stoupa Niriides Suites Ulysses Hotel Country: Greece Country: Greece City: Methoni City: Methoni, Peloponnese ZIP: 240 06 ZIP: 240 06 Hotel name: Niriides Suites Hotel name: Ulysses Hotel Street: Methoni Street: Kiprou Street Number: 12 Panorama Cottages Country: Greece Villa Vager Levidi City: Chrani Country: Greece ZIP: 240 10 City: Levidi Hotel name: Panorama Cottages ZIP: 220 02 Street: Chrani Hotel name: Villa Vager Levidi Street: Levidi Porto Vitilo Hotel Country: Greece Villa Vager Mani City: Itilo Country: Greece ZIP: 230 62 City: Great Mantinia Hotel name: Porto Vitilo Hotel ZIP: 241 00 Street: Karavostasi Hotel name: Villa Vager Manii Street: Great Mantinia Remvi Apartments Country: Greece Zoe Apartments City: Stoupa Country: Greece ZIP: 240 24 City: Gialova Hotel name: Remvi Apartments ZIP: 241 01 Street: Coastal Road, Stoupa Hotel name: Zoe Apartments Street: Gialova Pre-departure assistance: 020 8758 4758 In case of an emergency: 0044 20 8758 4799 Covid-19 information hub: www.sunvil.co.uk/coronavirus Zoe Hotel Country: Greece City: Gialova ZIP: 241 01 Hotel name: Zoe Hotel Street: Gialova .
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