Set near the point where the Agrafiotis River meets Lake Kremasta, the stone bridge of Manolis is one of the area’s most intriguing landmarks. Built in 1659, it is the last remaining bridge over the river — a single arched structure that quietly shifts with the seasons.

For most of the year, the bridge rests partially or fully beneath the lake’s surface, with only a hint of its arch visible above the water. During the summer months, when water levels drop, the entire bridge reappears, revealing its full form and stonework. Reached by a scenic drive from the hotel, it’s a place where history, nature, and time feel closely intertwined.

Distance from the hotel:
Approximately 22 km via asphalt road or 14 km via a paved route.