Agria Valis/Valis Resort

Agria is a well-known seaside resort on the Pagasitic Gulf, just 7km southeast of Volos.

    Agria, modern and dynamic, is full of life throughout the year. The countless seaside taverns, restaurants, tsipourodia and refreshments offer guests unique culinary delights and endless moments of relaxation as the long beach of Agria is ideal for walks all day long.

     It is built in the bay of Pagasitikos, at the foot of Mount Pelion, combining the common features from the territorial morphology and the natural characteristics of the villages of Pelion.

    Particularly, when referring to the flora of Pelion, an important place occupies the healing plants of chamomile, hedgehog, atropos, euthythmia etc. The fauna includes various species of mammals (jackals, foxes, wild boars, horses), insects, amphibians, small rodents and reptiles. While in riparian areas, like Agria, we find plane trees and willows

    At low altitudes, there are various fruit trees, such as apple trees, cherries and pear trees, while human crops include, among others, vineyards, olive groves and kiwi trees.

    The "Pilion Mountain and Coastal Marine Zone" area has been included in the "Natura 2000 Network" and includes 19 habitat types, including marine and coastal areas, inland waters and forests.

    The section of Mount Pelion has been included in the National Catalog of the "NATURA 2000" Network with reference to the sections of the Municipalities of Portaria, Agria, Artemida, Milies, Karla, Makrinitsa and the entire Municipality of Zagora and Mouresi.

      The quality and importance of the area of ​​Pelion is determined by ecological, economic, historical and aesthetic aspects. Its ecological value lies in the diversity of biotopes with good to excellent structure, combining the dense forest vegetation - rays and riparian forests - with the developed vegetation concentrated in the coastal and marine biotopes of the Aegean