Tolo today is a village with much to offer to anyone who visits it, including its traditional charisma along with all modern amenities. It attracts much tourism from all over the world and from other cities within Greece for is natural beauty and general hospitality. It is central positioned to draw lovers of archaeology enabling them to visit the many sites of the Peloponnese, ramblers with its beautiful and mountainous terrain, lovers of wild flowers and wildlife and watersport enthusiasts. A perfect destination for families and singles whether looking for a quiet relaxing holiday or something more lively. Its 1200 inhabitants all touched by tourism in some way have grown up with the word “filoxenia” meaning hospitality and know the meaning and value of family business. Moving around is easy from the village with a regular bus service every hour to Nafplion and a journey of merely 20 minutes. From Nafplion connections are available to all areas of the Peloponnese and Athens.

Dates of particular interest:

Last week of June: Navy week, a wealth of activities organised over a seven day period with the help of the Port Police in Tolo.

July :  Annual sand-sculpture building competition held on the villages Sandy Beach

August: Full moon festival held in neighbouring Ancient Asini including live music.

Beach volley competition in neighbouring Plaka beach.

End of September: The Festival of the Fishermen. Marking the beginning of the whitebait fishing season. Local fisherman offer whitebait and wine and the Traditional Dance Company of Tolo display their talents for all to enjoy.