Simpson Travel launches 2025 programme

The Peloponnese is being introduced as a destination for the first time in Simpson’s 23-year history, with nine villas and two partner hotels on offer in the Mani and Messinian Gulf. Dalyan in Turkey is also being featured for 2025, where four new riverside villas will offer new standards of luxury in this region.  The 2025 programme will see the largest collection yet of villas in the Ionian islands, including Corfu, Lefkada, Ithaca, Meganissi and Kefalonia, as well as new villas in Crete, including a beautiful seafront hideaway developed personally by Simpson Travel founder Graham Simpson.

Along with new partner hotels in Greece, Mallorca and France, new villas have been added across the portfolio in Mallorca, Corsica, Turkey, Italy and mainland France.  These range from converted fincas near Pollenca to a chic hideaway on the outskirts of Bonifacio and the addition of Kalkan’s most iconic villa – six-bedroom Mavi Koy – in Turkey.

Commenting, Ed Pyke, Managing Director, says: ‘We’re delighted to be launching our 2025 programme with a superb range of handpicked villas, Simpson hotels and selected partner hotels across core destinations of Greece, Turkey, Corsica, Mallorca, Italy and mainland France. The addition of The Peloponnese is very much in line with our growth strategy - expanding our choice of destinations to offer clients properties that meet our exacting standards.  In the Peloponnese, we have introduced some beautiful villas and two superb partner hotels. As a destination, it offers everything we look for in line with our ‘road less travelled’ ethos, with its miles of unspoilt beaches, beautiful landscapes and a feeling of Greece as it was 40 years ago.’ 

Sample products include The Katergo villas, a group of three independent properties, sleeping up to four guests each, with a gorgeous seafront setting between the villages of Stoupa and Aghios Nikolaos on the Mani Peninsula. From £732 per person including flights, car hire and seven nights’ accommodation. Based on four sharing.