Araxos

Araxos is a municipality located in the Achaea regional unit in Greece. It is situated in the western part of the Peloponnese peninsula, along the coast of the Ionian Sea. The area is characterized by its agricultural landscape, with olive groves and vineyards being prominent.

The municipality of Araxos encompasses several settlements, with the town of Araxos serving as its administrative center. Historically, the region has been inhabited for centuries, with archaeological findings suggesting a presence from ancient times. Its coastal location has made it a site for fishing and maritime activities throughout its history.

Economically, agriculture remains a significant sector in Araxos. The production of olive oil and wine are key agricultural activities. Tourism also plays a role, particularly during the summer months, with visitors drawn to the coastal areas and the natural beauty of the region.

Geographically, Araxos is relatively flat in the coastal areas, gradually rising inland. It is known for its pleasant climate, typical of Mediterranean regions. The municipality is connected by road networks to nearby towns and cities, facilitating transportation and trade. The natural environment of Araxos, including its beaches and surrounding countryside, contributes to its appeal.