Limni

Limni, also known as Limni Lake or Lake Limni, is a natural body of freshwater located in the Peloponnese region of Greece. It is situated in the northern part of the Argolid prefecture, close to the coast of the Saronic Gulf. The lake's origin is thought to be related to karstic phenomena, with underground springs feeding its waters.

Historically, Limni has played a role in the local ecosystem and economy. Its proximity to ancient sites has led to speculation about its significance in antiquity, though concrete evidence is limited. The surrounding landscape is characterized by Mediterranean vegetation, including olive groves and scrubland.

In more recent times, Limni has been recognized for its ecological importance, particularly as a habitat for various bird species, including migratory ones. Efforts have been made to preserve its natural state and protect its biodiversity. The lake's tranquil setting also makes it a point of interest for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers visiting the region. Water levels can fluctuate depending on rainfall and seasonal conditions. The immediate vicinity of the lake is not heavily populated, contributing to its relatively unspoiled character.