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The best area to stay in Mouresi is the village of Mouresi itself, or the nearby coastal settlements of Agios Ioannis and Damouchari.Mouresi village, perched on the mountainside, offers stunning views of the Aegean Sea and the surrounding olive groves. It's a quieter, more traditional base, great for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The village has a few local tavernas and guesthouses, providing an authentic taste of Pelion life.For couples looking for a romantic escape, Agios Ioannis is an excellent choice. This beachfront village boasts a beautiful sandy beach, clear waters, and a selection of tavernas and cafes right along the promenade. It's a bit more developed than Mouresi village but still retains a relaxed charm, with easy access to other picturesque coves nearby.Families often find Damouchari appealing due to its unique harbour and two small, pebble beaches, offering calm waters for swimming. This historic fishing village is famous for its natural beauty and a relaxed pace.

The best time to go to Mouresi is during the shoulder seasons of May, early June, and September, or in the winter months for snow activities.For those looking to enjoy the beaches and outdoor activities without the peak summer crowds and heat, May, early June, and September offer pleasant weather and a more relaxed experience. The sea is warm enough for swimming, and the hiking trails are comfortable to explore. You'll find most restaurants and shops open during these times.Winter, from December to February, is ideal for travellers interested in winter sports or a cosy mountain retreat. The nearby Pelion ski centre offers opportunities for skiing and snowboarding, and the villages are particularly picturesque under a blanket of snow.