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Cape Malea, the southernmost tip of the Peloponnesus,
Cape Malea is not the southernmost point of the Peloponnese. It is in the southeast; Cape Tainaron (Matapan) is the southernmost point.
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Multiple geography sources contradict this description. The official tourism site for the Peloponnese says Cape Malea lies "southeast of the Peloponnese" and is only "the second more southern spot of Greek inland following Tainaro cape." The official Visit Greece page for Cape Tainaron calls it the "southernmost tip of mainland Greece," which is in the Peloponnese. UNESCO likewise describes the Mount Parnon–Cape Maleas reserve as being in the "southeastern Peloponnese."
So the article's wording is too strong: Cape Malea is a southeastern cape of the Peloponnese, not its southernmost tip. The southernmost point is Cape Tainaron/Matapan.
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- Cavo Malias | Visit Peloponnese
The Maleas cape lies where the peninsula of Epidaurus Limiras ends, southeast of the Peloponnese, and its the second more southern spot of Greek inland following Tainaro cape.
- Visit Greece
Hiking at the southernmost tip of mainland Greece ... Cape Tainaron
- Mount Parnon - Cape Maleas - Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB)
Located in the southeastern Peloponnese, the Mount Parnon - Cape Maleas Biosphere Reserve covers mountains, forests, wetlands, and islands.