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2 + 2 Persons 55,00 sq.m.

The furnishings, which include minimalistic pieces of furniture and wooden features such as exposed ceiling beams, harmonise with the villas and the surrounding environment. In the attic of each villa, there are two single beds and the guest can enjoy the view of the endless blue of the sea. On the ground floor, the visitor can rest on the double bed while having the balcony door to the sea view open. In the interior sitting area, the armchair is ideal for reading a book and the wooden couch for having a siesta after a morning by the pool. And before enjoying the sunset in the private outdoor lounge area, the fully equipped kitchen provides the guest with everything needed to accompany this magical moment.

1. Villa Aloe (in Greek αλόη, a-lo-i). The name “aloe” is from the Greek alsos and refers to the bitter juice from the leaves of these plants. Aloe is a natural antibacterial & anti-viral plant that also contains antioxidant properties.
2. Villa Iris (in Greek ίρις, i-ris). According to Greek mythology, Iris was the goddess of rainbows and is often considered a messenger goddess as well. Certain types of iris flowers have been used medicinally and cosmetically.
3. Villa Louiza (in Greek λουΐζα, lu-i-zah). Although native to South America, the lemon verbena herb -commonly know as Louiza- grows well in the mountains of Greece where it has become the go-to leaf for making delicious tea.