Chania is around a 40-minute drive from the villa, which is located east of Kokkino Chorio and makes for a perfect home base for exploring northern Crete.

Among many other amenities, you can use the heated pool and hot tub.

At the Villa, there is enough of outside area for everyone to do their thing.

In addition to the hot tub and the central pool, there is a grilling area, a soccer field, a sun deck, a children's playground, a pool table, and other seating and dining facilities.

You can enjoy these locations day and night without worrying about disturbing anyone because of the gorgeously green surrounds, which add to the impression of seclusion and space.

There are two villas making up the lodging.

The first one has four bedrooms, whilst the second one is smaller and only has a bedroom and loft.

The maximum number of guests is consequently 12, although there is room for up to four more on sofa beds and even a few extra kids on single beds.

The villas can be accessed by wheelchairs in both, Inside, rustic and modern elements coexist in spaces that are tastefully decorated.

This is a terrific spot to host people because it has several eating places, and the en suite baths create a romantic atmosphere.

A nice place to unwind before bed is an upper patio that looks out over the pool.

During your visit, a variety of events and activities can be planned for you.

Almost everything is conceivable, including childcare, breakfasts, birthday parties, and the services of a chef or masseuse. The estate is able to host weddings and other sizable gatherings.

Favourite coastal attractions like the Elephant Cave and Zeus Bay are accessible from Kokkino Chorio, and the best way to see them is by taking a boat tour along the shore.

You can also spend the day at places like the famed Aqua Creta water park and the Crete Botanic Gardens, which are both close to Chania.

DESCRIPTION;
The Villa sits in 4000 square metres of land in the outskirts of Kokkino Chorio, near Chania. It features 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms

Ground Floor

Entrance hall with sofa
Fully equipped kitchen with dining area and terrace access
Living room
Accessible double bedroom with en-suite shower room
Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom

First Floor

Lounge with two Queensize sofa beds
Two double bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms
Large balcony

Annexe

Open-plan space with kitchenette, dining room, Queensize bed
Open upper floor with twin beds
Shower room

Exterior Grounds

Heated swimming pool
Jacuzzi
Sun loungers and parasols
Sun beds
Hammock
Terrace with alfresco dining space
First floor balcony with seating area
Built-in barbecue
Pool table
Children playground and mini football field
Mediterranean garden
Landscaped lawn

Additional Facilities

Air-conditioning
Satellite televisions
Wi-Fi
Dishwasher
Games
Washing machine
Tumble dryer
Iron and board
Hairdryers
Bathrobes and slippers
Safe box
Toiletries
Central heating
Fireplace
Baby cot and highchair on request
Two sofa beds in common areas

Known for its Venetian harbour and striking lighthouse, Chania is the jewel of Crete’s north coast. Iconic landmarks like its Ottoman Baths make Chania incredibly photogenic, and exploring the Old Town and dining on the restaurant terraces are sure to be part of your visit. While you’re there, you will probably want to throw in a boat trip too. Various tours showing off the beautiful Cretan coastline are easy to find.

Several beaches are within walking distance of the city, and many more are not too much further. Golden Beach and Neo Chora are family-friendly but sometimes busy. Some of the island’s best requires a longer drive, but are well worth it – Balos, around 60km from Chania, is one such gem.

In town, you will find museums dedicated to archaeology and local folklore, and there’s a maritime museum down by the water – walk along the seawall to the Venetian Lighthouse and experience some of Chania’s most striking views.

The Crete Botanic Park and Gardens sit beneath the White Mountains just outside the town. Wandering through the park filled with exotic flowers and herbs is a sensory experience. Other notable sights include an impressive trio of monasteries on the Akritori Peninsula, Agia Triada. If you are looking for something high-energy, the Aqua Creta water-park at Limnoupolis should do the trick; Chania also offers plenty of nightlife.

Crete is perhaps surprisingly large for an island – it could take you more than five hours to drive across it. North to south is considerably quicker, and it should only take about an hour to reach the wonderful Samaria Gorge, a picturesque area ideal for walking and hiking. The island’s wonderful scenery can also be enjoyed via a guided tour, many of which also cover local crafts – you may get to see how products like olive oil, honey or Cretan wine are produced.

Villa GR5187