//// -25% off your entire stay for rentals of 4 weeks or more //// The island of Kythira (Cythera in Greek) is located in the southern Peloponnese and covers an area of ​​approximately 300 km². The property is situated facing the sea at an altitude of 350 meters, with no overlooking neighbors. The nearest neighbors are 50 meters away and not visible from the house, at the end of a 400-meter dirt road descending from the main road. It consists of this main house and a small adjacent house (belonging to us) with independent access and no shared areas. It is located in the northern part of the island, 4 km from the authentic village of Potamos. Accommodating 6 people, it features: - Air-conditioned master bedroom with a 160 x 200 cm bed, dressing room and private bathroom - Bedroom with a 160 x 200 cm bed - Bedroom with a 140 x 200 cm bed, both bedrooms sharing a bathroom. You will have a large kitchen/dining room opening onto a patio equipped for outdoor dining, a covered veranda with benches and armchairs accessible from the living room, and another shaded patio with armchairs accessible from the master bedroom. This represents 180m² of living space plus patios, a veranda, and a roof terrace. The household appliances are fully equipped. The rental includes linens changed weekly, weekly cleaning, and a final cleaning upon your departure. The beaches: the island remains quite wild; the two nearest beaches are 4km away, about a ten-minute drive along small roads. One is a cove, the other is attached to a small port with numerous restaurants with waterfront terraces and shops. In total, about ten beaches are accessible by car. Tourism in Kythira is less developed than on other Greek islands. It is a place for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility, far from the crowds looking for hustle and bustle. You can easily fill several weeks, if only by choosing which beach to visit each day. The restaurants and local culture: many wonderful places. Shaded terraces and places where a warm welcome still exists. Culture is not forgotten, with 16th-century Venetian castles, caves converted into places of worship, magnificent monasteries, watermills for olive oil nestled in the valleys (the island is very mountainous), and a population still largely concentrated around agriculture (oil, wine, and honey). Vehicle rentals: four-wheel and two-wheeled vehicles are available. Access to the island: in summer, a ferry crosses (1.5 hours) from the Peloponnese two or three times a day. Additionally, a ferry arrives twice a week from Piraeus, stops there, and then continues on to Crete. Furthermore, several flights a day (in summer) serve the island from Athens International Airport. Whether at the port or the airport, you will be greeted by our representatives who will give you a tour of the property and hand over the keys.