Ampitheatrical
5 guests
2 bedrooms
Ligaria, Heraklion
Heading west from Crete’s capital, travelling along its rugged coast by the warm waters of the Gulf of Heraklion, you’ll reach the town of Lygaria. With a gorgeous beach, traditional tavernas, and a scuba diving school, you can keep entertained for days, but you might not even need to leave your villa at all.
Two Dolphins
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Pigianos Kampos, Rethimno
Rethymnon is one of Crete’s best preserved medieval towns. With its Folk Art Museum, Archaeological Museum, and historic monasteries and mosques, you’ll be glad to know this villa is a twelve-minute drive from the town centre.
Greek Chic
12 guests
6 bedrooms
Malevizi, Heraklion
Even the hardest to please of holidaymakers couldn't fail to be wowed by this incredible villa on the north coastline of Crete. What makes it stand out, in our opinion, is the sheer number of different stand-out features.
Poseidon's Lullaby
3 guests
1 bedrooms
Agios Vasileios, Rethymno
With the beach just 250 metres away, this beautiful home makes use of natural elements and a boho touch to instil a sense of tranquillity that’s only helped along by the breathtaking sea views from the terrace. Embrace a slower pace by staying in bed long after you’ve woken up just so you can read another chapter.
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