A very long dirt road leads down to the bay which means that even in August the beach remains relatively uncrowded, and outside of August, you might get a bit lonely.

Unusual for a beach house, there is a large pool discreetly and privately located.

Offering a Main House, Guest House, stone built outdoor pavilion, three outside dining or lunch areas, barbecue and pool. Various games and entertainment facilities such as table tennis and beach toys. A/c in all bedrooms. Insect screens on all windows.

The Main house is designed around the original fishing cottage, and consists of different suites which all have separate entrances. Shady and protected terraces either under the Eucalyptus trees, in the stone summer pavilion or on the terraces provide communal seating and eating areas.

The garden is a seaside garden of mature trees and shrubs offering shade, the rustle of leaves, the chirp of crickets and night time fragrance

The Master Suite has an open plan kitchen/living room opening onto large terrace with dining area. Double bedroom, and shower room.

Guest Suites # 2 and # 3 are double bedrooms sharing a shower room. They also share a Kitchen area and living room.

The Guest Cottage Suite is a traditional “cave” design for cool authenticity, offering a double bedroom with a shower room.

The Guest Garden Suite, with a double bedroom with shower room, living room with L-shaped built in sofa beds. Plus a Twin bedroom with shower room.

A further Guest Cottage has 1 double and 1 twin bedroom sharing a shower room, living room with kitchen area, opening onto a pretty veranda facing the sea.

Staff of: Live in couple, and 2 maids. The husband takes care of the pool and garden and can barbeque. His wife prepares breakfast, does the cleaning, laundry, assisted by a live in Philippino girl. Cooking can be arranged at extra cost.

Kea is a small island in the Cyclades. A charming little paradise that is still a very genuine place to visit. There are a few taverns and cafes, and the pace is slow and comfortable. Kea is an excellent alternative for those who want to get away from the busier islands, but still don't want the total quiet. The islanders here live mainly off agriculture, stock-breeding and fishing.

On many of the beaches of Kea there are watersports and beachvolley. There are many sandy beaches on Kea, and just to mention a few, there is Otzias, Koundouros and Korissia. At Koundouros you'll find most of the watersports.

If you like fishing, you won't be alone, and there is also a mini golf course.

Nightlife - Ioulis and Koundouros seem to be the best places to go, but the two villages rather have taverns and cafes than bars and clubs.

There are some excellent local specialties to be tried out in the taverns of Ioulis, Koundouros, Korissia and Vourkari. The local sausages, pork dish "Paspala", cheese and wine are a must, as well as some of the sweets made of local honey.

Getting Around - There is a local bus which will take you to the main villages.