Beach house with 3 bed rooms / 2 bathrooms at a natural beach with privacy! Surrounded by the beautiful area of Afratias, one of the last secret places of South Crete The perfect location for discovering the area of Phaistos, close to Komos, Matala, Kalamaki, Kamilari, Phaistos Palace, Gorge of Rouvas and Agio Fanrango... After your trips you came back to a quite place, where you can relax and enjoy the nature. For couples, friends, families and small groups

Nestled in the southern part of the island of Crete, this quaint little corner offers the perfect conditions for a getaway! To cover your daily needs a supermarket and bakery can be found at 3km from the property and traditional taverns along the seashore as well as the nearby villages of Neo Kalamaki (3km) and Timpaki (6km)await you to taste the local Cretan cuisine. Make sure to venture out to the sandy of Afrathias, Kataliki (7km), Agia Galini (12km) and the world-renowned Matala caves (12km). Matala has a rich history dating back to ancient times. It was originally a port town for the ancient city of Phaistos, located nearby. The area is famous for its man-made caves carved into the cliffs, which were used as tombs in ancient times. In the 1960s and 1970s, Matala became a haven for hippies from around the world. They were attracted to the relaxed lifestyle, beautiful scenery, and inexpensive way of living. Many of them lived in the caves, adding to the village's bohemian atmosphere. The caves of Matala, which were once tombs, became homes and shelters for the hippies during their stay. Today, some of these caves are still visible, and some have been turned into tourist attractions. At just 8km from the property, ancient history beckons in the form of the Faistos Palace. An ancient Minoan archaeological site of great significance. Built during the Minoan civilization's peak, it boasted advanced architecture and controlled crucial trade routes. This strategic location, overlooking the fertile Messara Plain, ensured its prosperity and influence. The palace complex, with its multiple levels and courtyards, served as the administrative and religious hub of the region. Despite its enigmatic Linear A script, undeciphered to this day, inscriptions found here provide valuable glimpses into Minoan life. Ongoing excavations continually unveil new artifacts, enriching our understanding of this remarkable civilization.