San Mamas Seaside Family House (Garden & Caravan)

200m from the sea, in a neighborhood of holiday homes. Consists of: House (Bedroom1, Living Room, Kitchen, Bathroom) = 5 ppl Adjacent room (Bedroom3) = 2ppl Caravan as extra Bedroom2 = 3 ppl Private garden, fenced on all sides. Kiosk-Terrace with garden furniture ideal for a coffee or meal Outdoor shower (plus indoor) w hot H2O Parking inside the plot & also free on the street The nearby beach is vast, beachbars are a 5' drive away and nightlife hotspots 30' drive CHECK DETAILS - TOURIST FEE Guest access Up to 5 people are by default expected to be accommodated in the house and any additional people in the caravan. However, even up to 5 guests may split between the house and the caravan at their own will. Such setting might prove convenient if two sub-groups travel together (e.g. Two couples or a couple and a family with children). Also the caravan offers a feeling of autonomy that teenagers might appreciate. Other things to note PLEASE BE AWARE of the OBLIGATION for any visitors/tourists to pay an additional "Climate Resilience Fee", which currently stands at 8e/night for the duration of the stay, regardless of the number of guests. A separate hand-written receipt will be provided, in compliance with the Greek regulation (Government Gazette B' 7535) Summary Legal Framework & Obligations of Tourists for Special Accommodation Tax: During their stay in short-term rental accommodation (e.g. Airbnb) in Greece, tourists are required, in accordance with the applicable Greek legislation, to pay a special accommodation tax. The relevant obligation derives from Law 4849/2021 (Government Gazette A' 207/23-11-2021) and the decision of the Independent Public Revenue Authority (AADE), which determine the imposition of a special tax for each overnight stay in tourist accommodation. In particular, for the year 2025 and during the high tourist season (June-September), the special accommodation tax amounts to 8 euros per night. The payment of the tax is a legal obligation of the guest, regardless of their prior notification at the time of booking. The owner of the property is responsible for collecting and paying the tax to the IAPR, however, the tourist must pay the corresponding amount. Refusal to pay does not relieve the guest of the obligation, as it is a public revenue under the applicable tax framework. Please fully comply with this obligation, which ensures the proper and lawful management of your stay in Greece. Summary of Legal Framework & Tourist Obligations for Special Accommodation Tax: During their stay in short-term rental accommodations (e.g. Airbnb) in Greece, tourists are legally required to pay a special accommodation tax. This obligation arises from Law 4849/2021 (Government Gazette A' 207/23-11-2021) and decisions of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (IAPR), which regulate the imposition of a special tax per overnight stay in tourist accommodations. Specifically, for the year 2025 and during the peak tourist season (June–September), the special accommodation tax amounts to 8 euros per overnight stay. Payment of this tax is a legal obligation of the guest, regardless of prior notification during the booking. The property owner is responsible for collecting and remitting the tax to IAPR; however, the guest must pay the corresponding amount. Refusal to pay does not exempt the guest from this obligation, as it constitutes a public revenue under the current tax legislation. Please fully comply with this obligation to ensure the proper and lawful management of your stay in Greece. Registration details 00001546771