Villa Ampelitsia can accommodate up to 10 people. It consists of 5 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, 2 kitchens, 2 dining rooms and 5 bathrooms. All rooms have air conditioning. Guests can relax in the 25 sq.m. private pool, the private garden and dine at the barbeque. Adults can have fun in the pool room and children in the playground. It has free parking in the garage and free Wi-Fi, 50Mbps in all indoor and outdoor areas. The space You can enjoy the wonderful view and the sunset in comfortable armchairs. Read your book in the rocking chair or in the hammock. You can also pick your vegetables from the villa's garden, get to know the herbs that thrive in the Cretan land and living close to nature and enjoying it to plan your holiday schedule. Other things to note Zelkova abelicea The Ampelitsia or Anegonoro (scientific Zelkova abelicea) is an endemic small tree of Crete with a height of 3-5 meters, which is also found in bushy form (up to 1.5m). Globally, it belongs to the rare genus Zelkova of the Ulmaceae family. It got the name "Anegoro" (i.e. unrecognizable) because when it was discovered, they did not recognize what kind it was. It produces small white aromatic flowers. It grows in the mountainous zone from 800 to 1700 meters, in the three main mountain ranges of Crete with the largest population being in the White Mountains. It is protected by European and national legislation as well as by international treaties. It is no longer threatened with extinction, although it remains vulnerable, as its wood is used to make the famous traditional Cretan katsouna (cane). In Europe it is one of only two representatives of the genus Zelkova – there is another related species in Sicily, Italy. The vineyard is one of the oldest "inhabitants" of the island as fossils about 8 million years old have been found. Ampelitsia or Anegnoro (Zelkova abelicea) is an endemic small tree of Crete with a height of 3-5 meters, which is also found in shrubs (up to 1.5 m). Globally, it belongs to the rare genus Zelkova of the Ulmaceae family. The name "Anegnoro" (i.e. unrecognizable) was given because when it was discovered, they could not recognize what kind it was. It produces small, white, fragrant flowers. It grows in the mountainous zone from 800 to 1700 meters, in the three main mountains of Crete with the largest population being in the White Mountains ("Lefka Ori"). It is protected by European and national law as well as by international treaties. It is no longer threatened with extinction, although it remains vulnerable, as its wood is used to make the famous traditional Cretan “katsouna” (stick). In Europe it is one of the only two representative members of the genus Zelkova - there is another related species in Sicily, Italy. Ampelitsia is one of the oldest "inhabitants" of the island as fossils dating back to about 8 million years have been identified. Registration Details 1335454