The Nymphs residence consists of 3 houses. They are situated next to each other on this private tranquil part. They are located second in line of the beach road. Perfect for those who want a peaceful setting with lovely sea views whilst being on an easy walking distance to the taverns, mini market and the long beach. Parking place is available. The space The house Melia is a two stored holiday home, modern and plainly furnished. You enter the house from the side and will be surprised by the soft and clear tone of the decoration. You enter the open plan kitchen living room, fully furnished with a fully-equipped kitchen that offers everything from a full-size stove and oven, dishwasher and microwave to cookware, tableware and utensils. From the dining table and living area you can enjoy the sea view thanks to the large panoramic balcony door. The bathroom on the ground floor features toilet and washing machine. With the internal steps you go to the first floor. At the right hand side you have the first bedroom with 2 single beds. Next to it is the master bedroom with double bed and sea view. At the end of the corridor is the modern bathroom with shower. The whole house can be cooled with air condition. The main terrace at the front of the house is the ideal place to sit and enjoy splendid views across the Lybian Sea and a great spot to enjoy the sunsets. The house has a big side terrace, delightful place to enjoy the thousands of stars still seeable at night, not being disturbed by light pollution. Garden furniture is provided to fully enjoy the outside area of the Melia house. With 2 bedrooms , one shower room and sea view this house offers great value for money. Guest access The whole house is at your disposal Other things to note In Greek mythology, Melia was an Oceaness, the daughter of the Greek God Ocean. She had been captured by Apollo and gave birth to his son, the fortune teller Tennaron. Melia was especially honored at the Temple of Apollo in ancient Thebes, and her name came from a source near the river Izmeni. Another legend says she is the wife of Inachos and mother of Foreonea. Later on she also gave birth to Aigialas, Figeas and Mycenae. Registration Details 00000946793