Paradise Lost

In a ​​1.5 acre area is built our traditional house. It is an opportunity for rest and breath from the hustle of the city. You will adore the garden, greenery,the trees and the tranquility of nature. It is perfectly equipped with all the facilities that the visitor needs for a relaxing and comfortable stay. Clean bedding, towels, and household items, all at your disposal. outside there is a traditional wood oven and grill. Also there is a camera at the entrance of the yard. The space My space is suitable for couples, families (with children) and people who need to get in touch with nature and relax.There is a central bedroom with air-conditioned and an exterior bedroom next to it without an air-conditioned.Also there is an outside camera at the entrance for safety. Guest access all the property at your disposal Other things to note Chania is admittedly one of the most beautiful towns in Greece, as it is considered a mosaic of cultures, flavours, history, mountainous and coastal landscapes. But it's the people that play the most important role in the town's developments. Your visit in Chania will surely start and end in the Venetian Harbour, one the most beautiful places in town. However, the Old Town will too make a great impression featuring a fountain, a stonepaved square, traditional houses, the Splantzia neighbourhood and St. Nicolas church, the hill of Kastelli -the old acropolis- as well as the iconic Venetian Neoria (arsenal), some of which have been turned into cultural centers. On the other hand, the new town featuring the Municipal Gardens and the aristocratic neighbourhood of Chalepa adds its own special charm to Chania. Here, guests can visit the house of Eleftherios Venizelos. Shopping options are available in the indoor Municipal Market of Chania, as well as in Machairadika and Stivanadika, where visitors can find handmade leather goods and samples of traditional Cretan costumes. And when the night falls visitors ought to make a stop in Kum Kapi lined with a wealth of restaurants, cafes and bars. Those of you who wish to party till dawn can head to the clubs of Platanias. And a few words about Samaria...and particularly its famous gorge! Hikers are sure to love this top natural attraction in Crete, as it's one of the most marvellous natural lanscapes in Europe. The people of Sfakia tend to call it Faragas, meaning great gorge, to express their admiration. It's the biggest among the numerous gorges in the National Park of Samaria and hides a wild beauty that magnetizes the crowds. The trail is easy to walk and organized rest areas with fresh water are found every 2kms. In the middle of the gorge, visitors will come across the remains of the uninhabited village of Samaria with its 14th century Byzantine church of Venerable Mary of Egypt, after whom the area was allegedly named (Osia Maria-Sia Maria-Samaria). For security reasons, the gorge remains closed from October to May. The exact dates may differ depending on weather conditions. Registration Details 00000317890