A brand new stunning complex of 7 villas, all superb, architect designed, nestled on a pictureque hillside in Elounda, one of Crete's most beautiful and famous areas.

Situated in the exclusive area of Elounda, the villas offer the most spectacular uninterrupted views over the village and the bay, with a very unique character which is hard to find in other districts.

These villas are definitely one of the new jewels in the Island of Crete, stacked full of amenities and facilities and with their own private beach.

A top interior designer has ensured that Villas offer every luxury, with high quality furnishings and fittings designed for maximum comfort for every guest. If you can drag yourself away from the villa and pool, you can enjoy swimming in the sea at the private beach.

The villas, arguably one of the best luxury villas in the area, are beautifully decorated and furnished to the highest standard throughout, and are extremely well equipped, to ensure that you can relax and enjoy your stay to the maximum.

With the highest quality fixtures and fittings you will not be disappointed with the feeling of luxury. The magnificent panoramic views of Mirabello bay go hand in hand with offering a true fabulous almost celebrity style getaway.

You can enjoy the amazing sea views from your beautiful large infinity pool, while you soak up the Cretan sun at the pool which is surrounded by a spacious patio area, equipped with sun-loungers a shower and sun-shades.

The villa's prime location is combined with its modern decoration, comfort, and style. During the day, you can either enjoy the privacy of the swimming pool, or the seaside facilities.

Each villa itself is of a modern open plan design and interior decoration lends a look and spacious atmosphere to the villa.

*2 Villas are already finished, while other two can be finished and delivered within 3 months from the downpayment.


If you are looking for ultimate comfort and coziness, proximity to Elounda's vibrant restaurants and nightlife, then this is ideal for you. You can breathe the sea breeze and enjoy the sea view from the very start of the morning every day.

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Location:

The breathtaking view evokes the sensation of absolute freedom and boundless happiness. Another unique aspect of the villa's location is the fact that it is in the immediate vicinity to Elounda's premier hotels, which all offer the first-class service facilities.

At your disposal are elegant bars and restaurants, sports complexes, a helipad, and the Six Senses Spa. Elounda, one of the most picturesque and green areas of Crete, is located just in 15 minutes from Agios Nikolaos. Elouda is a universally famous resort overlooking the fabulous Mirabello bay.

The sea here is the calmest and warmest on Crete. And a point of entry to the bay is secured by the famous fortress of the island of Spinalonga, which was built by the Venetians in 1579, and still remains undestroyed.

You will find the best hotels of Mediterranean here. The top world hotel chains like Leading Hotels of the World, Relais Chateaux, Preferred Hotels and Resorts became a synonym of a luxurious elite service worldwide. Apart from the excellent accommodation conditions you will be offered to visit fitness-centers, SPA clinics (including Six Senses SPA and Thalaspa Chenot), beauty parlors, tennis courts, children?s clubs, gold-clubs and the most exquisite restaurants and cafes. Elounda is a perfect place for a sound family rest. Although the feelings it gives are as hard to describe as easy to pronounce its name. All you have to do is to experience them, and to dream of new encounters with Elounda again and again.

You can meet here the cream of all Europe, visit the most fashionable stores and souvenir shops and sit in the best cafes. The jewellery stores on the embankment enjoy special popularity. The town administration organizes a Lato festival in summertime. European pop and theatre stars gather here during the whole tourist season, folklore bands give performances and exhibitions are held.

Elounda is also home to the best luxury hotels in the Mediterranean. The world's top hotel chains, have long been synonymous with first-class service. In addition to the fabulous accommodations, guests are also invited to enjoy fitness centres, spas (including Six Senses Spa and Thalaspa Chenot), beauty salons, tennis courts, children's recreation centres, golf courses, and exquisite restaurants and cafes.

What to see and do:

Elounda's harbour, known as the Gulf of Korfos, is a natural, beautiful lagoon which is bordered by rugged peninsulas, and with the island of Spinalonga a good guard at the harbour entrance, it's like a shelter within a shelter with crystal, turquoise waters that is enclosed within the wider blue waters of the Gulf of Mirabello.
An absolutely prime location where many occupiers - the Minoan, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman empires - have all left their mark on Elounda's heritage. Elounda hosts two of the most important archeological sites of Cretan history, the relics of the ancient sunken city of Olous and the Venetian fortress on the island of Spinalonga.

In its glory days, from 500 to 200BC, Olous was one of the most powerful trading centres in Crete. The city had a population of 40,000, its own king and its own currency. Now, the ruins sleep beneath the clear shallow waters off the Spinalonga peninsula, a kilometer east along the waterfront from the modern harbour at Skisma and joined to the mainland by a causeway.
On a calm day, when the sea is unruffled, you can make out the rubble of long-lost streets and alleyways just by standing at the water's edge. This underwater metropolis provides a happy hunting-ground for snorkelers and divers.

The walk from Elounda's harbour to Olous ancient town is a trip in memories for anyone who remembers "Who Pays the Ferryman", was a television series produced by the BBC in 1977? Now colorful bars-cafes and restaurants with terraces overlooking the sea, leads direct to the Ferryman taverna, where much of the action for the TV series was filmed.

Let's head to fascinating Spinalonga Island or just "The Island" according Viktoria's Hislop book. For decades from 1913, it was a leper colony serving the whole of Greece. Its small inner network of run-down streets and houses, abandoned by Turkish occupants at the end of the previous century, became home to the so-called "living dead".

Hundreds of lepers lived and died here – marooned far from friends and families, yet separated from the sounds and lights of normal life on the mainland by only a narrow strip of water. It wasn't until July 1957, just half a century ago, that the last remaining sufferers were relocated to a hospital near Athens. Inevitably, a sadness seems to cling to the ghost-village they left behind.

In the early 1980s, the only way to get to Spinalonga was by asking a fisherman to take you. Once you landed, you could expect to have the island pretty much to yourself. That's all very different now. Tourist craft sail half-hourly from Elounda and the island receives up to 2,000 visitors a day in high season – which means that your chances of an atmospheric, contemplative ramble are much reduced. Tour groups shuffle through at a snail's pace.

Please note that there are plenty of locals who are more than willing to take you over to Spinaloga after the tour boats are finished for the day so that you can experience the island when it's quiet.

Nearby Elounda is the charming fishing village of Plaka, where you can eat in a traditional taverna or enjoy your ouzo or tsikoudia at lovely "Pefko" Coffee Bar.

Visit the nearby Monastery of Aretiou, which it has been one of the largest and most powerful monasteries in Crete with great fortune.