The villa is ideal for up to 6 people with its own 24sq meter infinity pool offering panoramic views of the landscape.

In addition Sunrise villa has a spacious 140sq meter sun terrace with pergola, large outdoor dining area and an ample stone built BBQ for unforgettable memories.

At the front of the villa lies its own private garden.

On the first floor there is a comfortable living room with open fireplace and a fully equipped kitchen with a large fridge freezer.

Both rooms share a large balcony that offers an unobstructed view of the Cretan landscape.

The ground floor has two double bedrooms, bathroom with bathtub, shower and utility area.

The second floor has a double bedroom with ensuite, a sun terrace with pergola providing mesmerising views of the Aegean Sea.

FACILITIES

3 BEDROOMS, Sleeps 6

BEDROOM 1: 1 double bed

BEDROOM 2: 2 single beds

BEDROOM 3: 2 single beds

Living Room: Spacious seating 6 people

Bathrooms: 2

Dining Room: Spacious seating 6 people

Kitchen: Cooker, Dishwasher, Freezer, Kettle, Oven, Toaster, Micro Wave

Washroom: Washing Machine, Clothes drier, Iron/Board

Other facilities:

Linen and Towels
Air conditioning
Open fireplace
TV Languages Local, English and Arabic
IT
CD Player
Internet
Radio
Balcony or terrace
Barbecue
Private garden
Sea view

Elounda is a seaside town on Crete’s southeastern coast. It’s an up-and-coming retreat that revolves around a colourful harbour and the main square just next door. The place is packed with authentic Greek tavernas and friendly bars – it also comes with a sandy beach that looks out to the intriguing Spinalonga Island. It’s quite a lively spot, but if you want more action there’s Agios Nikolaos just 15 minutes’ drive away.

Elounda’s main beach, just to the north of the harbour, is a 200-metre stretch of golden sand. It flies the Blue Flag for cleanliness, as does the quieter Driros Beach, a 15-minute walk south along the coastal path. Or if you’ve got a car, a 5-minute drive takes you to the pebble beach at Plaka, which comes with a promenade backed by tamarisk trees.

A 15-minute walk south brings you to the causeway connecting Elounda to Spinalonga Peninsula – it’s here you’ll see the only remains of the submerged ancient city of Olous. Five huge stone windmills were excavated and today they stand next to the bridge, open to the public to walk around. Or a 30-minute drive away is the Minoan Palace of Malia – here you can wander freely among the ruins dating back to 1450 BC.

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