Located on The Akrotiri, an unspoilt peninsular in Western Crete, is a beautiful sandy cove called Tersanas. In the valley above the cove is situated Villa Venetiana very close to the village of Horafakia, where there are a selection of traditional tavernas, a bakery, supermarket, and a café neon/mini market and all this is just 12 kilometres from the city of Chania.
Villa Venetiana is designed in the Venetian style, with pink-washed walls, mosaic tiles and deep green woodwork, the typical colour theme employed in the old Cretan 'metochi' or manor house of the Venetian Aristocracy. However, the Venetians would never have seen such an enchanted garden as that created by Yiannis, the owner of Villa Venetiana, who is a Cretan sculptor and artist.
Yiannis has been creating this uniquely imaginative whimsy as his monument and is constantly in search of unusually shaped rocks or stones to add to his creation. Minoan red pillars, vibrantly painted panels around the splendid pool and stone niches compete for the eye's attention with Yiannis' own sculptures.
Villa Venetiana is situated near the village of Horafakia, a small village in the centre of The Akrotiri Peninsular and close to Chania, the Airport and Souda Bay Port. Horafakia is on the bus route from Chania & Stavros and has good local amenities with restaurants, supermarket, petrol stations and car rental all within a few minutes walk or drive from Villa Venetiana. The pace of life in Tersanas is still slow and sleepy so, with it's little sandy beach, easy access to Chania and in close proximity to a good selection of traditional tavernas.
Tersanas is an ideal choice for a relaxing holiday. Villa Venetiana in Tersanas is the ideal solution for those without children to find true peace and relaxation. The setting is wonderfully secluded, the pool is gorgeous and each of the eight maisonettes are only ever rented to two adults so that the pool and gardens never become crowded.
Villa Venetiana is designed in the Venetian style with pink-washed walls, mosaic tiles and deep green woodwork.
The typical colour theme employed in the old Cretan 'metochi' or Manor House of the Venetian Aristocracy. However the Venetians would never have seen such a fantastical garden as that created by Yiannis, the owner of Villa Venetiana, who is a Cretan sculptor and artist Yiannis has created this uniquely imaginative whimsy as his monument and is constantly in search of unusually shaped rocks or stones to add to his creation.
Minoan red pillars, vibrantly painted panels around the splendid pool and stone niches compete for the eye's attention with
Yiannis' own small sculptures. Each of the maisonettes is on two floors, with a decorative wrought-iron spiral staircase leading to the first-floor bedroom.
Property amenities:
All our apartments will have the following items not normally offered in Greek self-catering accommodation.
- Welcome kitchen Pack;
- Air Conditioning to Apartments 1-4;
- Electric Kettles and Fans;
- Good quality Pillows and Bed Linen;
- Hand & Bath Towels;
- Kitchen Tea Towels;
- Washing Up Liquid and Toilet Tissue;
- Plug-in mosquito repellents;
- Twice weekly Linen Changes (Changeover day and mid-week).
All accommodation is cleaned thoroughly on change over day and then every day except Sunday.
Don't forget at Villa Venetiana bed linen, small towels and bath towels are provided.
Notes:
Low Season (1st January - 30th April, 1st October - 31st December): 45 Euros;
Mid Season (1st May - 30th June): 48;
High Season (1st July - 30th September): 58.
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