息をのむような海の景色、4人、プライベートプール、キッズプール、ビーチと居酒屋の近く

Blue Horizon Anatoli is an awe-inspiring villa with stunning sea views, nestled in a tranquil setting just 800 meters from the Triopetra beach on the southern coast of Crete. This exquisite villa comfortably accommodates up to 4 guests and is privately ensconced by stone courtyards, lush green spaces, and a spacious parking area. Ensuring your safety and security, the villa is equipped with a home alarm system and outdoor surveillance cameras.



The villa features an expansive outdoor area, complete with a generously sized private swimming pool and a separate kids' pool, sun loungers, a pergola, an outdoor dining area, and a portable barbecue grill.



Inside, the stylish living area offers a lounge, dining area, a fireplace, TV, a micro stereo system, Wi-Fi internet access, and a telephone. Every room is tastefully furnished and decorated with exceptional and stylish design, emphasizing both luxury and functionality. The villa is equipped with VDSL Wi-Fi internet, air conditioning, heating, and a full HD Satellite smart TV.



The fully-equipped kitchen boasts modern appliances, including a coffee maker, kettle, toaster, juicer, mini chopper, mixer, dishwasher, refrigerator with a freezer, washer/dryer, and an oven with a ceramic hob. Large dining tables provide the perfect space for communal meals.



Triopetra beach is situated approximately 47 km south of Rethymno and 12 km southeast of the village of Akoumia. It is comprised of two beaches separated by a small peninsula.



Nearby, you'll find 7 traditional taverns serving fresh and delectable local cuisine. In Akoumia village, just 10 km from the villa, you can discover cafes, fruit and vegetable shops, a butcher, and a mini-market, where you can stock up on your favorite food, beverages, and essential items. Additionally, there is a hospital and pharmacy in Spili village, which is located 18 km away from the villa.



Blue Horizon Anatoli offers you the opportunity to explore the enchanting southern coasts of Rethymno, from Rodakino and Plakias to the Monastery of Preveli and Agios Pavlos.