About Kythnos
Kythnos is located in the West Cycladic islands, 3 hours away from Pireaus port and 1 hour 45 minutes from Lavrio port.
It is a place full of contrasts, with snow white villages, 92 beaches, and 359 churches.
The island is famous for its honey, cheese, local wine, and a lot of other typical homemade recipes.
Kythnos is a calm place, where you can relax and enjoy the sun, amazing blue waters, and an exceptional Greek experience.
Kythno's other name,"Thermia", is due to the hot springs that you can still find in "Loutra".
The main port is "Merichas", and the two main villages on the island are called "Chora" which is the capital, and "Dryopida".
Public transportation on the island is very limited, it is strongly suggested to rent a car to be able to move around.
The Villas
We rent 2 Villas:
Villa with Infinity Pool named PIPERI
and Cosy villa with infinity pool named DRYOPES
Both houses have a terrace facing the sea and are fully air-airconditionned, equipped with a private swimming pool, and free internet access.
Please note that all check-ins take place as of 3 PM, and check-outs at 11 AM the latest.
This is a self check-in, you will be receiving after your booking the instructions with all the required details.
The closest shop is 5 minutes drive from the house on the main road.
There are a few tavernas on the island, the closest ones are in the village of Kanala which is 10 minutes drive from the house.
Location
The houses are located in the "Proka" region, which is about 25 minutes drive from the port, and close to the village of Kanala.
37°21'10.7"N 24°25'03.8"E
Check the link below in order to have access to the island map:
https://goo.gl/maps/awFMABPsDbu
For further information on the island, you can also check this website:
https://www.greektravel.com/greekislands/kythnos/info.htm
You need to rent a car to be able to go around. You can either rent one from Athens or when you arrive in Kythnos. Booking is required during high season.
Please note note that all summer boat routes open for booking as of April/May only. There are daily trips to Kythnos from Athens (Piraeus and Lavrio), as well as weekly connections from Kythnos to Serifos and Sifnos.