Villas and Holiday homes in Kea

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Beautiful Summer House With Magnificent View - Kea
9.9 94 reviews

Beautiful Summer House With Magnificent View

house, Kea
This Kea villa is situated in Vourkari, overlooking the harbour and approximately an hour's ferry journey from Lavrio port.
The 170 square metre property boasts four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, swimming pool, and terrace, comfortably accommodating families and offering stunning harbour views.
Seaview Up - Kea
9.9 67 reviews

Seaview Up

house, Kea
SEAVIEW UP, a two-bedroom house in Korissia, Kea, is located a 15-minute walk (approximately 1.2km) from Gialiskari Beach.
This 60 square metre property offers air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, private parking, a fully equipped kitchen, and can comfortably accommodate seven guests with sea views from its private balcony and terrace.
Lovely Guest House In Kea Island-cyclades - Kea
9.9 41 reviews

Lovely Guest House In Kea Island-cyclades

house, Kea
This stone guest house is located in a peaceful rural area on Kea, a short 4-kilometre drive from the picturesque settlement of Ioulis. The property enjoys excellent user, location and cleanliness ratings.
This charming house can accommodate up to four guests and features a sheltered terrace with stunning views. It offers modern amenities, a garden, parking, and a kitchen with a fridge.
Aster Apartment 1 - Kea
10 21 reviews

Aster Apartment 1

apartment, Kea
These Kea apartments, situated in the tranquil Korissia district, are a five-minute walk from Korissia beach and the port area's shops and tavernas.
Aster Apartments offer two self-catering units, one 45 sq m and the other 50 sq m, each sleeping four guests in two bedrooms, with spacious verandas (50 sq m and 100 sq m respectively), fully equipped kitchens, air conditioning, and free Wi-Fi; one apartment includes a private veranda with BBQ.

Frequently asked questions about villa rentals in Kea

  • What are the must-see attractions in Kea, Greece?

    Kea offers a delightful mix of historical sites and natural beauty. The ancient ruins of Karthea, the island's former capital, are a must-see, showcasing impressive remnants of its past. Ioulis, the island's charming main town, boasts a stunning Venetian Kastro (castle) with breathtaking views. For nature lovers, the beaches of Pisses and Gialiskari are popular choices, known for their crystal-clear waters. Don't miss the iconic Lion of Kea, a mysterious ancient sculpture.
  • What are the best holiday homes in Kea?

  • Is Kea, Greece known for mountains, beaches, forests, or other types of landscapes?

    Kea boasts a diverse landscape. While not overwhelmingly mountainous, it features rolling hills and several impressive peaks, offering lovely hiking opportunities. The island is also blessed with numerous beautiful beaches, ranging from sandy coves to more rugged shores. There are pockets of woodland, primarily maquis shrubland, but forests aren't a dominant feature.
  • What are the best holiday homes with a pool in Kea?

  • What are the most surprising and hidden attractions in Kea, Greece?

    Many hidden gems await the curious traveller in Kea. The Monastery of Panagia Kastriani, perched high on a hilltop, offers panoramic views and a sense of serenity. Exploring the less-frequented beaches like Otzias or Koundouros reveals secluded coves perfect for swimming and relaxation. The picturesque village of Vourkari, with its charming harbour, is also a delightful, less-crowded alternative to Ioulis.
  • What are the best holiday homes with a jacuzzi in Kea?

  • What are some unique ways to learn about the culture of Kea, Greece by engaging with its people?

    The best way to experience Kea's culture is to interact with the locals. Visiting a traditional kafeneio (coffee shop) in Ioulis or Vourkari allows you to observe daily life and chat with residents. Many locals are happy to share stories and insights into their island life. Consider attending a local festival, if one is happening during your visit, to experience Kea's traditions firsthand. Trying local products like honey or wine from local producers also provides a connection to the island's heritage.
  • What are the best holiday homes for families and kids in Kea?

  • How much time should you set aside to thoroughly explore Kea, Greece?

    To truly appreciate Kea, at least 3-4 days are recommended. This allows for exploring the main attractions like Ioulis and Karthea, relaxing on the beaches, and discovering some of the hidden gems. A longer stay, of course, would allow for more leisurely exploration and deeper immersion in the island's culture.
  • What are the best pet friendly holiday homes in Kea?

  • Is there anything you might not think to pack for Kea, Greece?

    While Kea enjoys a warm climate, evenings can be cool, especially during the shoulder seasons. A light jacket or jumper is a sensible addition to your luggage. Good walking shoes are essential for exploring the island's trails and uneven terrain. Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are crucial for protecting yourself from the Mediterranean sun, even on cloudy days.
  • What are the best holiday homes with parking in Kea?

  • What cultural experiences or workshops in Kea, Greece offer something different?

    Unfortunately, organised cultural workshops are not commonly advertised or widely available in Kea. However, engaging with local artisans in Ioulis or Vourkari might lead to informal opportunities to learn about traditional crafts. The best approach is to explore the towns and speak directly to the people you encounter.
  • Are there any food festivals in Kea, Greece where you can try local food?

    Kea doesn't have large-scale, regularly scheduled food festivals like some other Greek islands. However, many tavernas and restaurants across the island offer traditional Kea cuisine. These establishments often showcase local ingredients and recipes, providing a taste of the island's culinary heritage. Checking local listings closer to your travel dates might reveal smaller, less formal events.
  • What seasonal natural events, such as migrations or blooming periods, occur in Kea, Greece?

    Spring in Kea sees a vibrant display of wildflowers blooming across the island's hillsides. The exact timing varies depending on rainfall, but generally falls between March and May. Bird migration is less prominent than on some other Greek islands, but you might spot various species during the spring and autumn months.
  • What exclusive experiences are available when visiting Kea, Greece?

    One exclusive experience is hiring a private boat to explore the island's coastline, visiting secluded beaches and coves inaccessible by land. Another is arranging a private cooking class with a local chef to learn about and prepare traditional Kea dishes. These kinds of experiences need to be arranged in advance.

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