A modern, newly built and spacious house built with respect for the characteristic architecture and aesthetics of the Apokoronas area of ​​Chania. Our accommodation is a 2-storey house with a large terrace, garden, courtyard and a swimming pool. It has 2 spacious bedrooms and can accommodate up to 8 people. It is located in a quiet, verdant neighborhood and faces the sunset. The living room has air conditioning, a fireplace and a smart TV. The sofa bed can accommodate two additional people on two single, comfortable mattresses.The traditional yet modern kitchen is equipped with a variety of electrical appliances, including a dishwasher. The bedroom features a double bed, air conditioning, wardrobes, and a desk area. Upstairs, there is a second bedroom, which, in addition to the features of the first bedroom, also has a sofa that converts into a comfortable bed and can accommodate two additional guests. There are 2 bathrooms with showers, one on every floor. A washing machine is also available. There is also a veranda that overlooks the mountains and the sea, a garden, an outdoor dining area and a BBQ by the pool.

We are Stella and Dimitris and we have two children, Panagiotis and Katerina. We created this house with a lot of love so that we could spend time in our beloved village. We will be happy to share it with you and help you love our place through our eyes. We love nature, traveling and water sports.

Within a short distance, accessible by foot, are traditional cafes and restaurants, as well as a mini market. Kefalas is a small village in the Apokoronas region, 30 kilometers east of the city of Chania. The area was colonized in the 11th century by the Byzantines and was named so because it was inhabited by the rulers, the "kefalia" (meaning heads). Kefalas is built on the slopes of the Drapanos peninsula and offers a magnificent view of the bay of Georgioupolis, the White mountains and, depending on the clarity of the atmosphere, even as far as Rethymno. Some of the houses are new, others have been beautifully renovated. In the center there is a small square and a cafeteria. There are also taverns and a supermarket. Kefalas is also known as the village of churches. There are at least 8 churches accessible to the public and many more in private courtyards. The abundance of churches is due to a rule that was in force during the Ottoman era - land would not be confiscated if there was a church on it. The nearest beach is Ombrosgialos, which is a rocky cove with a pier. Locals come here to sunbathe on the pier and swim in the crystal blue sea.