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Location : Greece :: Crete :: Chania :: Municipality of Kissamos
Category : Short Term Rentals

Short Term Rental Apartments Crete, nine (9) fully furnished and equipped apartments with panoramic sea view, just a step away from the crystal clear blue sea, now available for the short term rent...

The complex consists of nine (9) apartments all enjoying open sea view.

The apartment complex offers modern comforts in a nice and quiet surrounding. Six (6) two-room apartments and three (3) one-room apartments are available. The spacious rooms are convenient furnished and suitable for up to 4 guests.

The one-room apartments are all at the ground floor and have a bathroom and one spacious room with double bed, sitting area and fully equipped kitchenette.

The two-room apartments are located at the upper floors and consist of one bedroom, kitchenette and living area and bathroom.

All rooms are equipped with air-condition, TV, Wi-Fi internet, telephone, safety box and kitchenette, to guaranty a comfortable stay and allow the residents to enjoy the panoramic view and the magnificent sunset from the spacious balconies.

Take the opportunity to relax in a peaceful and familiar atmosphere with the refreshing clean sea literally at the doorstep and after a day of swimming and sunbathing gather around the BBQ whilst your kids have fun on the playground.

Contact us now for availability and rates!

Location

Facing the glorious Cretan Sea, at the mainly sandy beach of the Kissamos gulf, in convenient distance to the town of Kissamos (5km) and the glamorous city of Chania (32km). An ideal location to explore many of the well-known beautiful places such as Falasarna (17km), Grambousa-Balos, Elafonissi (40km), Palaeochora, Sougia and the Samaria Gorge.

The area of Kissamos is surrounded by a beautiful landscape and has about 3.000 inhabitants. Kissamos is not a crowdie tourist resort; its development is based mostly in the wine and oil produce, and the agricultural products. Kissamos is the centre of production and trade of the famous Kissamos wine.

The climate of the area is excellent, with sunshine most of the year. Kastelli has evolved into quite a big town with all the comforts and the facilities that a town can offer.

Kissamos is built along a wonderful sandy beach. It is located where the ancient city of Kissamos stood. With Kissamos as a starting point one can visit the archaeological sites of Falassarna and Polyrinia, the Gramvoussa isles (pirate isles), the beautiful Georges of Topolia, Sirikari, the lagoon of Balos, the medieval villages, etc. The crystal clear sea and the vast sandy beaches of Kissamos make a stay a unique pleasure. South of Kissamos, at a distance of 7km, are the ruins of the ancient city of Polyrinia. Polyrinia is considered to be the oldest city that the Dorians built in Crete (following the Minoan Period).

One of its ports was Falassarna, the westernmost town in Crete. Polyrinia was a powerful city; its walls are still visible, and existed until the Byzantine period. Present day Polyrinia, is a small village, that is built with building materials from the ancient city.

As everywhere in Crete the history of Kissamos goes far back. The name Kissamos is of pre-Hellenic origin and it was the name of an ancient community that existed in the same place. The ancient Kissamos was a marine and commercial centre of the Western Crete, and it was one of the Polyrinia's ports. Ancient Kissamos flourished during the Roman period and continued to prosper during the early Byzantine period when it was an episcopical seat.

Kissamos was always a well fortified city, because due to its wealth and its location, was often under attack. The Venetians built the wall that parts of it are still standing inside the city. The Venetian fortress, Castelo, was the special characteristic of the city and thus the city was named after it Kasteli. Because in Crete there are many towns with the name Kasteli, it was named Kasteli Kissamou.

There is regular public bus service from Chania to Kissamos. From Kissamos harbour there is a regular

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