Traditional village house, beautifully renovated, comfortable, spacious (97m2) and decorated with care. The house is in the countryside, 20mn drive from the port, nestled in a traditional, peaceful, car-free village, away from the crowds, but central and perfectly located for sightseeing. The beach of Kolimbithra is a 10mn drive. There are tavernas and excellent dining within a 10mn walk in the nearby villages. The house is close to the village entrance, and faces the main village alley. It is a ground floor, so there are no stairs. Mountain views reinforce the serene environment. Galatea House provides an authentic experience reflecting the owner’s familial heritage since 1933. Galatea House Katoï with patio can accommodate 6 guests. There are 3 bedrooms (1 double bed, 2 single beds, 1 single bed), a living room with a sofa-bed, 1 bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen with a dining area, and a patio. Featuring Wi-Fi, and modern appliances (microwave, oven, toaster, kettle, washing machine, fridge, coffee maker..) and fans, it meets all the needs of modern travelers. The bedrooms are very cozy, with antique furniture, beds with comfortable mattresses, and ecological bedding, offering a place of serenity. Cotton linen and towels are provided. The architecture of the house is traditional: the floor is made of large stone slabs, and the walls of the house are thick, keeping rooms cool in the summer and warm in the winter. The small patio (13m²) with a garden table and chairs, and a traditional Cycladic built-in bench, is a perfect place for outdoor leisure.

I am half French, half Greek, and live in Paris. My father is from Tinos. I have spent all my summer holidays in Tinos. I love sports, especially swimming. I am available by phone, sms, and email. Renting a private residence allows for more flexibility and privacy and lets you live like a local. I look forward to welcoming my guests. I speak English, and French fluently. My father, who is Greek, is in Tinos all year, and he can speak Greek to my guests.

The village of Kato Klisma is quiet and quaint. Children can enjoy games in the alleyways, discover the old wash house, the pigeon houses, cultivated fields, the 14th century church with splendid icons (renovated in 1757), and a small basketball court. Trails also start from Kato Klisma to the mountains and the sea, offering stunning views. There is ample parking at the entrance to the village which, is very close to the house.