Etouri Vacation Rental Management, founded in 2012 by Kostas Vasilakis, manages over 290 handpicked villas across Crete and is expanding into other iconic Greek destinations, including Athens. Our unwavering commitment to strict villa quality control and exceptional, personalized service has earned us awards for excellence in vacation rentals and concierge services in both 2024 and 2025. Let us help you create lifelong memories in Greece!

**Sunshine Villa has been distinguished with the 2024 Tourism Awards Gold for Mountain Villa of the Year** Perched on an elevated location in the historic village of Margarites, overlooking the picturesque countryside, Sunshine Villa blends comfort with fairytale charm. Surrounded by lush greenery, the villa offers a serene and peaceful environment to unwind and recharge, while gazing at the sea and horizon afar. Sunshine Villa features one bedroom accommodating two guests with the flexibility to host a third if needed. Sunshine Villa is an all-year destination for those wishing to disconnect and get close to nature. Note: Winter period (November - March): Please note that firewood for the fireplace can be provided by the owner with an additional charge. A supply of 60-70 kg of wood is sufficient for one day when the consumption is at a normal level. The charge for this quantity of wood will be fifteen euros. Accommodation cost excludes Climate Resilience Tax. The amount for the accommodation type is set at 15 euros per night from April to October and 4 euros per night from November to March, payable upon check-in.

The villas are situated in the peaceful area of Margarites village.The village of Margarites is south east from Rethymnon town in the centre of the island of Crete. Located in picturesque green rolling hills, the village is well known for its pottery and attracts many visitors in the busy season. The tradition of pottery goes back many generations in this village and you will be able to find an elder to show you how the pots are hand thrown. The village which has some extraordinary architecture and lovely narrow winding streets is well worth exploring. There are also some Venetian doorways, Byzantine churches and plenty of traditional taverns and cafés to relax in and perhaps to try a Greek coffee. Margarites village also has some essential shops such as mini markets, taverns and a bakery.