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COVID-19 update in Greece

We are all living difficult moments because of the viral pandemic of COVID-19 at global level. Everyday each of us tries to play a role in fighting the virus’s spread, staying at home and limiting the contact with others. Greece has been so far one of the best Countries in Europe in containing the pandemic and we are happy to contribute to its efforts to preserve the health and safe work conditions for all citizens.

All of us at THÈA work remotely from home, preparing properties and services for the time when you will be able to travel again and experience together with your loved ones the beauty and joy that a marvellous holiday in Greece offers. We are at your disposal for any information about safe locations and villas where you can spend the vacations you can only dream about now with your loved ones. The luxury residences we propose are protected places where you can enjoy privacy and isolation, far from crowded areas and able to provide any service you need.

Our priority is to ensure that you can book your next luxury villa with absolute confidence: this is why we have implemented new health measures and modified our booking policy for the summer.

Your next luxury holiday, with safety and flexibility

All THÈA staff and partners have adopted a new strict sanitation protocol of measures aimed to guarantee the maximum safety for the villas and the services we offer. This means certified cleaning and disinfection procedures, hygiene and physical distancing for all the personnel involved and a continuous monitoring of the available information about the COVID-19 in order to adhere to the guiding lines provided by the WHO and the Greek national authorities. Besides, we created a very flexible reservation policy in order for you to plan your next trip with peace of mind. An advantageous cancellation policy, an affordable booking prepayment and the possibility to move the reservation to a later date is our way to invite you to dream about your well-deserved holiday in Greece and make it become a reality.

An advantageous cancellation policy, an affordable booking prepayment and the possibility to move the reservation to a later date is our way to invite you to dream about your well-deserved holiday in Greece and make it become a reality.

We believe future is bright

Greece keeps showing a very positive trend for the recovery from the ongoing pandemic: we strongly believe that soon we will begin our path back to normality. Fantastic beaches, blue crystal waters and the healthy sun of this corner of Mediterranean paradise are getting ready to welcome you back. And all the people of THÈA await you.

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Milos & Kimolos

Milos is a fabulous Cycladic island, famous for its numerous astonishing beaches, crystal clear waters and unique sceneries it offers to those who love to explore its coastline. Due to its volcanic origin, the land of the island of Venus (where the famous statue was brought back to light in 1820) displays a spectacular chromatic range, thanks to many minerals present in the soil, from the yellow of the sulphur to the red of the iron, from the black of the obsidian to the white of the bentonite.

Adamas is the main port, while Plaka is the capital of the island and features a Venetian castle dating back to the 13th century, located at the top of a hill with a fantastic view over the underlying bay. Kimolos is a small, intimate island just 20 minutes away by boat from Milos, where you are always a guest and never a tourist. Chorio, the only village with permanent inhabitants, welcomes all visitors with its elegance and discreet charm that conquers immediately. A marvellous place of serenity, genuine food and friendly locals.

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The incredible beauty of the more than 75 beaches of Milos is one of the reasons why this island cannot be forgotten once you have visited it. Although many beaches are easily accessible by car, there are unique spots that can be reached only by boat: this is why a full-day yacht tour is an absolute must.

The northern seashore unfolds gems such as Fyropotamos, Mandrakia, Pollonia and over all the unique Sarakiniko, an incredible white rock formation that reminds the lunar soil.
Fyriplaka and the intimate Tsigrado, Paliochori with its hot water due to the volcanic underground energy, Agia Kiriaki and Provatas are located along the south coast and are mostly not organized, giving a sense of freedom and authentic contact with the Cycladic nature.
Beaches and turquoise waters that you must reach by boat are mainly located on the south-eastern and eastern coasts: the astonishing Kleftiko with its cluster of impressive white volcanic rocks, Gerontas, Sykia with its breath-taking natural cave, and Kalogries.

On Kimolos, you can find peace, relax and fantastic clear waters in small coves like Rema and Karas, at a walking distance from the small port of Psathi.
Among the sandy beaches of the island you can enjoy Prassa and the unorganized Klima, Dekas and Mavrospilia, ideal also for families, while Aliki and Bonatsa are served by small tavernas and bars.

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The capital town of Milos, Plaka, is located on the top of a hill, surmounted by a small fortification from which you can admire incredible sunsets. Here it is worth a visit to the Sand Museum, where you find a colourful collection of all the different sands that compose the seashore of the island, along with small art pieces.
The Catacombs of Milos, located in the village of Trypiti, are among the most important of the world and a rarity in Greece, where they represent the most important symbol of the early Christianity.

Near Adamas, the small fishing village of Klima surprises with its colourful “syrmata”, the traditional fishermen’s houses with a ground-level garage next to the sea for the boat to be parked in safety.

Trekking the island is a wonderful way to discover especially its north-western part. One interesting path is the one that ends at Cape Vani: along with a secluded beautiful beach you find the old – now abandoned – manganese and barytes mine, standing as a monument to the successful mining activity on the island.

Cultural visit suggestions
the jewel: Ancient Roman Theatre
the historical: Milos Mining Museum
the unexpected: Lakkos Thermal Baths

On Kimolos, the village Chorio, with its shops, small churches and discreet nightlife, amazes for its traditional whitewashed houses and the narrow streets compose an intricate labyrinth, conceived in the past as a defensive element against the invading pirates.
Psathi is the port and hosts some nice tavernas where you can treat yourself with the best Mediterranean fresh fish and the local speciality, a small focaccia called ladenia.

Cultural visit suggestions
the jewel: Church of Panagia Odigitria
the unexpected: Skiadi Geological Monument
the historical: Sunken Ancient Acropolis

THÈA Milos & Kimolos

Mr Giorgos Nikolaou
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+30 694 804 4873

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Patmos

Patmos, also called “the Holy Island” in Greece, is part of the Dodecanese archipelago. Its capital Chora hosts the Monastery of Agios Ioannis Theologos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which dominates the town with its magnificent medieval monastic architecture. The quiet and elegant allure of the island captivates demanding travellers from all over the world, as you stroll in the

labyrinthine alleys of Chora, visit the numerous art galleries featuring pieces from famous Greek and international artists, indulge on a cocktail and a fine dinner by the seashore. From Patmos you can cruise to many nearby islands and islets, discovering an incredible natural beauty made of Mediterranean vegetation, hidden dream beaches and jaw-dropping lapis lazuli and emerald shades of waters.

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There are many splendid beaches on Patmos and none of them will disregard your expectations. The island can be divided in three parts connected by isthmuses, giving it the shape of a seahorse.

The southern part is the wildest and its jewel, Psili Ammos, is worth the walking path you need to cover to reach it: a paradisical cove with a very fine sand, guarded by trees that offer you a refreshing break from the hot sun.

In the central part you swim back and forth from Petra beach to the islet of Tragonisi, located near the bay of Grikos.

In the northern part, Kambos and Agriolivadi are organized sandy and family-friendly beaches, ideal for water sports, while Lampi mesmerizes with its expanse of colourful little stones composing the beach.

Culture
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The Cave of the Apocalypse, a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a pilgrimage destination for all Christians around the world. It is said that the apostle John wrote the Book of Revelation while living in this cave during his exile from the Roman Empire.

There are 365 chapels on Patmos, blended with art galleries and shops, medieval houses and cocktail bars: an amazing coexistence of ancient, sacred, traditional and contemporary that emphasizes the concept of authentic Patmian luxury.

Cultural visit suggestions:
the jewel: Monastery of Saint John the Theologian, UNESCO World Heritage Site
the bizarre: Kalikatsou Rock
the historical: Three Windmills of Patmos

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+30 210 721 3829

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Mykonos

The cosmopolitan, the fashionable, the uninhibited: Mykonos is one of the most popular islands in the world, a top destination for demanding party seekers who love beautiful beaches and tremendous nightlife, clubs and lounges. Located in the heart of the Aegean archipelago, around 150 km from Athens, the island offers very organized beaches with superb bars and restaurants, as well as unorganized spots along the coast where you can relax and refresh in emerald waters.

After a day under the sun you may take a walk in Mykonos Town, along the central enchanting alleys like Matoyianni Street for some cool shopping, then pointing to Little Venice to admire the sea and some iconic windmills that dominate the port’s entrance. Well after the sun goes down, the choice for a sumptuous dinner, music and dances is wide and never disappointing! The night is yours…

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There are so many beaches to discover on Mykonos and the best thing is to try them all. Since the clear waters are amazingly inviting and the soft sand invites you to unwind under the sun, you should simply let your mood guide you to the spot that suits you most.

On the northern coast, you can check out Agios Sostis and Ftelia beaches, located in the Ftelia Bay, famous for cool hippie-chic people, fine food and chill-out music.
For a more relaxed situation, you can sunbathe on the Fokos beach, unorganized and far from the summer bustle of the rest of the island.

The southern coast unfolds many amazing spots, where astonishing blue waters meet trendy beach bars and restaurants, where you can take a refreshing break accompanied by live DJ sets.
Along the coast you find the beaches of Ornos, Psarrou, Paraga, Paradise and Super Paradise, Elia, Kalo Livadi, Kalafati, Lia: the choice is yours.

In the most southern western point, the quiet Frangia beach, unorganized, reconnects you with nature while your eyes contemplate the blue of the sky towards south, where you can see Naxos in the distance.

Culture
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Among the interesting locations you can visit on the island, a must is presented by the “Kato Mili”: 5 well-preserved windmills, one of which is a museum you can access, Boni’s Windmill.

At the Church of Panagia Paraportiani – a “fusion” of 4 different churches – in Mykonos Town you can admire the sunset next to this small but unique religious architectural composition.
Ano Mera village, with its Monastery of Panagia Tourliani from the 15th century, is located in the heart of the island: the picturesque streets and the small taverns offer the perfect image of the Cycladic traditional lifestyle.

Cultural visit suggestions:
the jewel: archaeological site on Delos island, UNESCO World Heritage Site
the panoramic: Lighthouse of Armenistis
the historical: Aegean Maritime Museum

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Paros & Antiparos

Paros is the fourth biggest island in the Cyclades archipelago, and together with Antiparos, lying a couple of kilometres south-west, represents a perfect example of the essence of the Cycladic spirit.
On Paros, Parikia and Naoussa are the two main towns, with an elegant yet cosy atmosphere during the summer nights. After a day spent on one of the marvellous beaches of the island, there is no better way to enjoy the fresh breeze and immerse yourself in the movida of Parikia: the port town is home to numerous clubs, cocktail bars and restaurants. If you desire a more sophisticated evening, head to Naoussa and enjoy the excellent jazz music and fine food near the intimate fishing harbour.

In the inland, the village of Lefkes – once the capital of the island – impresses you with its white paved alleys, the amphitheatrically disposition of its houses and the neoclassic buildings. On Antiparos, the lovers of tranquillity will find the perfect balance between relax and entertainment, in a very calm and cool environment. The slow-paced character of the everyday life here entices you: almost inexistent traffic, sweet roads lead you across the well-looked after countryside to numerous, clean beaches. In the evening, as the locals gather outside you stroll the alleys of Antiparos Town, where you can taste fantastic fish dishes sipping on an ouzo.

Beaches
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The pristine sandy beaches of Paros and Antiparos surprise for their accessibility and safety, being ideal for families as well as for aquatic sport fans.
Both on Paros and Antiparos the best spots to enjoy the sea and the sun are mainly located on the east coast of the island, where you can practice a variety of water sports including windsurf and kitesurf, thanks to the constant presence of refreshing winds especially during the summer.

On Paros, while Faragas is the top spot along the south coast, one of the most renowned beaches is Golden Beach, in the south-west part of Paros, with its 700 meters of soft sand and inviting clear waters.
Moving towards north, the Pounda, Molos and Abelas overlook the neighbour island of Naxos. Along the north seashore, Kolibithres and Santa Maria are superb choices.

On Antiparos, a myriad of beautiful coves welcome you as you travel along the east coast towards south from the main port of Antiparos Town. Starting from Psaraliki, you can try Panagia, Glyfa, Apantima and the little jewel Sostis. Faneromeni is an astonishing small cove at the very southern point of the island, where you find intimacy and crystal waters that shows all shades of blue.

Culture
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Paros combines a natural beauty and simplicity with an eclectic nightlife: relax, entertainment, fine cuisine and movida are part of the experience on this elegant island. There is though much more than that.
Thanks to its white pure marble, Paros has hosted famous sculptors since antiquity and nowadays you can meet numerous Greek and international artists that live and work on the island. This translates into many laboratories and ateliers where you can observe the work of the masters and even participate to sculpting seminars.

From the church of Profitis Ilias you can enjoy a splendid view over the west coast of Paros, with Antiparos and the two islets of Feira and Diplo next to it.
The Paros Park hosts many cultural events during the summer and it is home to the monastery of Ai Yiannis Detis, interesting walking paths in the natural landscape and a stone amphitheatre.

Cultural visit suggestions:
the jewel: Byzantine church of the Panayia Ekantotapiliani
the natural: Valley of the Butterflies
the historical: Frangokastelo, the castle of Paros

Antiparos offers serenity and magnificent beaches to the sea lovers, as well as an intimate nightlife, but there is more to discover. An example is represented by the small Venetian Castle, located in the centre of the Town, is an autonomous residential unit built around 1440 and reminds of the battles the Antiparians fought against pirates for many centuries. The white alleys with vibrantly colourful fuchsia bougainvilleas invite to walk among the white Cycladic houses and picturesque chapels, forgetting about the everyday struggles.
During the month of July, the Antiparos International Photo Festival is an open-air event that attracts visitors and artists to enjoy the location, the music and the atmosphere while admiring the work of selected photographers from around the world.

Cultural visit suggestions:
the jewel: the Cave of Antiparos
the traditional: Folklore Museum of Antiparos
the historical: archaeological site on Despotiko islet

THÈA Paros & Antiparos

147 Parikias-Naousas Road
844 00 Paros, Greece
paros@thearealty.com
+30 228 402 4331

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The Athens Riviera

The Riviera of Athens represents the west coast of the Attica region, starting from the port of Piraeus and ending at the enchanting Cape Sounio, home to the iconic Temple of Poseidon. The proximity to the center of Athens and to its International Airport makes it easy to reach and enjoy all year round, considering that the region is the warmest area in continental Europe with a mean annual temperature

of 19.4 °C. Around 70 km long, the Riviera hosts beautiful beaches, as well as marinas, restaurants and clubs, high-end boutiques and shops, parks. Moreover, the port of Piraeus and the various marinas near Athens are the perfect departure points to travel by yacht to many beautiful destinations in the Gulf of Saronic and to the Cycladic islands.

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Every year more than 15 beaches along the Riviera are distinguished with the prestigious Blue Flag award. Easy to access, organized or non organized, sandy and spacious or intimate and cosy, these beaches represent the ideal getaway from the buzzing city life, where you can enjoy the sun and take a bath six months per year.

In Voula the very organized A’ beach is an excellent choice for families as well, while the B’ beach features dedicated infrastructures for disabled people so they can also enjoy a swim in total safety.

In Vouliagmeni you can access the private Astir beach, next to the magnificent Four Season Astir Palace Hotel: turquoise water and soft sand, along with excellent facilities makes it a most luxurious choice. Next to it, many free beaches suprise you with their cleaniness and beauty.

You can try a delighful surprising bath in Vouliagmeni Lake, located near the seashore: thermal waters welling from undergroud, with a temperature that never goes under 22 °C, will relax and heal you thanks to its minerals and purifying properties.

Travelling further south along the coast, you can stop by Varkiza (great place for the windsurf fans), Agia Marina, Lagonissi, Saronida, Thimari and Legrena: every location gives you a taste of the splendid nature and clear waters you can find in the region.

Culture
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The Riviera of Athens is also home to top entertainment and cultural attractions. For instance you can enjoy a shopping stroll in Glyfada, a municipality that hosts some of the best stores of the capital along with restaurants and bars for any taste.

If you desire to travel to the most southern point of the Attica region, then you must reach Cape Sounio and contemplate the sunset at the archaeological site of the Temple of Poseidon, built around 440 BC.

Cultural visit suggestions:
the jewel: Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center
the unexpected: Eugenides Foundation’s Planetarium
the historical: Floating Naval Museum Battleship Averoff

New investment projects along the coast take shape and are expected to broaden the offer: the renewed Faliro Bay, connecting the port of Piraeus with the center of Athens and the coast, and the new Ellinko Metropolitan Park tremendously boost the interest of Greek and foreigners visitors in the splendid Riviera of Athens.

THÈA Athens

7 Mourouzi Str.
106 74 Athens, Greece
athens@thearealty.com
+30 210 721 3829

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