Samos Island - Panorama Apartment with Jacuzzi

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment
Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0
Number of bathrooms: 1
It is a group of six small houses. placed on a hill. they have a small full gas cooker. a bathroom with a separate shower, in the living room there is a sofa which can accommodate a child to sleep (on request, a single bed can be placed instead of the sofa). The bedroom is separated by a double bed. the floor of the cottage is covered with rustic local stone and the sofa with traditional wood.

There is also a house with an elevated floor above where two people can sleep peacefully. The external place is all covered with rustic stone. One house in the external place has a 4-seater jacuzzi, the other a small pool of 20 m2. other various equipment (tables, chairs, armchairs). for this reason that the prices of the houses vary.

at the entrance of the property there is free parking for guests .;
The group has a distance of 400 m from an organized beach and an isolated one.
it is 800 m from the small village of Koumeika, where you can find a mini-market, bakery, restaurant and bar cafe.

And 4 km away from the port of Ormos, a place with supermarket, restaurants, pizzerias, bar cafe. and 500 m after Ormos begins the beach of Campos a complete tourist place.

as you can see at a short distance there is everything, but it is advisable to use a means of transport whether this is a car or a moped. If you want the car you can wait for it at the airport, where you can leave it on departure.
In Campos there is a doctor, in Karlovasi 15 km north there is a health center, and 25 km in Samos there is a large and complete hospital.

"Samos is a Greek island in the eastern Aegean Sea, separated from Turkey by the mile-wide Mycale Strait. It was the birthplace of mathematician Pythagoras and philosopher Epicurus, and is known for producing sweet Muscat wine. On the southeast coast, the remains of the ancient port of Pythagoreion include the underground Eupalinian aqueduct, built in the 6th century B.c." From Google