Villa Elia is on the Lithia property alongside Villa Levanda and Myrtia. It is quiet, charming and comfortable with wonderful views, It is self-catering but we provide you daily with fresh bread and fruit etc. for you to make your own Greek breakfast! It has a studio bedroom/kitchen with a double bed (160cms) and a bathroom on the upper ground floor and downstairs there is a large bedroom/sitting room with 2 singles beds and a bathroom so is perfectly spacious for 4 people. There are 2 balconies for outside dining, on one side it has views of the old windmills and from the other, an uninterrupted view of the fields and sea. There is a pool just for the Lithia guests. There is free WiFi in the house and pool area.There is a daily cleaning service. It is situated about 10 minutes walk from the pretty village of Chora where you can find restaurants , bars and shops. The bus stops right outside the gate if you prefer not to walk and it goes regularly to the main village, Agali beach , the Port and the quaint village of Ano Meria in the north of the island. We are happy to help with car/bike hire and any other queries. There are regular boats from Athens (Pireaus) and from May-Sept there are daily connections. There are also boats from Santorini which has our closest airport (although we do have a heliport) . Folegandros is a beautiful unspoiled island and has been called the 'little gem in the Aegean' by Conde Nast Traveller magazine. It has breathtaking views from the church of the Panagia perched on a cliff above Chora village where you can see the neighbouring islands in the distance. Folegandros has been a favourite with hill-walkers for years having many paths criss-crossing the spectacular landscape. The beaches are plentiful for such a small island, some sandy, some pebbly and all with wonderful clear water where you can swim, snorkel, sunbathe and enjoy fresh food at one of the beachside tavernas. We are looking forward to meeting you and helping you to have a relaxing holiday in this magical place.
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