Villa Ficos - Cosy by the sea

Villa Ficos is located in Gournes, 300m from the seafront, in a very quiet neighborhood with a huge garden. Ideal for families with children. The beach road with cafeterias, restaurants and beaches are just a few walking minutes away.

Step into Ficos Villa through the expansive terrace and enter a modern, fully equipped kitchen. The kitchen features a dining table with four comfortable chairs, a fridge/freezer, a four-ring cooker with a hob, an oven, a dishwasher, a washing machine, a Nespresso coffee machine, a toaster, and a kettle—ensuring a convenient and enjoyable stay.

The villa also boasts a separate, cozy living room with a large smart TV, air conditioning, a plush corner sofa, a coffee table, and a charming fireplace.

Both bedrooms are designed for comfort, each featuring a double bed, air conditioning and ceiling ventilator, a private balcony, and high-quality linens. The modern bathroom includes a spacious walk-in shower for added convenience.

Whether you’re looking to relax in the shaded garden, explore nearby beaches, or enjoy the vibrant local scene, Ficos Villa provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable Cretan getaway.

Outdoor Space

The villa features a spacious covered terrace, fully equipped with a dining table and chairs, perfect for enjoying warm Cretan evenings outdoors. The expansive garden includes a secluded lounge area with comfortable furniture, nestled beneath towering ficus Elastica trees that provide ample shade during the hot summer days.

The house is ideally placed to enjoy beautiful beaches and for easy travel across the whole island, either by rented car or by bus (from Gournes). There is easy access to the national road which makes the location an excellent starting point for further exploration of Eastern Crete as you drive through stunning scenery and towards the Lassithi Plateau, or perhaps drive towards Aghios Nikolaos, enjoy the breathtaking views over Mirabello Bay and the famous leper island of Spinalonga. Spinalonga’s history has been documented in several world-class novels, among which the recent best seller ‘The Island’ of the award winning author Victoria Hislop.