Dionysus: Vacation Rental that sleeps 9 people in 4 bedrooms, located in Lachaniá, South Aegean, Greece.

Sleeps	9
Bedrooms	4
Bathrooms	2
Floor Area	160 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

160 m²

Property Description

Modern, beautiful villa "Dionysus", 2 storeys, detached. In the district of Gennadi, in a quiet, sunny position, 150 m from the sea, 150 m from the beach, road to cross. Private: beautiful, well-kept garden with flowers and trees, swimming pool angular (25 m2, seasonal availability: 01.Apr. - 30.Nov.) with internal staircase. Outdoor shower, barbecue, parking at the house. Grocery 4.8 km, supermarket 4.8 km, restaurant 4.8 km, bakery 4.8 km, café 4.8 km, sandy beach "Gennadi" 150 m. Golf course (18 hole) 49.8 km, riding stable 55.4 km. Nearby attractions: Asklipio Castle 12.4 km, Valley of the Butterflies 62.7 km, Lindos Acropolis 26 km, Palace of the Grand Master of Knights 68.9 km, Medieval City of Rhodes 68 km, Waterpark Rhodes 58.5 km. Please note: car recommended. Suitable for families, baby equipment on request (included). Groups of teenagers on request only.

Interior Description

"Dionysus", 5-room villa 160 m2 on 2 levels. Spacious and bright, comfortable and beautiful furnishings: open living/dining room with open-hearth fireplace and satellite TV (flat screen), DVD. Exit to the garden, to the swimming pool. 1 double bedroom with 1 bed and 1 double bed. 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed. Open kitchen (oven, dishwasher, 4 ceramic glass hob hotplates, toaster, kettle, microwave, electric coffee machine) with dining table. Bath/WC. Air-conditioning. Upper floor: (open staircase), 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed. Exit to the balcony. 1 double bedroom with 2 beds. Bath/WC. Air-conditioning. Large balcony, large terrace partly roofed. Barbecue. Beautiful view of the sea and the countryside. Facilities: washing machine, safe, iron, hair dryer. Internet (WiFi, free). 1011378

Licence or registration number:

1011378

Location Lachaniá, South Aegean, Greece

Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Rhodes Airport, 49.2 Km

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Discover The Romantic Beauty Of St Paul’s Bay In Rhodes

We recently wrote about the beautiful and incredibly historic town of Lindos on the island of Rhodes. Long the main settlement on the island, this position was eventually taken by the city of Rhodes while Lindos remained as an exceptionally pretty historic gem by the sea. Drawing many to the area to explore the acropolis that is perched above the town and the architectural riches from various periods and eras that are contained within the grounds of the rocky outcrop, Lindos is famously lovely. However, it is not just the manmade that recommends the town to visitors, it is also the incredible naturally-occurring features that lend something special to this seaside resort town. The crowning glory of all of this natural bounty is, without a doubt, St Paul’s Bay. If have found a vacation rental on Rhodes and are exploring this part of Greece, you won’t be able to miss it but you should also make sure to set up your itinerary to actually spend some time at this magical spot.

Located just south of Lindos, on the southeast coast of Rhodes, the picturesque bay of St Paul’s Bay is named for St Paul, who is thought to have landed on the site in the year 51AD in order to bring Christianity to Rhodes. The bay is distinctive and memorable, a naturally-occurring, vaguely circular pool framed by rocky surroundings and with only a small opening out to the sea. It is a stunning emerald-coloured gem set amongst the rich blue waters of the surrounding seas and appears heart-shaped when viewed from certain angles. It is also a popular wedding location as there is a small church built on the hillside leading down to the bay that affords amazing views over the water and back towards the Lindos Acropolis.

Some of you may have seen that story about the elderly couple in Australia who had to cancel their 53rd anniversary getaway cruise amid the current global health crisis but recreated the experience at home. Quite the heart-warming way to get past it and continue to enjoy their time together, right? Well, if you're in a similar boat (or not, as the case may be), and you had to cancel a trip or put it off, you may be in need of some escapism of your own. So, while you're at home dreaming of your next getaway, why not take a look at our round-up of some of the prettiest beaches in Greece that always bring a smile to our faces and cleanse our souls just from a picture while we all look forward to better times ahead?!

Lindos Village with Acropolis in the background

Lindos is a very popular seaside resort town that is located on the island of Rhodes, 35km from the city of Rhodes, that is home to three very beautiful beaches and has incredibly ancient origins. The area has been inhabited since the 3rd millennium BC and was a major commercial centre for the island for centuries as it had the only practical natural harbours on Rhodes. The island was home to a sizeable Mycenaean population and then the town of Lindos was founded by the Dorians in the 10th century BC when they came into power and divided the island into three separate states – Lindos, Kameiros, and Ialysos. By the 8th century BC, it was a major trading centre due to its geographical location, positioned between Greece and the Middle East. In the 6th century BC, it was at its peak under the tyrannical rule of the Kleovoulos. However, with the foundation of the city of Rhodes, in the 5th century BC, Lindos went into decline as it was no longer the most important commercial centre on the island. While it ceased being a commercial centre, Lindos remained an important religious hub for centuries later and right through the Hellenistic era and also became a major cultural and artistic centre.

Greece is home to lots of incredible little towns that pack a punch far beyond what one might expect from their size and number of inhabitants but, as a land of immense natural beauty and impossibly rich historic and cultural heritage, even villages you might never have heard of before are quite extraordinary. Take the village of Lindos on the island of Rhodes, for example. With a population of less than four thousand and a relatively compact centre, one might not expect much from seeing the facts of the fishing village laid out on paper but all you have to do is take one look at the place to realise that it is kind of magic. With plenty to see and do in the area, utterly scenic surroundings, and lots of character, those who find a villa in Rhodes and come to spend any time in the village will find themselves quickly and irrevocably in love.

Nestled in the serene district of Afandou, the exquisite Alav is an absolute dream villa that awaits the chance to offer you a perfect getaway in Greece. A true gem, this detached two-storey villa offers a tranquil haven in the heart of the island of Rhodes. If you're seeking an unforgettable getaway, where luxury, comfort, and truly outstanding views all come together perfectly, then this villa is your ideal choice.

Photo credits: Jean-Pol GRANDMONT / CC BY 3.0

Greece is home to some utterly breath-taking landscapes, iconic ruins, picture-perfect towns, and natural wonders from monasteries perched on towering rock formations to white-washed villages looking over the sea to ancient pillars still standing proud on hilltops. However, one of the most astounding and magical beauties in the entire country has to be the Valley of the Butterflies, or Petaloúdes that can be visited by those who book a vacation rental in Greece.

Located on the island of Rhodes, this 600-acre nature park is the only natural forest of Liquidambar orientalis (Oriental Sweetgum trees) in Europe. A green valley dotted with waterfalls and moss-covered rocks and cut through by rivers, this lush garden of delights is where the Jersey Tiger (Panaxia Quadripunctaria), a nocturnal moth, makes its home each summer.