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08:00 – 11:00
Breakfast
A buffet of Greek breakfast, cooked every morning in our kitchen. Until eleven, so late risers are not punished.
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Greek tastes, morning to night
Food is a big part of a stay here. The rule in the kitchen is the owners' own line: Be Greek in Greece.
From our kitchen
Let the food speak first
The restaurant
Under the pergola, beside the garden
Stone walls, timber pergolas and olive trees: the restaurant opens onto a garden courtyard, with long tables in the shade by day and soft light after dark.
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Pool bar
Coffee, fresh juices, smoothies and cocktails all day. From 11:00 to 18:00: light snacks, salads, and tsipouro or ouzo with the meze it deserves.
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From 19:30
Lounge
When the sun goes down the pool becomes a lounge: soft music, signature cocktails and, most nights, local and visiting musicians.
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From 18:00
Restaurant
Dishes chosen with care, produce from different corners of Greece and a cellar where every wine is Greek. On clear evenings we set the tables on the terrace, a few steps above the sand.
On the table
Made to be shared
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Where the day starts
Breakfast is cooked here every morning, and dinner begins here too, with produce from different corners of Greece. The rule on the wall is the owners' own line: Be Greek in Greece.
VisualisationEvery bottle on our wine list is Greek. Tell us what you usually drink at home and we'll find you its Greek cousin.
The cellar
Greek whites, poured cold
Greece grows hundreds of its own grape varieties, many found nowhere else. Our whites are fresh, salty and made for the sea: start with one of these, or tell us what you like and we'll pour you a glass to try.
- Assyrtiko
- From Santorini's volcanic soil. Bone-dry, mineral and bright with lemon. Perfect with grilled fish.
- Malagousia
- Aromatic, with peach, jasmine and herbs. Brought back from near extinction, now loved all over Greece.
- Moschofilero
- From the Peloponnese mountains. Light, floral and crisp, a gentle first glass at sunset.
- Monemvasia
- A white from our own corner of Laconia. Soft citrus and stone fruit, born a short drive away.