Éros Kéros

With each of the Koufonisia villas enjoying centre-stage viewing of Keros and the Aegean, the handful of houses come complete with private shaded outdoor living spaces including sofa seating, deckchairs and loungers, not forgetting the table and chairs for al fresco dining. Inside, each villa comes with an open plan kitchen, comfy lounge and luxury accommodation with king-size beds and marble bathrooms.

Breakfast served in the privacy of your villa, is a celebration of Koufonisia produce sourced locally from the farms and smallholdings including the island’s sweetest tomatoes, local thyme honey and creamy yoghurts from neighbouring Naxos. A Greek breakfast without those feta mini pies and almond cakes would simply not be Greek. Coffee is on hand in your villa courtesy of Nespresso. A light snack menu escorts the days spent lounging poolside or up in the privacy of your villa. A Greek wine list and beverage menu are also available.

As there are more fishing boats than there are inhabitants on the island, the bounties of the Aegean headline at the local tavernas and neighbouring Naxos provides an abundance including lamb delicacies, vegetables, fruits and walnuts through to a plethora of mountain cheeses. Dining on Koufonisia is casual, pleasingly rustic, simple and incredibly tasty.

Eros Keros Villas is located on an elevated hillside that overlooks two of the most beautiful turquoise waters and sandy beaches of the Cyclades; Fanos and Italida – which are only a few metres away. Koufonisia is an easy island to explore on foot, which takes about 2 hours. In fact, Koufonisia consists of two tiny islands with astonishing beaches, unspoiled Cycladic beauty – Pano (upper) Koufonisi and Kato (lower) Koufonisi, separated by a mere 200-metre sea channel. For those who prefer to go by water, small boats, which run every hour, take you to white sand beaches: Hondros Cavos, Fanos, Platia Pounda, and Pori.

Chora, the island’s only settlement, is a Cycladic fishing village with lovely limestone houses, a few beautiful stores, and many wonderful tavernas that offer dinner under the stars.

From the south coast, you can see the island of Keros, an important centre of Cycladic culture circa 3.000-2.000 BC. This is a protected site, and some consider Keros even more essential than the island Delos, one of the most important mythological, historical, and archaeological sites in Greece. It is on Keros that Piper, Harpist and other important figurines were first discovered. From Eros Keros Villas you can gaze at leisure at this hazy, mystical isle.