Semesterbostad i Lagkada

Ville du Soleil består av fyra etagelägenheter och två bungalows, byggda på en kulle i Laggada med panoramautsikt över de omgivande bergen och Medelhavet, ger dig möjlighet att uppleva verklig avkoppling och äkta gästfrihet. Varje bungalow / etagevåning rymmer upp till fem personer. Byggd på gammaldags sätt, med hjälp av lokala sten, fyller komplexa det omgivande landskapet. De stenmurar, trämöbler och timmer tak Ville du Soleil försiktigt återspegla den rustika stilen i området. Denna traditionella design presenterar interiörer som kan finnas i de kallare månaderna och varmare på vintern, vilket gör komforten i en semester kombineras med enkelheten i kretensisk gästfrihet. Det kristallklara vattnet i Medelhavet och den långa sand Laggada är bara 500 meter från Ville du Soleil. Ca 2 km längre Makrigialos ligger med sin vackra hamn, vackra stränder, butiker och olika strandbarer och tavernor "s.

About the Area: South-east Crete is recognised as one of the last unspoiled parts of the island. The village of Makrigialos (officially spelled Makry-Gialos) has been described as ‘a little-known gem’, undiscovered by mass tourism and ideally located for exploration of the natural, historical and cultural treasures of the area such as the Lassithi plateau, Spinalonga Island, Toplou/Kapsas monasteries, the palm forest of Vai and traditional mountain villages. There are countless walking options, from gentle coastal routes to the famous . Gorge-walking is a pleasant pastime in the summer months when it is preferable to descend into a valley rather than ascend a mountain! Many walks end at the coast, thus offering a cooling swim after a few enjoyable hours of hiking. The Butterfly Gorge walk begins high on the road to Orino and ends in Koutsouras National Park, close to the village of Makriyialos. This hike follows a valley with abandoned Cretan villages and is so-named because of the huge number of butterflies to be found there. The Pefki Gorge walk begins just outside the village of Pefki (on the road to Agios Stefanos) and ends at Aspros Potamos. This gentle hike follows ancient donkey tracks through olive groves with impressive 200 metre vertical cliffs on either side. Moni Kapsa Gorge (also known as Perivolakia gorge). The walk begins at the village of Kato Pervolakia and ends at the Monastery of Kapsa. This gorge is the deepest of the three gorges in the close to the village of Makrigialos) and is undoubtedly the most challenging. However, it rewards the efforts of a visit with its stunning scenery and some of the richest variety of natural fauna in the region. The Gorge of Zakros (also known as The Gorge of the Dead) marks the end of the E4 path which combines several European walking routes with areas of outstanding beauty. Large caves containing tombs from the Minoan period were discovered in the ‘walls’ of the gorge, along with other finds of archaeological importance (hence the name ‘Gorge of the Dead’).