A renovated beautiful Cycladic villa, 250m from the ideal family beach with the shallow waters, and the quaint seaside port settlement of Kamares. Situated up on the hill above the port, the villa boasts amazing views over the bay, the golden sand beach and breathtaking mountains. The perfect location for unlimited relaxation and an unforgettable stay.

The house consists of two independent floors.

On the upper floor there is a king size bedroom with ensuite bathroom and private balcony, and a second double bedroom with its own private bathroom.
It boasts a spacious living room with a sitting area with satellite TV, and an adjacent relaxation or play area for the kids.

The lower floor, has two independent studios, each with an equipped kitchenette and private bathroom, which can accommodate five more persons.

Upper floor
King size bed: 2.00mx2.00m
Double bed: 1.40mx2.00m

Lower floor
Double bed: 1.50mx2.00m
Single bed: 90mx2.00m

Two single beds: 90mx2.00m

Guests have access to the entire house with the exception of the back utility room which will be locked at all times.

The toponym Kamares derives from the numerous caves that exist on the rocky south coast of the bay. Kamares is the largest coastal village and the port of Sifnos.

Here you shall find the port’s dock, ATM, travel agencies, stores, groceries, traditional taverns, restaurants, cafeterias, beach bars, patisserie workshops, potter’s workshops with genuine ceramics of Sifnos, car and motorcycle renting offices, greek press agency, a kiosk, a diving center, and a cruise boat that organizes tours around Sifnos.

At the other end of the bay, just a 10 minute walk from the house, below the mountain of Agios Simeon, where the homonymous monastery is situated you will also find a traditional taverna and a couple of beach bars for amazing cocktails, all day food and a majestic sunset.

The golden large sandy beach of Kamares, one of the biggest on the island, and the best beach for kids, with shallow and safe waters, was awarded the blue flag of the European Union, because it meets the criteria of the project: (Coast Organization, Cleanness, Bathers’ safety).

Some of the oldest buildings of Kamares at the central settlement are the temples of Agios Georgios and of Agia Varvara (erection: 1785, renovation 1906), the Fanari (1896), ruins from the furnaces, the shipping scale for the ore (1883) and the old pier (1909).

It is worth visiting the Church of Agia Marina in Pera Panda, from where one can enjoy a magic sunset in Sifnos.

Kamares port has a taxi rank and bus station, as well as various car and scooter rental agencies. The house has private garage for two cars plus a free space for a third car on the road just outside.