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Lithos Kea
B&B, Kea
This guesthouse is located in Vourkarion, Kea, 1.8 kilometres from Otzias Beach, offering a tranquil setting with complimentary on-site parking and full-day security. Guests can enjoy air-conditioned rooms with balconies, free Wi-Fi, access to a garden and sun terrace, and private check-in and check-out for a comfortable stay.
8.6 77 reviews
Thalassino Ageri
B&B, Kea
Thalassino Ageri is a charming bed and breakfast located in Gialiskari, just a short walk from the beach and 69 kilometres from Eleftherios Venizelos Airport. It has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness and overall experience. The accommodation offers a private entrance for each room and a kitchenette with a fridge. Guests can enjoy stunning sea views from the terrace, relax in air-conditioned rooms, and stay connected with free Wi-Fi.
10 6 reviews
Bamboo Suite
B&B, Kea
The Bamboo Suite, a delightful guesthouse, is located in Koundouros, Kea, just a 200-metre walk from Koundouros Beach and 80 kilometres from Eleftherios Venizelos Airport. This 16 square metre suite accommodates two guests with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a private terrace with sea views, and offers specialised breakfast options, with parking available.
9.8 17 reviews
A Cycladic Stone Hut In Kea, Greece
apartment, Kea
This Cycladic stone hut, a Kea self-catering cottage, sits on Kea's east side, 395m above sea level within a Natura 2000 protected royal oak forest. The 30-square-metre property, sleeping four, offers a cave-like interior with a private courtyard, a fully equipped kitchen, and stunning sea and island views, perfect for birdwatching and stargazing.
Frequently asked questions about resorts in Kea
What are the top attractions in Kea, Greece?
Kea offers a blend of history and natural beauty. The iconic Lion of Kea, a fascinating ancient marble lion, is a must-see. The Kastro, the island's Venetian castle, provides stunning views and a glimpse into Kea's rich past. Ioulis, the island's main town, is charming, with its narrow streets and traditional architecture. Exploring the numerous ancient ruins scattered across the island, such as the Temple of Apollo, is also a rewarding experience.
What are the best resorts with a swimming pool in Kea?
Kea Retreat is among the best resorts with a swimming pool in Kea.
Which festivals is Kea, Greece known for?
Kea doesn't have large, internationally renowned festivals. However, the island celebrates local events and religious holidays throughout the year, often with small-scale celebrations in villages. These celebrations typically involve traditional music, dancing, and local food. Information on specific dates is best found closer to your travel dates through local announcements.
What are the best pet friendly resorts in Kea?
The best pet friendly resort in Kea is Kea Retreat.
What is the ideal number of days to experience the highlights of Kea, Greece?
Three to four days is a good amount of time to explore Kea's highlights. This allows you to visit Ioulis, see the Lion of Kea, explore the Kastro, relax on some of the beautiful beaches, and perhaps take a boat trip to a nearby island. More time allows for a slower pace and exploring less-visited areas.
What types of natural scenery can visitors see in Kea, Greece?
Kea boasts diverse landscapes. Expect dramatic cliffs overlooking the Aegean Sea, picturesque villages nestled amongst rolling hills, and stunning beaches like Pisses and Otzias. The interior features a rugged, mountainous terrain ideal for hiking and exploring.
Are there particular times of year when Kea, Greece’s landscapes or wildlife undergo striking seasonal changes?
Yes, the most noticeable changes occur during spring (April-May) when wildflowers bloom across the island, transforming the hillsides into vibrant colours, and autumn (September-October) when the leaves turn golden hues. The sea is warmest during the summer months (June-August).
What are the best ways to get to know the people and culture of Kea, Greece?
The best way to experience Kea's culture is by interacting with the locals. Visit the taverns in Ioulis or the smaller villages, where you can enjoy traditional Greek cuisine and chat with the owners. Exploring the villages on foot allows you to discover hidden gems and engage with the community.
What are the lesser-known but fascinating attractions in Kea, Greece?
The ancient city of Karthea, with its partially excavated ruins, is a fascinating, less-visited site. Exploring the numerous chapels and churches scattered throughout the island, each with its own unique history and architecture, is another rewarding experience. Many hiking trails offer opportunities to discover hidden coves and secluded beaches.
Where are the best places to enjoy the nightlife in Kea, Greece?
Kea's nightlife is relatively low-key. Ioulis has a few bars and tavernas that stay open later, offering a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy drinks and conversation. The nightlife scene is generally more focused on enjoying good food and company rather than loud clubs.
Where are the best markets with local food in Kea, Greece?
While Kea doesn't have large, bustling markets, smaller local shops and tavernas in Ioulis and the villages offer fresh, locally sourced produce and ingredients. You'll find fresh seafood, local cheeses, and other regional specialties in these establishments.
What are the best sports events or competitions happening in Kea, Greece?
Kea doesn't host major sporting events. However, local competitions and events, such as small-scale sailing races, might occur during the summer months. Checking with local tourism offices closer to your travel dates would be advisable.
What are the most romantic attractions in Kea, Greece?
The sunset views from the Kastro are breathtaking and incredibly romantic. A quiet dinner at a taverna overlooking the sea, particularly in a smaller, less-visited village, can also be a very romantic experience. Many secluded beaches offer the perfect setting for a private and intimate moment.