Tilos holiday apartment rental, Livadia, Tilos with walking, beach/lake nearby, balcony/terrace, air con, telephone, rural retreat, TV, DVD

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Stefanakis Traditional Home (apartment)

Home description

If you interesting in quite vacations in the centre of Livadia village, 200 meters from the sea our villa is the best option for families and couples who are seeking quality and quite holidays.

There are two floors and roof terrace (ground & 1st floor) which can be used as one or two separate homes. As one we can accommodate up to 6 people.

Ground Floor Living Room (Fireplace)	Roof sea view (umbrella & and lounge area avaliable)
Ground Floor Kitchen & Bedroom (upstairs)	1st floor kitchen

To see more photos please visit http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/87666

The Aegean Islands region

Tilos is one of the smallest and quietest island of the Dodecanese and it is situated between Kos and Rhodes.
Tilos is of great theologian interest as remains of prehistoric elephants have been found on the island in the Charkadio caves. Such remains are unique in Greece and consequently Tilos has been dubbed the "Island of the Elephants".

Once it was inhabited by 2,500 persons in 9 villages, only 2 of which are inhabited today: Livadia. The island’s current port and Megalo Chorio, the capital.

In around 1000 B.C., the Dorians settled on Tilos and in the 7th century B.C., according to Haerodotus, the people of Tilos were joined by the Rhodians in founding the colony of Gela in Sicily. In 5th century B.C, Tilos became a member of the Athenian League, but it later switched its loyalties to Sparta and became independent after 394 B.C.

It remained independent and flourished at least until the end of the 4th century B.C. when it was allied with Kos. Later it remained under the jurisdiction of Rhodes until its subjugation by the Romans. Throughout the Roman occupation, the Bizantine era and up until the 14th century, its fortunes declined.

In 1310, it was captured by the knights of st. John. In 1522, after countless attacks, it finally fell to the Turks and its subsequent fate was the same as that of the others islands of the Dodecanese. It was incorporated into the Greek State in 1948.

Tilos / Livadia, Tilos area

Tilos has several sandy beaches with clear blue waters accessible on foot or by vehicle.

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The most beautiful are Eristos, Aghios Antonios, Plaka while the bay of Livadia is particularly picturesque, if you are interested to excursions the island’s mountainous interior can offer various opportunities.

The Kharkhadió Cave housing the Dwarf Elephant Museum, and the ancient town of Mikro Horio are three kilometres away. Tilos Castle and the capital of Megalo Horio are both seven kilometres away, and the Monastery of Agios Panteleimon is nine kilometres away.

How to get there

One of the quietest and relaxing island in Dodecanisos. Just one hour from Rhodes island. During the summer season there are everyday Ferries and Speedboats. (+30 2241020625 our travel agencies telephone for all your questions about tickets and schedules).

Just 300 meters from the harbour of Livadia Village, 20 meters from central square and walking distance (300meters) from the beach and restaurants, cafe, mini markets.

Activities near Tilos

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Ground Floor: is the most traditional (newly build) home in Tilos. A large living room with a fire place and stone build seating area, a comfortable hand build dining room with kitchen well equipped. A door on the left side of the room , under the stairs leads you in a new WC with shower. A large bedroom is accessible through the wooden hand made stairs.

1st Floor: is accessible from side stairs. The is a large kitchen well equipped and dining area and the bedroom which is separated by two wooden doors and curtains, a door on the left side of the room leads in a new WC with shower. Balcony is available with a table and chairs for great sea view moments.

Further details outdoors:
2nd Floor (Roof Terrance): An external stair leads you to the roof terrace. Fantastic sea view on the front, great mountain view on the South. Relax on the roof sitting area and enjoy the wonderful view and drinks.

Further details

Choose the option of Breakfast or self catering

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
LOW	1 May 09	1 Jun 09	350£ 318	6055	6055	Flexible
MEDIUM 1	1 Jun 09	1 Jul 09	450£ 409	7568	7568	Flexible
MEDIUM 2	1 Jul 09	1 Aug 09	650£ 591	10091	10091	Flexible
HIGH	1 Aug 09	1 Sep 09	850£ 773	130118	130118	Flexible
MEDIUM 3	1 Sep 09	1 Oct 09	600£ 545	9082	9082	Flexible
LOW 2	1 Oct 09	1 Nov 09	400£ 364	6559	6559	Flexible

The property's weekend rates apply to: Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

For long stay we offer better prices. Just contact us and we will offer you the best price.

Our property is self-catering but there is an option for everyday breakfast to traditional tavern 30meters away, under the trees with sea and port view.

Availability

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Name:	Stefanos Stefanakis
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