Villa Elia is set on a 1,500sq meters plot of land, near Ioulis (the capital of the Island) and has a 180 degrees sea view. The property has a 600sq meters terrace with a 50sq meters infinity swimming pool, a large shaded dining area with a BBQ and many shaded seating areas, where one can sit and have a glass of local wine whilst enjoying the sea view and amazing sunsets. The villas outdoor spacious area is ideal for large groups and families, whilst its interior design is minimal and relaxing.

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Kea, also known as Tzia, is one of the closest islands to Athens. Kea is a hidden gem in the Cycladic Islands and has its own unique style. As there are very few hotels on the island, private houses are rented out, most or all of them made of local stone. The island has 45 beaches, most of them accessible by boat. Kea is the ideal island for those that want to relax and have a great vacation.

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Kea was once called the Water Island, Ydroussa, and it is believed that the name is connected to the water nymph that lived in Kea
according to mythology. Being such a pretty island the gods got jealous and sent a lion to ravage the land. The nymphs fled
and as a consequence the island dried out. The Keans then asked Apollo's son Aristaeus for help and he built a temple to Zeus,
who apart from being the highest god, also was the one who sent rain. This pleased him and the nymphs and waters returned, giving
Kea a fertile soil with good crops.

The island has been inhabited since Neolithic times. In the 13th century, the island was ruled by the Venetians and 300 years later by the Turks. Meanwhile, Kea was often raided by pirates and the locals suffered greatly. It is therefore not surprising that Kea was one of the first Greek islands to enroll in the War of Independence in 1821.

Vourkari: The little harbor of Vourkari is a 10 minute drive from