Arriving to Elena's place must have been one of the warmest welcome we've ever had anywhere. Elena and her son took the hot weather in consideration and offered us refreshments on our arrival and there was cool beverages in the fridge. During our six days there she and her family proved to be very helpful and always willing to give us some tips and advice. In addition to that the family had supplied the apartment with a guidebook with sightseeing tips, maps, food recipes etc. You would have hard time trying to find a more generous family anywhere. To prove point: I even managed to break a couple of things in the apartment by accident, but the hosts did not seem to mind and in stead said it brought us good luck.

Wi-fi worked smoothly throughout the apartment and the flow of hot water was constant. The only slight minus is the sound of traffic from the road that the house lies next to. Luckily the sound of cars and motorbikes is mostly overwhelmed by the choir of cicadas. The closest blue flag awarded beach is just five minutes walk away with plethora of others in the area easily accessible by foot, bus or car.

During our days there we got acquainted with the Irish-Canadian family next door (also on holiday) – children and adults alike had a blast together. We hope to keep in touch with them in the future. We also made friends with a very cute and friendly stray kitten that the other family baptized "Mr. Cat" – although it was she. We wish her well and may she catch many cicadas during the rest of her days.