The Filadakia house was great and
Dimitra was a wonderful hostess. Although the apartment is the lower level beneath Dimitra’s , it was constructed well and we had complete privacy and quiet throughout our four night stay.
Taxis from the port were limited so
Dimitra met us at the ferry. The lovely and modern house was stocked with breakfast items that lasted our full stay.
The view from patio was spectacular and the Delphini hotel, restaurant and cafe/pool just a few minutes down the hill offered handy amenities close by, including stairs to swim off the rocks.
10 minutes further walking were three nice restaurants, an organized beach, and another 5-10 minute walk to the port and center of Kamares with more restaurants and shopping.
We had planned to rent scooters or a car but found that the new laws require an International Drivers Permit for non EU drivers. That limited our mobility considerably as taxis were scarce. The buses to other towns helped considerably but if you’re planning a visit I highly recommend you plan ahead and make sure you have the correct drivers permit.
But the lack of vehicles had a positive side— more walking and a simpler pace close to “home.” All in all a very special and tranquil visit.