If you are looking for something off the beaten track, this is the place! The house is hidden in a valley, surrounded by olive and citrus trees, and many friendly creatures (birds of various kinds, and two adorable cats) that sometime curiously stops by to see who the new guests are. Renting a vehicle is a must, I would say. It's a humble place, but it's authentic, cozy, and the surroundings are unique. Nikos is a very friendly, hospitable and warm hearted guy, very respondent and always willing to help. He insisted to pick us up at the ferry to drive us to the farm (the ferry was also one hour late and arrived in the middle of the night). He had prepared the house with fresh eggs, pasta, bottles of water and other necessities which made the arrival late at night very convenient for two hungry travellers. He also arranged a rental car and for the car to be dropped off at the farm, which helped a lot. Since the farm is secluded and there are no other houses around, on clear nights it would get completely dark and serenely still with a bright moon and stars on splendid display (the absolute darkness was optional, the lights leading through the olive tree pathway up to the house could of course be left on if light was preferred). The only downside was that the wifi was a bit unstable (it was good when it worked, but it lost connection from time to time), which made long distance meetings somewhat difficult (but it's an island in the middle of the Aegean so perhaps this should be expected). What else is there to say, this is a very nice place and Nikos is a great guy who has his heart in the right place.