We found that down one side of the villa was a large holed wire mesh fence (with damage to one end of the fence were it had been bent over) and that people working in the farm on the opposite side of this fence could look directly into the pool area and balcony. The neighbours informed us that at the end of every farming season especially in September the farmers do reconstruction work on their green houses which cover all the farming land in the area. The green houses next door were made of wooden frames construction and the farm labourers were working on rebuilding these frames and recovering them with plastic sheets which included hammering, sawing, and other heavy machinery including a quad bike type vehicle, and shouting between the farmers as they needed to communicate over the noise they were making. This work normally began around 6am and continued until 6pm, with a 2 hour break half way through their working day. This was not expected of course and had we known about the possibility of this farming work we would not have chosen this particular holiday destination. We were given the use of another villa but that did not have the large pool that we wanted to use daily, the other villa did have a pool but was small, probably less than half the size and not nearly as deep as the main villa pool that we had paid for.
The water pump broke down on a few occasions so no tap water or toilet flushing water until their non-English speaking gardener Gino came out to fix it.
The air conditioning unit in the main kitchen/living room area did not work and the temperature often rose to 35 degrees centigrade even with the doors open, and with the noise from the working farmers this made an uncomfortable environment to relax in.
We also had frequent power cuts and the trip switch for the freezer and other electrical items would turn off and not come back on so this meant the freezer would defrost and lead to water leaking on to the kitchen floor.