a lovely rustic cottage nestled between mountains and plenty of trees. It has all you need. The garden is spacious and beautiful very early in the morning, and very late at night.Later an ever unending stream of people are trotting down to the tiny stony beach.Then it is noisy. The beach is totally overcrowded, so are the only 2 restaurants, where you need reservations.No evening dinner, only lunch, one takes the last order for eating at 4.45 and closes at 7pm. So sad, as there is no romantic sipping some wine and enjoying the evening.
The most unfortunate and off-putting issue however is the nightmarish condition of finding a parking place-one is not allowed to use the resident's parking although there is plenty of space available whereas when you try in the afternoon or around 6 to find a public parking space it is totally impossible.There is chaos at the parking space and navigating the narrow serpentine road down or up again is a real challenge with so many cars trying to park or having to leave because there is no space.If you want to learn more about the conditions of the situation of the beach, check trip advisor.
We never met Antonia, but she was always easily to be contacted via what's up and kindly provided wine and water and oranges upon arrival.
So sorry that I can only recommend the house for people who don't need a car and can hike up to Deja to go to the supermarket (also in Deja it is totally difficult to find parking place).The cottage is really lovely, and there are Oleander plants and various bushes to help to provide some privacy.
Inspite of the obstacles with the car, we enjoyed our stay.