Near the picturesque town of Nafpaktos in the Western Region of Greece, on a small hill overlooking the Corinthian Gulf, the apartment is located just five kilometers from the Rio-Antirrio Bridge which connects the Peloponnese with the Greek mainland.
The apartment is fully equipped and can accommodate up to four guests. There is a spacious living room with a fireplace and a sofa-bed for two, a dining area, kitchen and bathroom. There is also a bedroom with two beds.

The space
The holiday home located in a peaceful village , Ano Platanitis, 5 kilometers between the Rio-Antirrio Bridge and the city of Nafpaktos. The complex is built in a unique position, overlooking the Corintian Gulf with the beach 800 meters away.

The holiday home is a maisonette style house. On the first level is a spacious living room with a fireplace, dining area, kitchen and bathroom. There is a balcony in front of the living room overviewing the sea and a balcony behind the kitchen with a mountain view. A wide stairway connects the first level to the second. The second level has two spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. Each bedroom has its own balcony, one with a seaview and one with a mountain view.

The holiday home is in a home complex in a 1380m2 area plot in a quiet neighborhood just 400 meters from the main road that unites the beautiful city of Nafpaktos with the Rio-Antirio Bridge.

Our home is in a unique area with many beautiful nearby destinations, all in a 60klm radius. It is very easy to take a day trip to Ancient Delphi, to nearby beaches and to the lovely town of Nafpaktos. We would be more than happy to help you organize a trip to any location near Nafpaktos.

Nafpaktos, also known as Lepanto, is a small city in western Greece near the western entrance of the Corinthian Gulf. Positioned between Delphi and Olympia, it is an ideal base for daily excursions towards central Greece, the Ionian Islands and the Peloponnese via the Rio-Antirio bridge, the largest cable-stayed bridge in the world. Throughout its history Nafpaktos was a city of great importance because of its strategic position. The city originally was a shipyard, hence the name Nafpaktos, a compound word which means "builder of ships" from the words Nafs and Pignimi. Today the city is a very popular tourist destination in Greece although it is somewhat unknown to the rest of the world even though it hosted one of the greatest naval battles in history. Nafpaktos is the capital of the municipality of Nafpaktia, a region of vast mountainous territory that merges with the sea, a land privileged enough to combine both natural environments in such a picturesque way.

Guest access
During your stay you have access to the garden area and pergola.

License number
0413Κ91000408101