Villa Manifesto
Blending simplicity & luxury in a stunning environment, Villa Manifesto brings you the best of Crete.
Hidden in the isolated (secluded) Meakis Beach, located 2 km west of the village of Arvi in the south coast of Crete, this beach house provides to its guests a unique holiday experience.
The beautiful sandy beach, the crystal shallow and warm blue waters, the sand dunes covered with sand lilies that blossom in August, together with the adjacent hill covered with pine and cider trees, create a unique environment.
In this secluded beach the sea turtle caretta caretta lays its eggs every June and in mid August the little turtles get out of their nest and go into the sea, starting their big journey.
The clarity of the sky, together with the absence of lights in the surrounding area provides the most amazing night sky. From October to March, the sun dives every afternoon in the sea in front of Villa Manifesto, creating the most amazing images in the horizon.
Built practically on the sea, the guests have the opportunity to exit Villa Manifesto and walk into the sea, enjoying the privacy of the beach, under the shades of the tamarisk trees planted on the sand in the edge of the property.
Villa Manifesto
The spacious living-room with stunning view of the sea and the mountain is connected with the dining room and the kitchen. The kitchen is fully equipped with professional equipment in which one can easily cook for more than 30 people.
Well-appointed out door living spaces at Villa Manifesto create the atmosphere of a private resort overlooking the Libyan Sea. Four pergola-covered terraces with built-in sofas and dining tables are perfect for al-fresco lunches in the shade or dinner with stunning views of the Libyan Sea. Two of the terraces have a barbeque, one of them by the sea. You can find an outdoor kitchen at one of the terraces.
Villa Manifesto consists of two main blocks, the main house, the guesthouse block and an extra guestroom by the sea. Villa Manifesto features 8 bedrooms and two family rooms with two bedrooms each, in total twelve bedrooms are at the guests disposal.
Divine Property offers a selection of luxury villas in Crete, each one offering a unique and unforgettable experience for its guests. These villas are located in some of the most stunning and secluded areas of the island, with breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea and the surrounding landscape. Guests can expect to find luxurious amenities such as private swimming pools, jacuzzis, and fully-equipped kitchens, as well as attentive service from the professional staff. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or a family vacation, Divine Property's luxury villas in Crete provide the perfect setting for an unforgettable holiday.
Bedrooms & Bathrooms
The main house consists of:
FIRST LEVEL
Bedroom 1 with double bed and ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower
Bedroom 2 with three single beds and ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower
SECOND LEVEL
Bedroom 3 with double bed and ensuite bathroom with stand- alone shower
Bedroom 4 with three single beds and ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower
THIRD LEVEL
Bedroom 5 (Master Bedroom) with double bed and ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower
The guesthouse consists of:
FIRST LEVEL
Family room 1 with two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with three single beds as well as one ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower
Bedroom 6 with one double bed and one single bed and ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower
SECOND LEVEL
Family room 2 with two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with two single beds as well as one ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower
Bedroom 7 with one double bed and ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower
The Extra Guest Room by the sea consists of:
Bedroom 8 with a double bed and ensuite bathroom with stand-alone shower.
*kindly, note that Villa Manifesto is available for rent with the use of fewer rooms. Prices will vary, please contact us.
FEATURES & AMENITIES
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Fully equipped kitchen
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Outdoor kitchen
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Fireplace
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Two Barbeques
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Television in every bedroom and in the living room
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Wifi
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Al-Fresco dining
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Air Conditioning
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Washing machine
Outdoor Amenities
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Infinity swimming pool
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Al-fresco dining
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Barbeque
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Terraces
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Pergola-covered terrace with barbeque by the sea
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SUP and canoes available for the guests
Staff & Extra Services
Included
Housekeeper (public areas)
Extra cost (advance notice may be required)
Villa pre-stocking
Housekeeping Services
Airport Transfer
Activities and Excursions
LOCATION
Points of Interest
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2 kilometers to the village of Arvi, where you can find Super Market, Taverns and a regional medical center
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15 kilometers to the city of Viannos, the capital of the municipality where you can a shopping area, a pharmacy, as well as a fully organized medical center, operating 24 hours a day
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8 kilometers to the fish village of Keratokampos where you can find super market and fish taverns
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80 kilometers to Heraklion City.
Airport
80 kilometers to Heraklion International Airport
VILLA POLICIES
Maximum 28 guests
Non-smoking Villa
Pets are not allowed
Children are welcome (supervision at all times is required for children)
Children should be supervised at all times.
Social Events permitted (upon request only)
Check In: 18:00 p.m
Check out: 10:00 a.m
VILLAGE OF ARVI
The village of Arvi (497 inhabitants n 2001) is a seaside village in the municipality of Viannos, located in a green valley of bananas, overlooks the Libyan Sea.
The main occupation of the inhabitants is the cultivation of vegetables in green houses and bananas
At the end of the valley we find the gorge of Arvi, which is an attraction for climbers. There is a spring with water in the gorge from which the entire sea is irrigated. The east part of the Gorge is dominated by the Monastery of Saint Anthony.
HISTORY
Arvi is inhabited at least before 2600 BC, as Neolithic remains have been found. It is believed that it has one of the best climates. During the Roman Era Arvi was one of the most important ports in the Mediterranean. A Roman bath next to the Saint Panteleimon Church has been discovered.
However, the most important finding of the area is the marble sarcophagus, which was found near the sea by local residents more than 2 centuries ago.
Unfortunately, the villagers, looking for gold, broke the sarcophagus with the relief of Dionysian scenes, which is now exhibited in the Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum. Similar is the story of the second sarcophagus found in the region. The inhabitants broke it into pieces to build the Holy Table of their church, selling the cover to the English.