Luxury Villas · Chania, Crete

Where the
Aegean
meets luxury

Three exceptional private villas set across the breathtaking landscapes of Chania. Each one a world apart — all of them, unforgettable.

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A family dream, born in the heart of Crete

Horizon Villas is a family-owned collection of three exceptional rural villas in Chania, Crete. Beginning with our first villa in Kampani in 2014, we've grown with one simple dream: to create a tranquil escape where guests can truly rest and rejuvenate, surrounded by the gentle sounds of Cretan nature — just like being at home, but with the quietness of Crete all around you.

3
Exclusive Villas
30+
Total Guests
14
Bedrooms
11
Bathrooms

Our
Villas

Each property is a distinct experience, thoughtfully designed to offer complete privacy and refined comfort in Chania.

Kampani · Chania
Kampani
Pool
7 Beds
420m²

Kampani Village, Chania

Horizon Villa
Kampani

An exquisite 420m² retreat hosting 16-20 guests in the quiet rural village of Kampani. Private pool, outdoor jacuzzi, tennis court, pool table, and majestic sunsets over Kalathas Bay. Just 5 minutes from the beach and 20 minutes from vibrant Chania city.

16–20Guests
7Bedrooms
5Bathrooms
35m²Pool
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Likotinara · Chania
Likotinara
Pool
3 Beds
110m²

Likotinara Village, Chania

Horizon Villa
Likotinara

A beautifully restored stone-built estate, originally constructed in 1902 as a traditional Cretan farmhouse. Lovingly renovated, it accommodates 6–8 guests with sun-drenched terraces overlooking the peaceful countryside. A true sanctuary of peace near Georgioupolis Beach.

6–8 Guests
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
1902 Est.
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Almyrida · Chania
Almyrida
Pool
4 Beds
130m²

Almyrida Village, Chania

Horizon Villa
Almyrida

A newly constructed two-story retreat set in the beautiful coastal village of Almyrida. Just a 10-minute stroll from the beach, this modern villa accommodates 8 guests with a stunning 49m² private pool, fully equipped gym, and a 1,300m² private garden — a secluded sanctuary entirely yours.

8 Guests
4 Bedrooms
4+1 Bathrooms
49m² Pool
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Horizon Houses
City Suites

Nestled in a beautifully renovated Venetian building in the heart of Chania's old town, Horizon Houses are two relaxing city suites just steps from the city's most iconic sights. With Mitropoli Square at your doorstep and the Venetian Harbor just 100 metres away, you're at the very centre of Chania's vibrant life — perfect for year-round stays.

📍100m from Venetian Harbor
🏖850m to nearest beach
🛒Walking distance to everything
Free cancellation up to 7 days
Terrace

Sky House

Courtyard View · Private Terrace

A warmly designed suite ideal for couples and families who love tranquility but want to stay close to the city's vibrant energy. Features a bright living room, fully equipped kitchen, cozy bedroom, and a private terrace for morning breakfasts in the Cretan sun.

2–4Guests
1Bedroom
50m²Size
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Balcony

Terra House

Old Town View · Balcony

An open-plan suite designed for couples and families who enjoy quiet but love easy access to Chania's old town. Features a fully equipped kitchen, walk-in shower bathroom, and a balcony overlooking the beautiful alleys — perfect for morning coffee or a late-night drink.

2–4Guests
StudioLayout
50m²Size
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Stories from Crete

Insider guides, local tips, and hidden gems around our villas — written to make your holiday truly unforgettable.

Local Guide

Likotinara & Apokoronas: The Unspoilt Heart of Western Crete

Perched 290 metres above the Aegean on the Vamos hills, Likotinara sits at the centre of Apokoronas — the greenest, most unspoilt corner of Crete. Ancient ruins, a freshwater lake, hidden beaches, and villages where time moves slowly, all within easy reach...

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Local Guide

Almyrida: Where the Sea Has Always Called the Shots

Phoenician shores, a 5th-century mosaic, Crete's only freshwater lake, one of its greatest ancient sites, and the finest fish tavernas on the coast — all from Almyrida's doorstep on the beautiful Drapano Peninsula...

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Local Guide

Almyrida: Where the Sea Has Always Called the Shots

Almyrida sits on the south shore of Souda Bay, pressed between the Aegean and the green hills of the Drapano Peninsula, 22 kilometres east of Chania. Declared a region of outstanding natural beauty in 1977, it still wears that designation honestly — two Blue Flag beaches, a 5th-century mosaic, Phoenician ruins, and the finest fish tavernas on the coast. Everything else is a short drive into this quietly extraordinary corner of the island.

🏖 Almyrida Beach On your doorstep

Two arcs of sandy beach separated by a small rocky headland — one sheltered and ideal for families with young children, the other catching a little more breeze and popular with windsurfers. The water is remarkably shallow for a long way out, and the shade of blue changes through the day. A windsurfing school, SUP hire, scuba diving centre, and boat trips around the peninsula are all available in summer. The tiny whitewashed chapel on the headland is the most photographed spot in the village. Opposite the shore, the islet of Karga hosts seabirds and traces of ancient Phoenician walls.

🏛 The Early Christian Basilica & Mosaic Walking distance

At the entrance to Almyrida, a remarkable site sits quietly beside the road. Excavations in the 1990s uncovered a 5th–6th century AD basilica with its T-shaped plan, altar base, pulpit foundations, and Corinthian capitals intact. The highlight is an early Christian mosaic of exceptional quality — one of the finest on Crete — still partially visible beneath a protective cover. A genuinely striking discovery that most visitors walk straight past.

🌅 Plaka Village 15 min walk / 2 min drive

Just one kilometre east along the coast road, Plaka sits above Almyrida on the hillside with sunset views across the bay that are among the finest in Apokoronas. Good tavernas, well-stocked mini-markets, and a traditional character that tourism hasn't disturbed. Every July the village holds the Plakiana — a traditional Cretan feast honouring celebrated local lyre player Michael Papadakis, with music and dancing well into the early hours. The sea caves along the eastern shore toward Cape Drapanos, accessible by small boat, are a spectacular natural sight.

🏖 Kalyves Beach & Village 5 min drive

Four and a half kilometres west, Kalyves is a working coastal village that has absorbed tourism without losing its character. A generous sandy Blue Flag beach follows the curve of the bay. The section known as Kyani Akti — the local "Côte d'Azur" — is a quieter stretch west of the main beach. A small river divides the beach, and seafront tavernas offer fresh fish at honest prices.

🏛 Ancient Aptera 10 min drive

One of Crete's most impressive and least-crowded ancient sites, just ten minutes inland. Aptera flourished as a major city-state from the 7th century BC, accumulating layers of civilisation — Greek temples, Roman cisterns, a Byzantine monastery, and a Turkish fort — all on the same dramatic hilltop above Souda Bay. The views from the fort are spectacular. Entry is free; allow at least two hours and wear good shoes.

🌊 Lake Kournas 20 min drive

Tucked inland near Georgioupolis, Lake Kournas is the only natural freshwater lake in the whole of Crete — its spring-fed turquoise waters reflecting the mountains above with near-perfect clarity. Rent a pedal boat and look for the resident freshwater turtles and eels. The surrounding tavernas serve simple, good food. Arrive early morning or late afternoon to see it at its most serene.

🍷 Vamos & the Dourakis Winery 15 min drive

The capital of Apokoronas rewards the short drive inland. Since the 1990s a community project has restored its stone buildings into artisan workshops, a small winery, a cheese-making operation, and tavernas serving properly Cretan food. Nearby, Dourakis Winery is one of the most acclaimed producers in the Chania region, open for tastings and tours — an excellent afternoon stop after a morning at the beach.

⛪ Monastery of St. George, Karydi 20 min drive

Two kilometres east of Vamos, the only monastery in Apokoronas is also one of the most fascinating historic sites in the prefecture. The trademark of the site is its old olive oil factory — a fabrica with twelve stone arches and four mill bases open to the sky, the only four-mill olive press ever documented on Crete. Restored in 1996 after decades of abandonment, the monastery operates again today; visitors are warmly welcomed, often with bread, olives, and raki. Entry is around €2.

Planning to stay in Almyrida?

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Local Guide

Likotinara & Apokoronas: The Unspoilt Heart of Western Crete

Likotinara sits at 290 metres above sea level on the Vamos hills, gazing out over the Aegean with the White Mountains at its back. This is the Apokoronas region of Chania: the greenest, most unspoilt corner of western Crete — a landscape of olive groves, stone-walled villages, and an unhurried pace of life that feels like a world apart. And yet, some of Crete's finest beaches, archaeological wonders, and natural landmarks are a short drive away in every direction.

🏖 Almyrida Beach 15 min drive

The closest proper beach to Likotinara — a shallow, family-friendly cove declared an area of outstanding natural beauty in 1977. Two sandy beaches are separated by a small rocky peninsula topped with a whitewashed chapel. The waters are calm and crystal-clear, excellent for windsurfing on breezier days. Seafront tavernas serve fresh fish caught that morning. Look east from the water and you can spot the small island of Karga, where traces of ancient Phoenician walls and WWII fortifications still linger.

🏖 Kalyves Beach 15 min drive

A beloved coastal village where tourism hasn't managed to hollow out the local character. Golden sands sweep around the bay, a small river divides the beach into two stretches, and beach-side tavernas serve slow-cooked lamb and fresh fish at pleasantly fair prices. The section known as Kyani Akti — the "Côte d'Azur" of the area — is quieter still, a short drive west along the coast road.

🏘 Vamos Village 10 min drive

The liveliest and most storied village in Apokoronas. In 1995 a group of local families launched a remarkable project to preserve the traditional way of life, restoring old stone buildings and converting them into guesthouses and workshops. Today you can visit a small winery, a cheese factory, artisan boutiques, and excellent tavernas — all within a village that hasn't sacrificed its soul to tourism. Every July, Vamos hosts the largest Jazz Festival in Crete.

🌊 Lake Kournas 25 min drive

The only natural freshwater lake on the entire island of Crete — a place that quietly astonishes. Its spring-fed turquoise waters reflect the rocky peaks above with mirror-like precision. Rent a pedal boat and look down through the water for the resident freshwater eels and turtles. The surrounding tavernas are a perfect lunch stop. Arrive early or late in the afternoon to avoid the midday crowds and to best appreciate the extraordinary stillness of the place.

🏛 Ancient Aptera 25 min drive

Perched 230 metres above Souda Bay, Aptera was one of the most powerful city-states in ancient Crete, founded in the 7th century BC and inhabited for over a millennium. A Byzantine monastery and a Turkish fortress were later added — each layer of civilisation visible in the same remarkable site. The ruins include Roman cisterns, a Greek temple, sections of massive defensive walls, and an amphitheatre with panoramic views across Souda Bay. Remarkably uncrowded compared to Knossos, and entrance is currently free.

🌿 Georgioupolis 25 min drive

Where the River Almyros meets the sea, Georgioupolis extends along a long Blue Flag sandy beach of shallow, safe water. A tree-lined eucalyptus road leads from the central square to the harbour, where a little pier stretches into the sea with the tiny chapel of Agios Nikolaos at its tip — one of the most photographed images in Crete. The river creates a small wetland home to kingfishers, egrets, and herons.

🏺 Gavalochori & the Folklore Museum 15 min drive

Often called one of the most beautiful villages in Apokoronas — stone-paved streets, lovingly preserved houses, and traditional kafeneia under the plane trees. Its Folklore Museum, spread across seven rooms, brings to life the handcrafts, daily objects, and history of the region through photographs and original artefacts. A short forest walk connects Gavalochori to neighbouring Douliana, another gem of a village above the valley.

🥾 The Roupakias Forest & Village Paths On your doorstep

The forest of Roupakias stretches across the hillside between Xirosterni, Kefalas, and Likotinara, with ancient footpaths connecting the villages just as they did before the roads were built. It's possible to walk between Likotinara and Kefalas through the forest, with views opening southward toward the White Mountains. The village of Kefalas itself has a small folklore museum and a bust of local hero Captain Mathios Milonoyiannis in its central square.

Planning to explore Apokoronas?

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Local Guide

Kampani Village: Your Gateway to Chania's Most Popular Family Spots

Little known to visitors outside the region of Chania, Kampani is a tiny rural village located away from the crowds. Yet that is exactly why most visitors prefer to stay here — to enjoy its tranquility, gentle sounds of nature, and breathtaking views. Here are the best spots within easy reach.

🏖 Marathi Beach 15 min drive

A lovely beach with incredibly golden sand and warm waters, ideal for small kids and beginner swimmers. Well organized with umbrellas and sunbeds — arrive early in peak season. Don't miss dining at one of the local tavernas right on the beachfront.

🏖 Kalathas Beach 5 min drive

Crystal-clear turquoise waters and soft golden sand in a natural semicircle bay where water stays calm and shallow. Visit in the morning to secure a spot under the tamarisk trees, and try swimming to the small island about 200 metres from shore.

💎 Seitan Limania 25 min drive

One of Crete's most photographed spots — a hidden cove with mesmerizing turquoise waters and steep rocky cliffs. Note: not recommended for families with small children due to the steep, narrow pathway. Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds.

⛪ Monastery of Agia Triada (Tzagarolon) 20 min drive

A majestic 17th-century monastery with stunning Venetian architecture, a beautiful courtyard, and panoramic views of olive groves extending to the sea. The monastery produces some of the finest olive oil and wine in the region — don't leave without visiting their shop.

🎬 Stavros Beach 20 min drive

Famous as the filming location of the final dance scene in Zorba the Greek. A sheltered bay with crystal-clear waters perfect for families. A short 45-minute hike up the mountain rewards you with panoramic views of the entire peninsula.

🏖 Loutraki Beach 15 min drive

A tranquil, wind-protected spot with fine sandy shore and calm, shallow waters — perfect for families with young children. Well organized with sunbeds and umbrellas. Arrive early in summer to secure the best spots.

Planning to visit these spots?

Stay at Horizon Villa Kampani

Every detail, considered

From the moment you arrive, every element of your stay has been thoughtfully curated to ensure complete relaxation and lasting memories.

Private Pools
Each villa features its own private pool — from intimate retreats to impressive 49m² oases perfect for families.
Total Privacy
Secluded properties with no immediate neighbors. Your holiday, completely undisturbed.
Concierge Support
Dedicated support available throughout your stay. We're always a call away for anything you need.
Family Friendly
Children of all ages welcome, baby cots available, and spaces designed for multi-generational enjoyment.
Premium Amenities
Fully equipped kitchens, BBQ areas, outdoor dining, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and more — all included.
Large Groups
From intimate getaways for 6 to grand celebrations for 20, we have the perfect villa for every group.

Three villas, one remarkable region

Each villa is uniquely positioned across the Chania region — all within easy reach of Crete's finest beaches, attractions, and the city.

Kampani · Chania

Horizon Villa Kampani

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✈ Chania Airport5 km · 8 min
⚓ Chania Port12 km · 18 min
🏖 Kalathas Beach5 km · 7 min
🏛 Chania Old Town10 km · 20 min
🏖 Elafonisi Beach75 km · 1h 20min
🏖 Balos Lagoon55 km · 1h 10min
🥾 Samaria Gorge40 km · 50 min

Almyrida · Chania

Horizon Villa Almyrida

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✈ Chania Airport32 km · 35 min
⚓ Chania Port18 km · 25 min
🏖 Almyrida Beach700 m · 2 min
🏛 Chania Old Town25 km · 30 min
🏖 Elafonisi Beach90 km · 1h 40min
🌊 Kournas Lake18 km · 25 min
🏖 Georgioupoli Beach12 km · 18 min

Likotinara · Chania

Horizon Villa Likotinara

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✈ Chania Airport40 km · 45 min
⚓ Chania Port26 km · 35 min
🏖 Almyrida Beach10 km · 15 min
🏛 Chania Old Town15 km · 25 min
🏘 Vamos Village7 km · 12 min
🌊 Kournas Lake15 km · 20 min
🏖 Georgioupoli Beach14 km · 20 min

Four villages.
One extraordinary region.

Our villas are set across the stunning Chania region — each location offering its own character, from coastal charm to peaceful countryside, all within easy reach of Crete's finest attractions.

01
Chania
Located in the northwestern part of Crete, Chania is home to some of the most stunning beaches of the Mediterranean — a perfect blend of relaxation, cultural exploration, and delicious local cuisine. A gateway to Elafonisi, Falasarna, and Balos.
02
Almyrida
A picturesque coastal village with a long sandy beach, ideal for families and water sports lovers. Just 25km from Chania city, it's a perfect base for exploring the nearby beaches of Kalives and the historic old town of Chania.
03
Kampani
Just 5km from Chania airport and 10km from the city, Kampani is a peaceful village in the heart of Chania's countryside — the perfect base for exploring the northwestern coast, with Falasarna, Elafonisi, and Balos within easy reach.
04
Likotinara
A very small, peaceful village 15km from Chania city. Perfectly positioned for exploring beaches like Almyrida, Kalives, and Georgioupoli, as well as Kournas Lake and the charming village of Vamos, known for its authentic Cretan cuisine.

Discover
Crete around you

From legendary beaches to ancient monasteries and dramatic gorges, the region around your villa is filled with unforgettable experiences waiting to be explored.

Old Town
Chania Old Town
A timeless blend of Venetian, Ottoman, and Greek influences. Stroll picturesque alleys, visit the iconic Egyptian Lighthouse, explore the Archaeological Museum, and dine at waterfront tavernas with stunning harbor views.
Beach
Elafonisi
World-famous for its pink-tinged sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Shallow lagoons, white sand, and wild cedars create an extraordinary exotic landscape unlike any other in Western Crete.
Lagoon
Balos
A truly unique landscape of white sand and hypnotizing turquoise waters. Accessible by boat from Kissamos port or by hiking, the view of the lagoon framed by rugged cliffs is simply spectacular.
Hidden Gem
Seitan Limania
A magnificent secluded beach with crystal blue waters and a rocky hillside — accessible only via a narrow rocky path. A lesser-known gem for adventurous visitors seeking an escape from the crowds.
Nature
Samaria Gorge
One of Crete's most famous natural wonders, nestled in the White Mountains. The 16km trek through dense pine forests and impressive rock formations ends at a village overlooking the Libyan Sea.
Lake
Kournas Lake
The only freshwater lake in Crete — a peaceful haven surrounded by lush greenery and mountains. Enjoy a boat ride, swim in the refreshing waters, or relax at a lakeside taverna with peaceful views.
Village
Georgioupoli
A lively holiday village at the mouth of the Almyros River, known for its long sandy beach. Enjoy traditional tavernas, local shops, boat trips, horse riding, and bike tours in a charming family-friendly setting.
History
Gouverneto Monastery
Built in 1537 on the Akrotiri Peninsula, 19km from Chania. Explore impressive stone buildings, walk through the atmospheric courtyard, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Cretan countryside and sea.
Springs
Argiroupoli Springs
Built on the ruins of ancient Lappa, Argiroupoli is known for its lush greenery and flowing natural springs. The village is full of tavernas serving the famous Cretan "antikristo" and freshwater trout.

Good to know before you arrive

What are the check-in and check-out times? +
Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 12:00 AM. Check-out is from 1:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Please notify the villa in advance of your arrival time.
Are children and pets welcome? +
Yes! Children of all ages are warmly welcomed and baby cots are available upon request. Pets are also welcome — just let us know in advance.
What payment methods do you accept? +
We accept Visa, Mastercard, and Maestro. Cash payments are not accepted.
Are parties or events allowed? +
Parties and bachelorette events are strictly prohibited at all Horizon Villas properties. We do have quiet hours from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
How do I get support during my stay? +
Our team is available for any assistance or inquiries. You can reach us at +30 6973 77 79 77 at any time during your stay.
What cleaning services are included? +
All villas include regular cleaning service as well as pool cleaning. Villa Kampani and Almyrida also include a professional gardener to maintain the grounds.

Ready to plan your
perfect escape?

Contact us to check availability, ask questions, or make a reservation.
We'd love to welcome you to Crete.

+30 6973 77 79 77