Villa Keramidi

Villa Keramidi is located in Limenaria, at the southside of Thassos island. The distance from the beach is less than 1km. 

A supermarket is at the distance of 150m and a bakery at 300m.

Accommodation

The villa was buit in 2008 and consists of 5 spacious and stylishly decorated one-bedroom apartments (45m2). They can accommodate up to 4 guests.

2 apartments are located on the ground floor and 3 on the first floor. All of them have one bedroom with a double bed and a living room with 2 sofas. There is also a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and a modern en-suite bathroom. The apartments have 2 spacious and furnished terraces with a mountain or garden view. Each apartment is fitted with air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet and TV.

There is no possibility of adding an extra bed.

Replacement of bed linen and towels is done every 3 days. The apartments are cleaned before arrival and the guests themselves maintain the hygiene during their stay.

There is a private parking lot and a barbecue in the backyard.

Services & facilities

• Air conditioning
• Kitchen, Fridge, Small Stove, Coffee machine
• Bathroom, Shower, Hairdryer
• Mosquito nets
• Pets allowed upon request
• Baby cot upon request
• 2 terraces
• BBQ facilities, Garden
• LCD TV, Wi-Fi internet
• Private parking

Limenaria - Thassos

Limenaria is the largest village of Thassos which was developed especially during the 19th century. The area became popular because of the metal mines which existed there since 1903 and they belong to the German company Speidel. Thus, the location started to grow, and the port of the village started to have a lot of income and outgoing traffic due to minerals and metals transfers all over the world. Next to Limenaria, another smaller villager started to grow over those years. It was called St. George, now known as Kalivia. These two villages together, nowadays, match the population of Thasso’s capital, Limenas.

“Palataki”, which was the main headquarters of Speidel Company in the beginning of the 20th century, is a sample of the unique architecture of the area. Later on, the building was abandoned and over the past years, the Local Community finished some vital reconstructing works to preserve it, so “Palataki” became a very beautiful sight to see once again.

Limenaria experienced rapid touristic growth over the ’80s and the ’90s. The center of Limenaria changed, after some traffic adjustments, and street modifications. Many roads became pedestrian only. Thus, a magnificent and tourist-friendly area was created. Some of the sightsees of Limenaria are definitely the cave with the small beach under “Palataki”, and the graphic beach of Metalleia, which faces the abandoned metal mines and buildings of the area.