the House in the Castle in Kimolos

In the "Horio", the main town of the island Kimolos – just one kilometre away from the port and three kilometres away from the clean sandy beaches – the white Cycladic-style houses form with their walls the Castle of Kimolos, built in the 16th century. One of these houses, renewed with respect for tradition in 2008, forms an independent self-catering accommodation for up to six people. 
The two bedrooms are independent and can be used by two families with one child each. The well-equipped kitchen, the provision of mountain bikes, a rugged three-wheel pushchair and more, in combination with the peaceful, safe environment make this house ideal for family holidays.

Kimolos island has been preserved intact from tourism. The residents do not lock their doors, you'll find more donkeys than cars, and your kids will be safe while playing outside – the only danger being they’ll get lost in the alleys. You can forget the car, the neon lights and the stress of everyday life. Here, the old women are knitting outside their houses in the evening, and you, while walking towards the old cafe for an ouzo, will find you really have to say "Hello" to them.

The relief of the island is mild and you can visit most of the island by bike (included).

The sandy clean beaches are perfect for swimming, snorkeling or just lying under the sun.

• Low Season - from 26/9 to 29/5 - 450 euros per week
• Middle Season - from 30/5 to 17/7 & 29/8 to 25/9 - 595 euros per week
• High Season - from 18/7 to 28/8 - 980 euros per week