Seraphina

The concept: Seaside moments

Seraphina is a luxury Crete villa for a small group of up to 6 friends and family that want to indulge in a magical setting away from the hustle of daily life. Located in Elounda, one of the most enviable and popular areas on the island, the villa is just a few steps away from a private beach and close to the scenic Plaka village, offering the best of both worlds. Surrounded by a lush private garden offers plenty of space to relax and stunning vistas of the Mirabello bay and the historic Spinalonga island on the horizon. Discover the uniqueness of Seraphina and experience sensational seaside moments!

Outdoors

The ample, extensive alfresco area of the villa features a beautiful, lush garden with trees and a green grass lawn. There are many places to relax and take in the gentle sun, plus a playground that will be your kids’ favorite place. A wooden pergola hosts a BBQ and a table, perfect to dine al fresco and try the authentic Cretan cuisine. If you love getting vitamin D, there is a private pool at your disposal to revitalize your skin and enjoy endless moments of water fun. Not your cup of tea? Then, put on your swimsuit and walk to your private beach, equipped with loungers and umbrellas, to put your feet up and indulge in total privacy.

Indoors

Seraphina is a chic contemporary home away from home featuring high ceilings, minimal furniture, and vibrant colors, creating a relaxing and awe-aspiring environment. On entering, you’ll find a bright and open-plan living area to relax with your friends, plus a dining area to enjoy your handmade cooking meals. The loft-style lounge area is a beautiful detail, giving an industrial touch to the interior design. Super comfortable beds promise a good night’s sleep for every guest, while one of the bedrooms has access to a balcony with a sea view. Also, there is a second bathroom with hydromassage for the ultimate indulgence!

Good to know

The small and scenic Plaka village is less than a 5-minute drive away from Seraphina, where there are some seaside taverns and local shops with delicious food. Just across the village, there is the islet of Spinalonga, one of the most interesting sightseeings in Crete, a former leper colony until 1957. There are daily visits to the Spinalonga islet and to nearby caves that depart from Plaka’s port.