The accommodation is fully renovated, airy and contains one bedroom, one bathroom and a single kitchen and living room. From its balcony, guests can enjoy the magnificent view. It has a sofa bed in the living room, a dining table, as well as electrical appliances (kitchen, fridge, TV, kettle, toaster) and cooking utensils. All areas of the accommodation can be used. In the beautiful alleys of Chora, the use of vehicles or motorcycles is not allowed. Access to the accommodation is a few minutes' walk either from the central public parking of the Town, for which there is no charge, or from the city bus stop, or from the central square, where taxis are parked. Whichever way you choose, please contact us so we can provide you with any support.

We welcome you to Skyros, the island of ponies, one of the most beautiful and traditional islands of the Aegean Sea, which remains unchanged over time. We sincerely wish you to have a pleasant stay and enjoy the beauties of the island.

The accommodation is located in a welcoming neighborhood in the largest settlement of Skyros, Chora, which is also the capital of the island. The house is one of the Cycladic houses that are amphitheatrically built over the beach of Molos and Magazia. In addition, it is located near the main square and the market of the island, where exploring the cobbled streets visitors have the opportunity to enjoy their coffee and taste great flavors in the traditional cafes and taverns. Also, they have the opportunity to do their shopping in the shops of Chora, or rent a car and motorbike to explore every corner of Skyros. From the house, in about ten minutes on foot, visitors can swim in one of the most beautiful beaches of the island. In addition, within a few minutes' walk, visitors can enjoy the magnificent view of the Aegean, in Brook Square, or poetry square since it is dominated by the statue of the British poet of the First World War, Rupert Brooke. In addition to these, they are given the opportunity to visit the cultural sites (Architectural Museum, Folklore Museum, Venetian Castle), as well as the Byzantine Monastery of Agios Georgios, the island's patron saint, offering them a panoramic view.