Fig Leaf Villas
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The Peloponnese has miles of empty sandy beaches, lush wooded areas, waterfalls and lakes, mountains, charming Greek fishing villages and mountain villages where time seems to stand still and the goats and sheep are still herded around the olive groves every day foraging for what they can get- you will hear them go past the villas sometimes, a strange whispering rustle of unshod hooves going down the lane and munching on the bushes.
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The area is known as Greece as it was 20 years ago! There are also many ancient sites- more on the Peloponnese than anywhere else in Greece ( including Olympia of course).
At Fig Leaf Villas there are two villas, one is 90 sq.m. and will sleep six, the other is 40 sq.m. and sleeps 2 to 4. The villas are totally discreet from each other so that privacy is possible, but they have a wonderful communal pool area with a wide sunbathing terrace, a barbecue and eating area and a bar which runs several evenings a week. There is also a Boules area for the more energetic guests!
The larger villa, Villa Elya has two bedrooms: a double with en-suite bathroom and a double or twin. There is also a shower room with toilet and basin.The living area is split level and comprises a spacious sitting and dining area on one level with a corner fireplace, and a step up will take you into the large well supplied kitchen. There is a sofa-bed in the sitting area which converts to two single beds or one double.
The whole room has views of the sea and mountains beyond. Outside there is a wonderful veranda that wraps round 3 sides of the house, East, South and West and has dining for 6 and comfortable cane furniture for 4.
The smaller villa, Villa Seeka has one bedroom, twin or double, a shower room and a living room with a small sofa-bed, suitable for 2 children or one adult.There is a good sized, well supplied, kitchen area and two outdoor verandas, one with sea and mountain views, and the other a private cosy courtyard area.
Part of the experience of staying at
Fig Leaf Villas
is the wonderful Greek welcome meal put on by Quee and Cliff by the pool on the night of your arrival. This has proved extremely popular with their guests and a great relief just to arrive and be dined and wined without having to go shopping or go out to find a taverna.
It is also a great opportunity for you to meet your hosts and ask any questions about the area and to meet any other guests staying in the other villa.They also provide you with a very generous welcome pack which includes breakfast for your first morning.
Another very popular facility that they provide is sailing days on their wonderful Yacht Rendezvous, a Gib’sea 43. These sailing trips are open to anyone from the age of 8- experienced sailors or first timers-all are welcome. Many guests have booked a second day out as soon as they finish their first day! There are also two centre holidays available- 3 days on the boat and 4 in the villa.
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The cost for this fantastic experience is just €50 for a day and an extra €20 for the night for adults, €30 and €10 for children aged 8- 16.
Naturism is accepted everywhere while you are in the grounds of Fig Leaf Villas.There are no official naturist beaches in the area, but it’s not necessary locally because most of the beaches nearby are very quiet, just a short walk from the beach entrance will take you to an area of the beach where you will feel completely comfortable to sunbathe and swim naked.
There are also several beaches where you are likely to come across other naturists. Locals who do come across you when you’re naked merely wave and say ‘yassas’ so no-one seems to mind.
You are guaranteed a wonderful welcome and a memorable holiday at Fig Leaf Villas. Should you stay with Cliff and Quee please tell them that you heard about them first on the Naturist Holiday Guide!
For full details of the villas and the area please visit Fig Leaf Villas or call at any time on 00447824441999 or 0030 698 2453437 to speak to Cliff or Quee.
If you should contact Fig Leaf Villas please mention that your read about them first on The Naturist Holiday Guide.
