Master bedroom
A comfortable, calm bedroom with a queen-size bed.
A family-run holiday home on the peaceful north-east side of Sifnos, with sea views from the veranda, an olive grove to picnic in, and room for up to four guests.
The villa
Aggelis Villa is a traditional family cottage in Skaloto, Artemonas, in a very quiet and peaceful spot on the north-east side of Sifnos. From the veranda the view opens straight out over the Aegean, so the only thing on the agenda is to slow down, rest and enjoy your holiday.
The house sits in a small grove of olive trees, with a table and chairs set out in the shade for picnics. Mornings are for coffee with a sea view; on cooler days, the fireplace keeps the house cosy.
A comfortable, calm bedroom with a queen-size bed.
An open-plan space with two single beds, the kitchenette, fridge-freezer, fireplace and dining table.
A sea-view veranda for slow mornings, plus a picnic table and chairs under the olive trees.
Amenities
Simple comforts for a relaxed island stay, with breakfast included.
Gallery
Simple days, sea horizons and the unhurried pace of Cycladic life.
Location
The villa is in Skaloto, Artemonas, on the quiet north-east side of the island. You're away from the bustle, but just a short drive from Artemonas and Apollonia, the island's capital, with their tavernas, cafés and shops.
Ferries arrive at Kamares, the island's port, from Piraeus (Athens) and neighbouring Cycladic islands.
A car or scooter is the easiest way to reach Skaloto and explore Sifnos.
Skaloto, Artemonas · Sifnos 840 03
A short drive from Artemonas and Apollonia.
Discover Sifnos
Sifnos, in the western Cyclades, is loved for its authentic villages, its cooking and its unhurried pace.
The island's medieval former capital, perched above the sea on the east coast, is full of narrow lanes, arches and whitewashed houses.
Swim in the deep blue water at nearby Poulati and Seralia, or head south to the sandy bays of Platis Gialos and Vathi.
Sifnos' best-known landmark: a 17th-century monastery on a rocky outcrop above the sea, near Platis Gialos.
Sifnos is famous for its cooking, including revithada, the slow-baked chickpea stew. Its centuries-old pottery tradition lives on in local workshops.
A network of waymarked footpaths links villages, chapels and beaches, so you can explore the island on foot.
Next-door villages for evening strolls, with cafés, tavernas and small shops just a short drive from the villa.
Rates & booking
Rates depend on the season and the length of your stay. Send us your dates and we'll reply with a personal quote.
8% off
Stay a week or longer and enjoy 8% off the price of your stay.
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Where we are
Skaloto, Artemonas