Hideaway Villas
Where the Elements of Nature Meet Luxury
The complex consists of 4 independent private villas, each inspired by and named after an element of nature: Aura (Air), Helios (Light/Sun), Hydor (Water), and Gaia (Earth). Whether you choose the breezy lightness of Aura, the radiance of Helios, the serenity of Hydor, or the earthy warmth of Gaia, your stay will be an experience of absolute autonomy and premium comfort.
With large openings that allow the refreshing summer breeze of Kournas to rejuvenate every space, offering a unique sensation of floating between mountain and sky.
Bathed in the golden light of the Cretan sun from sunrise to sunset, celebrating warmth and vitality with the most mesmerizing sunsets.
In complete harmony with neighboring Lake Kournas, an ode to relaxation and flow with a private pool that feels like a natural extension of the horizon.
Deeply connected to roots and tradition, dominated by natural stone and wood, and surrounded by century-old olive trees.
Each villa features a private swimming pool, landscaped gardens, and private parking, ensuring a relaxing and exclusive stay. With thoughtfully designed interiors, multiple bedrooms, fully equipped kitchens, and expansive outdoor areas, the villas are an ideal choice for couples, families, and groups of friends seeking privacy and comfort while enjoying the natural beauty of the Cretan countryside.
The Lightness of the Wind
With large openings that allow the refreshing summer breeze of Kournas to rejuvenate every space, Villa Aura offers a unique sensation of lightness. The panoramic terrace views give the impression of floating between mountain and sky.
The Ultimate Light of Crete
Bathed in the golden light of the Cretan sun from sunrise to sunset, Villa Helios celebrates warmth and vitality. The outdoor pool area is strategically designed for sun lovers, while the interiors reflect the luminosity of the Mediterranean landscape, offering the complex’s most mesmerizing sunset.
The Serenity of Water
In complete harmony with neighboring Lake Kournas, Villa Hydor is an ode to relaxation and flow. The element of water dominates, with the private pool feeling like a natural extension of the horizon. Shades of blue and the soothing sounds of nature create an ideal environment to release all stress.
The Strength of the Cretan Earth
Deeply connected to roots, tradition, and stability, Villa Gaia is dominated by natural stone and wood. Surrounded by century-old olive trees, it offers a grounded luxury experience. It is the ideal sanctuary for those seeking authenticity, the warmth of earthen architecture, and absolute seclusion.
Every residence is appointed with five-star luxury standards, modern comforts, and eco-friendly features.
Individual freshwater pool for each villa with comfortable sun loungers, shaded pergolas, and outdoor shower.
Modern kitchens with Nespresso espresso machines, induction cooktops, ovens, and dishwashers.
Secure, gated private parking spaces directly accessible to each independent residence.
Surrounded by century-old olive trees, Cretan herbs, and an authentic stone wood-fired BBQ oven.
Hydromassage showers, organic herbal cosmetics, hypoallergenic linens, and King-size anatomical beds.
Autonomous multi-zone climate A/C, 4K Smart TVs, electronic safes, and high-speed fiber internet.
The property is located on the edge of the traditional village of Kournas, a peaceful hilltop village overlooking Lake Kournas and the Cretan Sea.
The property is located on the edge of the traditional village of Kournas, a peaceful village built on a hill overlooking Lake Kournas and the Cretan Sea. Kournas is 43 km from Chania, 20 km from Rethymno, and just 7 km from the seaside resort of Georgioupolis, famous for its expansive sandy beach organized for swimming, water sports, dining, shopping, and cafes by the sea.
In the village of Kournas, visitors can discover various historical and cultural sites. Among them are ancient Byzantine churches such as Agios Georgios and Agia Anna, the Minoan tholos tomb on the hill near Fylaki, as well as the small cave of Kournas, discovered accidentally and explored by archaeologist Eleftherios Platatakis.
