A comfortable, little third floor apartment, ideal for relaxation and contact with the countryside. From the large terrace, you can enjoy amazing views to a typical cretan landscape, while having breakfast, dining, or enjoying a drink outside. Located in a quiet neibourhood, Little Penthouse provides its tenants with an absolute isolation, while offering the opportunity, after a few minutes walk, to be surrounded by nature, and explore some unique spots of interest nearby. The Kitchen is fully equiped, and there is a washing mashine at the basement of the building, free of charge. Things to do: Taste the traditional greek coffee along with local sweets, relaxing yourself at the coffee bars of the square, after a little town tour. Meeting locals is very easy. If you like to take some information about the area, don't hesitate to ask. Everybody will be happy to help you and suggest interesting places to see. Visit the archaeological collection, at a historic school building that was established in 1870 and in its time it was the first secondary school in the area. At the same building, you can also find the folk art museum, which will give you a taste of the town's everyday's life, starting from the 19th century and so. A very significant place of interest is the franciscan monastery of ‘Fraro’, the remains of which are standing there from the 14th century. Petros Filargos, later Pope Alexander the 5th, was born and grew here as a monk. There are also many other churches and monasteries, very close to Neapoli, that have great historical and architectural significance. Explore the wild and quiet beaches nearby and, if you are lucky, you might swim together with a turtle. Walking, hiking and cycling is an easy and relaxing option. Neapoli is surrounded by olive groves, oaks, almond trees (try the local almond made drink 'soumada'), pines, prickly pears and figs, with sweet, delicious fruits, and a variety of wild flowers and herbs that only grow in Crete.

At your arrival, you can contact us for instructions regarding the house, or meet us at the central square, to pick you up. We will be happy to give you any information you need about where to go for coffee and breakfast, and make some suggestions about the best places for lunch or drinks, paths you can follow and, of course, about the best beaches nearby.