Welcome to Kythnoikies
In the picturesque town of Kythnos, we find the newly built traditional “Kythnoikies” Rooms with pure Cycladic character, prompting you love this small paradise from the very first moment of your stay sas.Well designed spaces finished to provide all the necessary amenities, even for the most demanding episkeptes.
We have a for spacious house fully furnished, with Air – Condition, Plasma TV, kitchen, refrigerator and private terrace that can accommodate up to 4 people. The warm hospitality that feels the visitor, as well as a specific location (parking, access to shops, 50 meters from taxi service – bus etc.), the rooms are sure to help to start your holiday with the best available !
Do not miss the famous Kythnos Thermiotikes Pies and Kolopia and enjoy your breakfast in Magazi-Food Preparation of “Stamatis.”
Summer Holidays
Escape to the unspoiled beauty of Kythnos this summer and immerse yourself in a world of crystal-clear waters, golden sandy beaches, and traditional Cycladic charm. Whether you prefer relaxing on Kolona Beach, exploring hidden coves, or wandering through the picturesque villages of Chora and Dryopida, Kythnos offers the perfect getaway.
Indulge in fresh seafood at seaside tavernas, soak in the island’s natural hot springs, or embark on a sailing adventure around the Aegean. With its warm hospitality and authentic Greek island atmosphere, Kythnos is a summer paradise waiting to be discovered. Reservations are required days earlier so that you obtain the right place to stay.
Kythnos In Cyclades
Kythnos island, or Thermia, is located between Kea and Serifos, 52 nautical miles from the port of Piraeus – a 3 hour voyage – and from the port of Lavrio only 2 hours away. It covers 99 km2 and it is inhabited by approximately 1.500 people. It is likely that the island was named after its founder, Kythnos, although it is not certain that he actually existed.
Winter Holidays
Some will say “Why go to an island during the Winter time?” Experience a different side of Kythnos in the winter, where tranquility and natural beauty create the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Wander through the charming stone-paved alleys of Dryopida, enjoy a cozy meal by the fireplace in a traditional taverna, and relax in the famous thermal springs of Loutra, known for their therapeutic properties.
Winter in Kythnos is ideal for hiking scenic trails, discovering historic monasteries, and experiencing the authentic, slow-paced island life. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, Kythnos in winter offers a unique and peaceful retreat.
Indulge in fresh seafood at seaside tavernas, soak in the island’s natural hot springs, or embark on a sailing adventure around the Aegean. With its warm hospitality and authentic Greek island atmosphere, Kythnos is a summer paradise waiting to be discovered. Reservations are required days earlier so that you obtain the right place to stay.
Kythnos: An Island of Celebration and Tradition
The festivals are events that are most important to the locals. Big or small, they give the opportunity to the locals not only to practice their religious duties, but also to party for many days. People have fun with the local musicians who play the violin, the lute and the bagpipe. You will be surprised by the famous dance “balos” and the dancing skills of the locals. You will experience a rare, genuine Aegean tradition.
You will also be fascinated by the custom of the “wedding” and the carnival events on “Tsiknopempti” and on the last Sunday of the carnival, when a great carnival takes place in Chora with the carnival king of Kythnos, “Lazanis”.
The custom of “Fotara” is equally interesting, on the eve of St. Theodori , when young boys and girls of the village light a big fire and jump over it in order to be strong and healthy.
On the eve of May the first, the young men of the village gather at night singing the tune of May accompanied by the musicians, pick flowers from the house yards and hang them outside the front doors of the girls with whom they are interested in dating.
At Easter, the preparations begin on Holy Thursday by painting the Easter eggs, the baking of Easter cookies and the painting of the roads of the village. On Good Friday, the locals decorate the epitaph and in the evening they have the procession. On Holy Saturday, the local traditional pies are baked. On Easter Sunday, you can see the traditional custom of the “swing”, along with singing and dancing.