
Rooms with room to live
Comfortable spaces for an easy coastal stay
The accommodation at Maria Apartments is self-catering, and that shapes everything about it. Instead of hotel service, you get a place of your own: a kitchen or kitchenette, a private bathroom, air conditioning, a balcony, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. You come and go on your own schedule, cook when it suits you, and rinse the salt off after a swim without waiting for anyone.
Three categories are available. Two look toward the sea and one faces the garden side of the property. Configurations differ between individual units, so the option you choose at the time of booking is what determines the beds and the number of guests.

Apartment with Sea View
The apartment with a sea view is listed with 1 bunk bed, 1 queen bed and 1 sofa bed, with capacity for up to 4 guests. It works well for a family or two couples travelling together, particularly when the plan involves long beach days and quiet evenings on the balcony.
Like the other units it includes air conditioning, a private bathroom, kitchen facilities, a balcony, a TV and free Wi-Fi.
Apartment with Garden View
The garden-view apartments look onto the greener, sheltered side of the property. They are not identical to one another. One listed configuration includes 1 bunk bed and 1 queen bed for up to 4 guests, while another includes 2 full beds and 1 bunk bed for up to 6 guests, which is the largest capacity on the property.

Because the configurations differ, it is worth reading the specific option carefully when booking, especially if you are travelling as a larger group. The shared features stay the same throughout: air conditioning, a private bathroom, kitchen facilities, a balcony, a TV and free Wi-Fi.
Guests staying on the garden side often mention how quiet it is, which suits afternoon naps and early nights before a long drive.
Why self-catering makes the difference
Having a kitchen or kitchenette changes the shape of a holiday. Breakfast happens when the children wake up rather than when a dining room opens. Fruit, bread and fish from the village become dinner on the balcony. A long drive can end with something simple cooked at eleven at night instead of a search for an open kitchen.
For families it also means control over costs and over what everyone eats. For couples it means the freedom to eat out only when they want to. And for anyone passing through on the way to Keramoti, Thassos or further into Northern Greece, it means arriving late is never a problem.


