Phanessa's beautiful 14m-long infinity pool with its view out to sea.
The convivial al fresco dining area, served by an outdoor kitchen with barbecue.
Phanessa (bottom of the photo) seen from above.
The panoramic sea-view sitting area near the pool.
Choose your spot.
Phanessa rising discreetly from the surrounding countryside.
The bright living area with its views out to sea.
Banks of French doors seamlessly connect the living area with the sea-view terraces.
The beautifully designed living area with its elegant arches.
The snug sitting area.
The dining area is conveniently located near the kitchen.
The bespoke contemporary kitchen is just up a couple of steps up from the living area.
Lunch is served.
Dining with glorious views.
Bedroom 1, a double (180x200cm).
The same bedroom, seen from another angle.
Its en-suite shower room.
Bedroom 2, a double (170x200cm).
The same bedroom with its sea views.
And its en-suite shower room.
The living area/TV snug on the lower ground floor.
Bedroom 3, a double (160x200cm).
Its en-suite shower room.
Bedroom 4, a double (160x200cm).
Its en-suite shower room.
The shaded terrace outside the lower floor bedrooms.
Bedroom 5, a double (160x200cm) in the guesthouse.
Seen from a different angle.
The kitchenette in the guesthouse.
The en-suite shower room of the first bedroom in the guesthouse.
Bedroom 6, a double (170x200cm) in the guesthouse.
The shady, panoramic terrace outside the guesthouse.
The en-suite shower room of the second bedroom in the guesthouse.
Arguably the best spot for aperitifs and after-dinner drinks.
All set up for another glorious day by the pool.
A sense of style and attention to detail is evident everywhere.
Wide-open panoramas from beside the pool.
A convivial spot could be the perfect place for morning yoga.
Spellbinding views across the Bay of Naousa.
Arrival at Phanessa.
You probably won't end up going out much at night with a setting like this.
Nearby Kolimpithres beach is renowned for its transparent waters and its rock formations.
The charming, picturesque harbour village of Naousa.
Exploring the evocative streets of Naousa.
Monastiri beach and park, a protected area of great natural beauty.
Parikia is a gently buzzing town with no little historical interest.
Sleepy Marpissa has hardly changed over the centuries.
Antiparos is just a short ferry ride away. Why not consider some island-hopping?