Holiday Rentals in Goúdhouros

Fantastic modern apartment right next to the sea with great balcony views. A very warm welcome from the lovely hosts and the taverna downstairs has great food and drinks at good prices. There are sunbeds on the beach opposite making it the perfect place to spend a tranquil holiday and with easy parking and good roads it's also the ideal place to explore eastern Crete from. There is a well stocked mini market close by if you want to self cater or buy essentials. 100% recommend and will be going back!

The location and gardens are amazing. Heaven on earth. Very well designed and aesthetically pleasing. Wonderful trees and gardens and view down to the sea. Tavernas and beach are wiring walking distance.

A perfect location to relax in Crete. Ideal for the guests who want to get a bit in touch with traditional Greece. The beaches are ideal for children. The host is very kind and helpful.

Exceptional cottage in a mountain village overlooking Sitia Bay. Well furnished and comfortable. Very helpful host. Lot of nice gifts, very recommended.

Spotless and very spacious flat, equipped with all necessary amenities. Very clear and straightforward check-in and check out process.

A very spacious and comfortable property with everything we needed. The host was professional and welcoming and went above and beyond to meet our needs! We had the most relaxing time and enjoyed the magnificent view!

Monali the owner met us on arrival showed us round the apartment and filled the fridge with water and beer, spacious and clean throughout in an ideal location, changed sheets and towels regularly, nothing was to much trouble. Definitely stay again.

Great location, very clean, lovely little town, very good beds and Rebekka is an amazing host. Would definitely recommend!

Most travelers will arrive in Crete through Chania or Heraklion, then either drive or get a bus eastward. They might do as I did and hop to Agios Nikolaos, then to Sitia, and finally will travel further east to the small town of Zakros. At that point there are two ways to the village of Kato Zakros; either a short drive or a hike through the Gorge of the Dead. The Gorge is not particularly long but the ground is covered in loose rocks, which means every step must be carefully taken and you must be physically apt with good mobility. For the love of God, make sure you and your friends wear good boots with ankle support. I took the hike on a nice breezy day. The Gorge of the Dead is where the ancient Minoans of the region laid their dead to rest — and if you go there on a quiet day you'll understand why. It is a place of introspective peace and quiet. I arrived at Kato Zakros around noon, finding a very quiet and peaceful village in the process of preparing itself for the approaching tourist season. The studio was atop a hill, with an absolutely stunning view of the village, the Minoan ruins of Kato Zakros, the olive groves and the sea. Georgia welcomed me with food and drink, and her hospitality was so great that during my stay I even had lunch with her and her family. The studio is a cozy, compact home with a small kitchen and spacious bathroom, and a bed with some kind of magical capacity to induce incredible sleep. The whole place gives off a sense of peace and quiet that cannot be conveyed with words. After crossing the Gorge of the Dead all the problems and stresses of life back home are so far away. The insanely wealthy burn small fortunes building excessive homes that cannot give the sense of peace that Georgia's studio gives. Plus the combo of Gorge of the Dead + Georgia's Studio + Minoan Palace + Beach is the kind of thing psychologists should seriously consider a high tech therapy method.

Quiet location, very well equipped, comfortable and clean. Wide terraces and beautiful view.