Double bedroom on mezzanine floor, large living/dining room with kitchen, sofa-bed sleeping two children, bathroom with shower cubicle. Air conditioning.
A flight of stairs leads up to the mezzanine floor which, with its double bed, is the main sleeping area
Stone walls and wooden beams are set off by a fresh and pretty colour scheme.
The sofa opens into a double bed, which would be suitable for one or two children.
The cottage charm of the kitchen is complemented by a very up-to-date cooker and large fridge.
The old traditional platerack takes on a new look and almost becomes a work of art with this new colour scheme!
The view from the kitchen window might make it hard to keep your mind on timing the eggs!
Wooden stairs lead up to the mezzanine floor.
The bathroom, with its elegant shower cubicle, is unashamedly modern.
View from the bathroom window.
Facilities
Distances
Reviews of Spiros Jetty House, by previous Agni Travel clients, can be read here: Spiros Jetty House Paxos Reviews
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Loggos harbour from the 'Juliet balcony'.
Looking out from the sitting area over the boats moored in the harbour.
Loggos is one of the most beautiful little harbours in the Ionian, and the views from the 'Juliet balcony' are proof of this.
The house is entered directly from the jetty - a front door leads to a flight of stairs that in turn lead up to the property. The ground floor is occupied by a quiet and very laidback little bar, and boats are moored right outside. At the rear, there is nothing but sea - as far as the eye can see!
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Spiro's Jetty House lies at one end of the tiny harbour of Loggos. The gorgeous beach of Levrechio, with its own taverna, is 5 minutes walk away, and other sparkling bays and coves are easily reached by small boat - rent your own or go with one of the local boats. Gaios and Lakka are easily reached by local bus, or taxi, and trips can be arranged to visit the fabulous Blue Caves of the west coast and the stunning beaches of Anti-Paxos. Loggos PaxosOn an island famed for its small-scale beauty, Loggos stands out as one of the most enchanting places on Paxos. Visitors never fail to succumb to its unique charm, and many of them have been returning year after year, glad to see that the changes are negligible, and that you still have to get up from your taverna meal to let the local bus squeeze past! The boats still bob along the curve of the quayside, fascinating in their variety, from sleek yachts to less glamorous fishing boats. The tiny harbour of Loggos, colourful enough for any artist or photographer, has a refreshingly intimate atmosphere, unspoiled by the daily influx of curious visitors. At night, little can be heard but the buzz of conversation from the busy tavernas where fresh fish always tops the menu and there is an intriguingly cosmopolitan atmosphere. Three mini-markets, a bakery with wonderful fresh bread every day, and supplies of fresh fruit and vegetables brought over regularly from the mainland, make self-catering a simple matter - but who could resist the conviviality and choice of excellent food at the waterfront tavernas? A pleasant beach lies to one side of the harbour - other more secluded beaches are within easy reach: Loggos Paxos Paxos: Essential Holiday Information
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Walking through ancient olive groves you come across more churches than you might think possible, including the marvellous Church of the Ypapanti outside Lakka. Then there is the west coast - inaccessible except by boat, and very dramatic. Lakka PaxosLakka lies in the north of Paxos at the head of a long natural inlet of the most startling shade of turquoise - reminiscent of a Caribbean bay. It is a perfect harbour and is filled with a fascinating array of yachts in summer. The village itself is small and focused almost entirely on its harbour-front, with a selection of useful shops and several good restaurants and bars, including a very good Italian restaurant. The shores of the bay are fringed with beautiful natural beaches, shaded by trees, and it is possible to walk to other, more unfrequented, beaches on the other side of the headlands: Lakka Paxos Gaios PaxosGaios is the 'capital' of Paxos, the largest of the three main settlements and the only one that can be called a town, albeit a very small one. Its Venetian and British heritage is visible in the colourful buildings that line the long harbour-front. Gaios now has two harbours - the newer one is a short walk or drive from the centre, and serves as the port of call for ferries, excursion and cruise boats. It is also the setting for the often spectacular arrivals and departures of the Corfu-Paxos seaplane service. The older harbour, sheltered from the open sea by two small islands, is a never-ending source of entertainment in summer, with its plethora of cosmopolitan yachts. Gaios continues its daily business regardless of its exotic visitors, and it is this contrast that makes it so entertaining to spend an hour or more at one of the cafes in the main square alongside the quay. An intriguing variety of eating establishments, chic boutiques and old-fashioned stores make Gaios quite fascinating: Gaios Paxos |
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Spiros Jetty House - Ref:740
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Spiros Jetty House - Loggos
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The minimum reservation fee is 4 nights with change over day on any day of the week.
The minimum reservation fee is 4 nights with change over day on any day of the week.
| Booking Period | Per Day | Per Week |
| 1 May 2010 - 24 May 2010 | € 85 | € 595 |
| 25 May 2010 - 30 June 2010 | € 135 | € 945 |
| 1 July 2010 - 12 July 2010 | € 175 | € 1,225 |
| 13 July 2010 - 23 August 2010 | € 225 | € 1,575 |
| 24 August 2010 - 31 August 2010 | € 195 | € 1,365 |
| 1 September 2010 - 20 September 2010 | € 135 | € 945 |
| 21 September 2010 - 31 October 2010 | € 80 | € 560 |
