Villa Bella Gonia

Our rental team at Kreta Eiendom SA brings extensive experience in the tourism sector. Driven by our passion and love for the island, we invite visitors to discover and enjoy the beauty of Crete. We are committed to providing a comfortable, high-quality, and truly memorable stay.

Our goal is to make you feel happy, safe, and confident that you will be satisfied with your stay, from beginning to end.

Our guests receive our online guide link after booking. It includes all the necessary arrival instructions and property information.

The guide features an embedded live chat through which the guests can directly contact us throughout their stay.

Yours sincerely,
Kreta Eiendom SA
Rental Department

Gonia is a traditional village offering essential amenities such as a supermarket, café, and gas station. Mini Bella Gonia is just five minutes from Atsipopoulos, one of the largest nearby villages, where you will also find shops, supermarkets, taverns, a pharmacy, and a pastry shop.

Argyroupoli, located 25 minutes away, is renowned for its well-maintained traditional community and natural attractions, including picturesque springs and historic mills. Visitors can enjoy local taverns serving specialties such as “antikristo” lamb, as well as supermarkets, shops with local products, and bakeries offering traditional pastries year-round.

Kournas Lake, only 22 kilometers from the village, features numerous restaurants and cafés both around the lake and in the nearby village. Guests can also enjoy recreational activities such as water biking on the lake.

The charming town of Rethymno, just 10 km away, is a must-visit. Its old town, with Venetian doors, minarets, and historic streets, offers a journey through time. A wide variety of restaurants, cafés, and shops await exploration. At the edge of the old town, Fortezza Castle provides stunning panoramic views, while the Archaeological Museum and Folklore Museum of Rethymno offer further cultural insights.

Chania, located 60 km away, is another destination worth visiting. Explore the local market, various shops, and the Venetian port, which features the historic Egyptian Lighthouse, the Maritime Museum of Crete, the Venetian Shipyards, Küçük Hasan Mosque, and the Chania Sailing Club (Neorio Moro). In the old town, the Catholicon of the Venetian Monastery of St. Francis and numerous restaurants, cafés, and bars offer an authentic taste of local gastronomy.