yellowfort
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A very quiet shelter among lemontrees, flowers, birdsong and green, green grass-- maybe ten little white houses, only a private path & some 50 steps away from the (wavy&rocky) sea. If you like a sandy beach it's a 30 minute walk. If you like snorkling between rocks in a now deep, now more shallow bit of wild sea it's three minutes. ||Gianni the owner lives on the terrain, he is very friendly, speaks pretty good English and mostly leaves you at peace, although he may organize an occasional big dinner or a tour by boat. He used to run a diving school, but now only organizes trips when he's up to it (or on request). ||The house we had was spacious & beautiful, but (unsurprising, end of july) very hot. After we asked, Gianni brought us some fans, making it much better. The interior & supplies are basic but sufficient; it has a nice little terrace where you can dine. I did remove the bedcovers as they were smelling mouldy (we had perfectlyclean sheets) as well as the odd smelling mattress from the spare bed. After that the children's bedroom still smells somewhat strange, I suspect it' the other mattress. With the fan & having put some bushes of lavender and lemonpeel from the garden it is bearable, doesn't bother our kid. There are a few donkeys in their own yard and a number of cats around, and a lot of stinging flies (not nice! --only thing we knew to do against those was to constantly stay in the wind of the fans).||There is a central terrace with a small tv (the olympics are on), where people bring their own drinks. Close to the terrace there is free wifi-- the people with laptops, tablets and phones gather around there. The atmosphere is overall very relaxed.