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DESCRIPTION
Laka Zeza is a
place far away from the mass tourism, a clearing
surrounded by a vast pine forest facing the Corinth Gulf,
where the coast discloses small deserted bays, creeks,
beaches framed by pine trees, olives trees, almond trees.
A paradise on earth one hour and a half away from Athens.

The
first impression hitting the arriving traveller is the
unexpected and vivifying impact with the nature. The
variegated green of the forest, the vivid blue of the
sky and the sea, the singing of the wind and the balm
crickets dominate the untamed scene.
The infrastructures of the housing complex, all whitened
by limestone, have that timid appearance typical of an
educated minority.
The
lack of traffic, of electric power, and the urban
environment dresses Laka Zeza with an ancient clothing
in which it is easy to identify that hidden part of our
self going back to the poetical world of infancy.
The sea is reached by a 250 metres path, crossing
through the wood and suddenly opening onto a large beach
of white pebbles, sand and rocks, nearly always deserted.
The entire coast is aligned with small bays, creeks and
lonely beaches just waiting to be discovered by you..
Laka Zeza is the perfect place to spend an “old fashion”
holiday: days regulated by the rhythm of nature,
evenings illuminated by candles and gas lamps, organic
vegetables and spices grown in our vegetable patch.
During the summer months old friends and new guests find
in this place a return to the simplest and deepest
values of life.
The
typical day begins in the morning with a breakfast of
home made products: homemade jam from our fruit, honey,
cakes, puddings, biscuits and yogurt. There are no
forced activities or plans to follow; the only rule is
to forget the city life.
You
can decide to take a walk, relax, socialise with the
other guests, swim in the clear waters, explore the
seashore with canoes, or collect aromatic grasses. A
basket with sandwiches, vegetables and fruit is prepared
every morning for the guests. Dinner is taken all
together around the main table, at sunset. The evening
continues with bowls tournaments, isolated readings,
discussions, all washed down with the white wine and
other products from our “bar”.
The house organisation enables the guests to think
exclusively of their own relaxation, without the
necessity of preparing meals or choosing of restaurants,
and in general to the daily routines and incumbencies.
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