Seaview Land with Two Building Licenses for sale in Kolymbari

With its desirable location, stunning seaview, and permits for subterranean houses, this plot in Kolymbari represents an excellent investment opportunity in one of the most developed areas of Chania. Whether you are looking to build your dream home or make a wise investment, this exclusive property promises an exceptional lifestyle and the potential for significant returns. Dont miss out on this chance to own a piece of paradise in Kolymbari!

Seaview Land with Two Building Licenses for sale in Kolymbari. Location Information:

Kolymbari is a beautiful waterfront town 23km West of Chania set in the beginning of Cape Spatha.

Kolimbari town itself offers the opportunity for the visitor to taste fresh fish, seafood and local delicacies in a small number of seaside taverns, stroll along the beach, and daydream or enjoy a coffee watching the sea.

The area claims a fair share of history itself. One of the most important sights in Kolimbari is the Monastery of Panagia Odigitria dedicated to Virgin Mary known as “Moni Gonias” built at the very Western end of the bay. It was initially founded in the 9th century but in the 17th century it was built in the place it stands today.

The Monastery has a fortress form overlooking the bay at its front. Through out the years it was raided and plundered numerous times by pirates and then by the Turkish in later years.

It was actually used as a centre of resistance in the 1821 revolution against the Turkish Occupancy. Because of the care of its Monks, nowadays the monastery hosts an important collection of precious post-Byzantine icons, relics, and other religious treasures. A big celebration is held at the Monastery on the15th of August on ‘Mother Mary’s day’.

A good number of Villages around Kolimbari are worth seeing for their beautiful landscape, the Byzantine churches some of them dating back to the 6th century like the church of Archangelos Mihail in Episkopi Village. Also near Episkopi you can follow the paths that lead to the open theatre of Alexis Minotis and the church of Saint Antonio.

Nohia village is well known for its pottery. Spilia village is a beautiful picturesque traditional village with a beautiful square covered by Sycamore trees and the old church dedicated to Mother Mary which dates back to the14th century.

Within Kolimbari you will find the unique Museum in Crete for fishing and the long standing fishing tradition that many of the Kolimbari villagers live and thrive on.

From Kolimbari you can start off for the magnificent beaches of Falasarna and Balos. More over it’s also much closer to visit the south west end like Chrysoskalitisa Monastery, the famous beach of Elafonisi and Paleochora. Don’t forget to stop at Topolia and Elos on the way.

The local marina in Kolimbari can host up to medium sized vessels and be a starting point or rest station for those who love to make their own trips by speed boats and yachts. Don’t hesitate to ask us for information about renting space prices for the marina.

Festivities go on forever through out the Summer Season in Kolimbari. Festivals, feasts and celebrations give you a real good taste of the areas tradition and way of life. Not only religious celebrations but festivals of all kinds, just name one! Tsikoudia festival, olive oil, wine, fish, traditional products, honey, rooster festival and it never ends! People do not miss the chance of having fun with Cretan Music, Tsikoudia and dance!

In recent years West Crete and especially the area of Kolimbari has attracted the people’s interest because it still retains an unspoilt and green character without being cut off from necessary amenities and offers the chance to the visitor to choose from livelihood and seclusion. Just take your pick!

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