What makes ANTA House one of the outstanding places on the island is it’s relatively isolated location very close to a less frequented beach and with beautiful views from each of its windows and verandas. You can sit in your bed and enjoy watching the sea while still being in privacy, as neighbours are not close by. The villa is a 250m² building build with simple natural materials. The doors and windows are wooden, the floors and bathrooms made of marble and ceramic. The wooden roof is also covered with traditional roof tiles. The furniture is hand made from natural materials. Altogether it has a simple, rustic look and feeling with lots of light. The garden is kept with water resistant plants and as simple as possible. Thousand year old olive groves are cultivated in the area where one can enjoy beautiful walks under the trees and along the coastline. The settlement is at the edge of tourist development, therefore supermarkets, restaurants and beach bars are at a walking distance. The Laganas tourist resort with night clubs and shopping area is about 25 minutes walking distance. Overall it’s a place suitable for nature lovers who like waking up and jumping into the sea. -------------- !! Important Information !! 1. ANTA House can be rented as a whole unit, namely, the apartment upstairs with two studios downstairs. Then it can comfortably host 9 people but up to 12 people is possible. 2. ANTA House can be also partly rented if one just goes for the Apartment and/or one Studio 3. Air Conditioning and fans come with extra charge adjusted to the electricity price at the time of the visitors stay. 4. During stays paid by daily fee, bed sheets and towels are changed once a week, free of extra charge 5. For monthly rentals, the linen change of once a week costs extra 752 euro per month. If visitors do not want to pay this they are advised to bring their own 6. For monthly rentals if extra water needs to be ordered it costs 320 euros to refill the cistern --------------

I am a biologist, nature conservationist and councellor. I came to Zakynthos in the 80's to identify the residing rare monk seal population. I dedicated myself to the establishment of the national marine park of Zakynthos, which was finally created in 1999. I can offer guests lots of good off-track tips and alternative tourist activities, like guided tours in the national marine park and other areas of the island. I now live in Austria, where I sell Zakynthian olive oil to support a social-environmental project on the island. My personal favourite thing to do on the island is taking walks and swimming.

The sea and beach are great for swimming and hanging out. The olive grove is fine for walks and bicycling. There are beach bars and restaurants close by. Places to rent cars, motorcycles and bicycles are also nearby. If one walks for 25 minutes, one can reach the Laganast tourist resort which offers all sorts of activities like bowling, dancing, horse riding, shopping and much more.