Just a two-hour drive from Athens lies one of the soon-to-be most sought after
Once its expansion project is completed in December, the rural estate`s traditional Greek village core homes will house up to 60 guests. Guests that will have the rare opportunity to experience the unique Greek way of countryside living, all within complete harmony with nature.
Guests can enjoy a serene walk through boundless lush pastures and gardens filled with fruit-bearing trees and rare bush plants. And for those inclined toward light exercise in the clear, fresh air and warm Greek sunshine, Amphikaia practices biological farming. This method allows guests to experience traditional Greek cultivation techniques. Techniques that allow for the utmost in environmental friendliness.
Others may prefer to delight in the sounds, sights and smells of nature as they cycle along special trails created by the estate`s owner and manager, Constantinos Moros.
Others still may prefer to enter the estate`s stables and saddle a Greek Thessalikis or Skyros thoroughbred and scout Amphikaia`s 200 stremma (50 acres) of property on horseback.
Until expansion projects are completed this December, Amphikaia hosts groups of up to 17 nature-loving travelers for overnight stays within its two traditional homes, but welcomes multiple numbers for day trips.
And for guests that would like to take in some touring during their stay, less than an hour`s drive away are popular spots like Ancient Delphi, Lamia, the mountain village of Arachova and the popular ski center Parnassos.
The Amphikaia Farm project is being funded by its creator and owner with substantial assistance from the European Union`s Leader II program for rural and alternate forms of tourism.
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Just a two-hour drive from Athens lies one of the soon-to-be most sought after
Once its expansion project is completed in December, the rural estate`s traditional Greek village core homes will house up to 60 guests. Guests that will have the rare opportunity to experience the unique Greek way of countryside living, all within complete harmony with nature.
Guests can enjoy a serene walk through boundless lush pastures and gardens filled with fruit-bearing trees and rare bush plants. And for those inclined toward light exercise in the clear, fresh air and warm Greek sunshine, Amphikaia practices biological farming. This method allows guests to experience traditional Greek cultivation techniques. Techniques that allow for the utmost in environmental friendliness.
Others may prefer to delight in the sounds, sights and smells of nature as they cycle along special trails created by the estate`s owner and manager, Constantinos Moros.
Others still may prefer to enter the estate`s stables and saddle a Greek Thessalikis or Skyros thoroughbred and scout Amphikaia`s 200 stremma (50 acres) of property on horseback.
Until expansion projects are completed this December, Amphikaia hosts groups of up to 17 nature-loving travelers for overnight stays within its two traditional homes, but welcomes multiple numbers for day trips.
And for guests that would like to take in some touring during their stay, less than an hour`s drive away are popular spots like Ancient Delphi, Lamia, the mountain village of Arachova and the popular ski center Parnassos.
The Amphikaia Farm project is being funded by its creator and owner with substantial assistance from the European Union`s Leader II program for rural and alternate forms of tourism.
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