The closest Cycladic island to Athens, yet feels like the furthest

Kea (Tzia) is a charming, not very large, and very picturesque island with small valleys that are planted with vines and fruit-trees that run right down to the sea. It is dotted with archaeological sites and artifacts, ancient foot paths, miniature chapels, windmills and monasteries.

The short distance from Athens, the magnificent landscapes and beaches, as well as a surprisingly long network of marked paths for trekking have drawn many Athenians to build here some of the most eye-catching villas in our Greek portfolio.


The island remains genuine for those seeking an unspoilt experience and is an excellent alternative for those who want to experience Greece as the Greeks do.