Korissia, Kea

The Red Tractor Farm is a family run guesthouse and cannery on the Cycladic island of Kea (Tzia). We have three separate two-story houses, each beautifully designed for the utmost comfort and practicality of our guests. Each house has a living room upstairs with a slightly raised sleeping platform as well as a desk and access to wireless high speed Internet connection. There is a shower/w.c upstairs as well as down-stairs. Downstairs there is an additional bedroom with 2 single beds or 1 double according to your needs. All stairways are child-safe with doors and half-doors on either end. Natural light is a key feature of our design indoors as well as outdoors. There are shady seating and lounging areas on both levels as well as sunny spots for sunbathing. It is possible to rent one floor only of a guesthouse, when available.

Red Tractor Farm is located at the edge of the port village of Korissia. The port beach is at the end of the road and a second sandy beach, Yialiskari, is less than a 10 minute walk from the guesthouse. Both beaches have clear water and are very safe for children. The port of Korissia is pedestrian-only in the evening where there are tavernas, cafes, bakeries, food markets and a couple of bars.

Getting to Kea only takes one hour from the port of Lavrio which is quite close to the Athens International Airport.  We will send you details about getting here as well as current ferry boat schedules when you reserve a place at our guesthouse. It is possible to rent one floor separately of a guesthouse when available. We suggest you rent a car for part of your stay in Kea (we can help you with this) as there are many spectacular beaches and hikes to explore.

Kostis Maroulis moved to Tzia (Kea) in 1998 after spending many years away from his native Greece. He has a keen interest in botany, classics, archeology and bee keeping. Tzia and his grandfather's summer property provided the perfect setting for the full scale agro-tourism projects he had envisioned whilst studying in the US, France, England and Russia. Since moving to Tzia, Kostis has planted 2 small vineyards, learned to play the bouzouki, cultivated rare plants collected on his walking tours, built Soultana - a traditional wooden boat with lateen sail, and much more. The European Union encouraged his efforts to promote agriculturally sensitive tourism by awarding him a grant in 2006. Kostis is also a terrific cook.

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Kostis Marulis-Proprietor

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