Blue Sea House

Staying at Blue Sea House in Klima was the highlight of our trip - spacious, beautiful views and even protected from the meltemi winds, which were felt further down the row of Klima fisherman’s huts. Perfect sunset view, great communication and welcome, and - incredibly - parking so we didn’t have to park in the public park (which is quite a walk & I’ve had to do when staying in Klima previously). 10/10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nothing - loved it all.

Location is lovely and fisherman house is very sweet and authentic

Road is hard and parking can be tricky must be a very competent driver and be prepared to walk over slippery footpath with luggage.

We loved the cleanliness, the location and the amenities! The attention to detail and the little touches were very impressive- this property is obviously managed with love and pride and it truely shows! We love love loved it!

Nothing we didn’t like or enjoy about this property!

The fisherman houses are very attractive to the tourist eyes for their bright, beautiful colors from outside. Being located right on the shoreline make the houses attractive, and definitely offer a spectacular view. During the night there is a breathtaking show of bright stars on the dark sky. The kitchen is fully equipped and the fridge was stocked with water, juice, milk, wine and a bowl of peaches. This was very nice since the place is out of reach for supermarket. We appreciated the everyday cleaning service.

We booked the house for a family of 5, but there is absolutely no room for 5 people. The house has only one living room, one bedroom, one full bathroom and one half bathroom. They placed 2 single beds upstairs in the tiny hall and one single bed in the living room. The decoration of the house is very rudimentary, there is no coziness. There is AC only in the tiny hall upstairs. The house is maximum for 2 people. There is a lack of privacy because of so many tourists coming up and down for pictures and they place their towels right in front of the entrance or they sit on the house chairs. The access to the houses is very difficult (even more so with luggage), you have to wear only flip flops or barefoot because the sea water gets right at the doors. If there is a high tide do not be surprised if the sea water gets into the living room (don’t place phones or chargers on the floor).