Billi's Loft granting stunning sea views ideal for a relaxing holiday.

Our Loft in Loutraki Heraion (Villa Oneiro) is situated 16 km from the town of Loutraki, only 1,5 hours from the city of Athens and 250 m from the magnificent salt lake of Heraion-Vouliagmeni.
Overlooking the lake with sea water and the Corinthian gulf, the loft offers all the facilities for a comfortable and relaxing holiday.
Situated in a walking distance from the beach (aproximately 300 meters), granting stunning sea views and quiet neighborhood the ideal place for a vacation with plenty of peace and quiet, nature, guaranties wonderful views and magical sunsets!
Car is recommended for visiting the nearest town of Loutraki just 20 min drive with essential holiday facilities, taverns and shops.
We have a 4-acre garden with lots of trees and flowers.
The owner’s are available to accommodate the visitors in any way they can.
DISTANCES
Beach & Water sports: 250m
Nearest tavern: 250m
Nearest town – Loutraki: 16 km (20 min drive)
Airport: approx. 135 klm
Pharmacy: 6 km at Perahora
Supermarket: 6 km at Perahora
From the Venizelos Airport in Athens, or from Piraeus Port, you may reach Korinthos by train and the town of Loutraki by bus that leaves from western Athens approximately every hour. From Loutraki you can reach Perachora and Lake Heraion-Vouliagmenis by bus. Taxi and car hiring services are available.

NEARBY SIGHTSEEING’S :
- Ancient Heraion sanctuary to the goddess Hera.
Today’s visitors to Ancient Heraion also get the chance to have a wonderful refreshing swim from the sanctuary beach, or a chance to do some 'cliff-jumping' from the surrounding rocks for the more adventurous, as the sea in the sanctuary cove is both deep and clear.
- Lake Vouliagmeni Known also as Vouliagemi lagoon, 3.5 kms from Ancient Heraion, the lake is a picturesque area surrounded by many cafes and taverns, with local fishermen still going about their daily business, as they have for thousands of years.
- Melagavi lighthouse
- Corinth Canal
Although Heraion and Perachora are beyond the Corinth Canal geographically, they are still officially part of Corinthia and the Peloponnese.
- The town of Loutraki is only 84 km away from Athens, connected by the National highway Athens - Patras, and only 6km from the famous Corinth Canal.
A unique combination of climatologically conditions and natural surroundings makes the whole area a privileged place.
A temperate Mediterranean climate, breezes scented with iodine from the crystal blue sea and superb beaches that have been awarded the "Blue flag of Europe" five times, make it a truly enchanting place.
The town of Loutraki is a well organized resort and together with its famous table and therapeutic waters, marvelous natural beauty spots and cosmopolitan life, there is so much to offer. In the center of Loutraki various classes of hotel, numerous night clubs, restaurants, bars and cafeterias, offer their excellent service. Most of the hotels are built along the sea front The beach of Loutraki, only a few steps from the Gerania mountain, is 4 Km Long, making the entire town an almost endless beach, which is equipped with modem installations at your disposal for endless hours of swimming and sea sports. If you prefer climbing, the mountain and its fantastic forest are waiting to be explored.
The area of Loutraki and water are two closely related entities. They are complementary, to one another. After long research studies the scientific word substantiated the unique therapeutic virtues of the water and designated it as a "unique treasure". It is of a very high quality, and competitive to waters such as Perrier, Vichy and Evian. Due to its therapeutic power, it has become famous word-wide. LOUTRAKI is one of the major water bottling industries in Greece. Also in the town of Loutraki is the famous thermal spa which includes all kinds of water therapies and also o lots of beauty treatments. For more information you may visit the site.
- 3 major Greek sightseeing areas :
- ANCIENT THEATRE OF EPIDAURUS Firstly in a range of one and a half hours (1, 5), 86Km you can visit the famous ancient theatre of Epidaurus. The theatre of Epidaurus is the place where are presented historical theatrical plays written by the ancient dramatists authors.
- MYCENAE Secondly 57 km from the house, only one (1) hour drive, one may visit Mycenae, the famous palace of King Agamemnon, the great general who leaded the Greeks in the conquest of Troy. You can visit the museum in Mycenae’s and see the well saved grave of King Agamemnon.
- NEMEA Thirdly in a range of one (1) hour drive, 53 km you can visit Nemea (Greek: Νεμέα) an ancient site in the northeastern part of the Peloponnese, in Greece. Formerly part of the territory of Cleonae in Argolis, it is today situated in the regional unit of Corinthia. The small village of Archaia Nemea (formerly known as "Koutsoumadi"[1] and then "Iraklion") is immediately southwest of the archaeological site, while the new town of Nemea lies to the west. Here in Greek mythology Heracles overcame the Nemean Lion of the Lady Hera, and here during Antiquity the Nemean Games were played, in three sequence, ending about 235 BCE, celebrated in the eleven Nemean odes of Pindar.
It is also well known for the wine industry which is developed in the area, and you can visit many wine distilleries.
KALAVRYTA : Last but not least ,in a range of 130 Km, about 2h there drive is the villaga of Kalavryta. Kalavryta is built near the ancient city of Cynaetha. During the late Middle Ages, the town was the centre of the Barony of Kalavryta within the Frankish Principality of Achaea, until it was re-conquered by the Byzantines in the 1270s. After that it remained under Byzantine control until the fall of the Despotate of the Morea to the Ottoman Turks in 1460. With the exception of a 30-year interlude of Venetian control, the town remained under Turkish rule until the outbreak of the Greek War of Independence in 1821, in whose early stages Kalavryta figures prominently: it was here that on 21 March 1821 the flag of the revolt was raised at the monastery of Agia Lavra by bishop Germanos III of Old Patras. Mt Chelmos near Kalavryta. Kalavryta. On 13 December 1943, in retribution for the killing of the captured German soldiers, what is commemorated as the Massacre of Kalavryta, German troops ordered all male residents of Kalavryta, aged 14 years and up, to gather in a field just outside the village. There, they machine-gunned down 696 of them. Only 13 survived. After that they burnt down the town before they left and the next day they burnt down the Monastery of Agia Lavra, birthplace of the Greek War of Independence. In Kastriá, in the municipal unit of Lefkasi, there is the famous cave system Spilaio ton Limnon ("Cave of the Lakes") which is filled with beautiful lakes and strange rock formations. Kalavryta has a ski centre which is located east of town, on the slopes of Chelmos. The monastery of Agia Lavra is located on a hill 4 km (2 mi) southwest of Kalavryta. Another famous monastery nearby is Mega Spilaio which is located 8 km (5 mi) northeast.From the Venizelos Airport in Athens, or from Piraeus Port, you may reach Korinthos by train and the town of Loutraki by bus that leaves from western Athens approximately every hour. From Loutraki you can reach Perachora and Lake Heraion-Vouliagmenis by bus. Taxi and car hiring services are available.