This decadent two-storey villa set within a prestigious Greek Resort offers guests complete privacy, stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and unrivalled luxury at every turn. Cardamom Villa is a truly exceptional structure created to provide its guests with the absolute best; consisting of four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a kitchenette, two living rooms, two outdoor heated pools and a plethora of dining areas situated both indoors and outdoors to satisfy every whim. Decorated with opulence and exquisite style, the bedrooms are set with designer duvets and spacious walk-in wardrobes while the bathrooms are extremely elegant, made by the finest Italian marble and offering every amenity imaginable from hydro-massage bathtubs to double jet showers and vanities. The beautifully-designed living rooms are the perfect area to sink into and relax, where sumptuous designer sofas are specifically situated to afford the pleasure of unmatchable sunset views. If you so desire, you may also escape in the abundance of Bang & Olufsen state-of-the-art technology and Bose Wi-Fi music system. Prepare for a stunning dinner setting by the lower level pool with Saarinen dining table and chairs, or if you prefer to be spontaneous, revel in the luxury of a starlit sky while relaxing on the numerous outdoor Persian rugs and lavish Fendi pillows. Ascend the sweeping staircase to the upper-level pool area, overlaid by countless rows of vine for shade and find yourself one step closer to heaven, where you can ultimately visualize Greek gods laying in the grandiose outdoor lounge area and savour the delicious food and wine. To top it off, the panoramic sea views visible from this villa are simply divine. This truly is heaven on earth. #### Features The Villa Cardamom Villa is an uber-luxurious villa with two heated pools. With 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, it sleeps up to 8 guests. Ground Floor - Open-plan living area - Dining room - Kitchenette - Master double bedroom with seating area, en-suite bathroom and terrace access - Twin bedroom with seating area, en-suite bathroom and terrace access Lower Ground Floor - Open-plan living area and dining area with patio access - Kitchenette - Two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms Lower Ground Exterior - Swimming pool - Sun loungers and parasols - Sunbed - Alfresco dining area - Garden area Exterior Grounds - Swimming pool - Sun loungers and parasols - Sun terraces - Seating area - Garden Additional Facilities - Air-conditioning - Free Wi-Fi - Bath amenities - Hair dryer - Access to Resort amenities - Television - DVD and CD player - Bose music system - Minibar - Safebox #### Location Danai Resort is located in Halkidiki, approximately fifty minutes from Thessaloniki airport, and a five-minute drive away from the picturesque port town of Nikiti. It is a place of exceptional beauty, especially known for its sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise water. The private sandy beach at the resort is also lovely for evening walks and splashing about in the sea during the day. There are lots of beautiful sights to see in the local area, Nikiti old village is a gem hidden inside a ravine on the hills above Nikiti modern settlement, well worth a visit. Or visit Sarti, it is the main tourist resort of the east part of Sithonia. It is located just before Sikia, about 140km from Thessaloniki. It is built on a long sandy beach which faces the tip of Athos peninsula. The place was named after the ancient city of "Sarti" which existed in the area during the classical period. Some fortification remains of the ancient city may be seen south of the modern Sarti and close to Sikia. Agios Nikolaos is another historic small town. The first inhabitants were probably people of the Bronze Age (3300–1200 BC). Remains of their settlement have been discovered on a hill called "Vetryno", south-west of the modern town. History enthusiasts should consider visiting Dion Archaeological Park. The site owes its name to the most important Macedonian sanctuary built in honour of Olympian Zeus (Dias). A sacred place for the ancient Macedonians it retained its prominence throughout antiquity as evidenced by the wide variety of finds. It is the most impressive archaeological "park" in Greece; sanctuaries, Hellenistic and Roman theatres, paved pathways, baths with pools and mosaics, an auditorium, Roman houses, villas and Early Christian basilicas.