Ambassador Villa

Description

This exquisite 2-bedroom villa at Costa Navarino is located within The Romanos, a Luxury Collection Resort. It enjoys a wonderful view of the Ionian Sea from its own area of private beach. Ideal for a small family, accommodating up to five guests, it has the use of a vast array of resort facilities and features its own private infinity pool.

Ambassador Villa lies beside Dunes Beach, an exclusive beach for the resort guests only. With its 73 sqm pool and adjacent terrace area right next to the sands. The private area provides the perfect place for sunbathing in complete seclusion, and the terrace offers spaces for outdoor dining and general relaxation. Also, with 24/7 butler service, you can rest assure that everything will take care of, and that your only duty is to relax.

Patio doors lead you from the dining area into the main living area of the house, where you have comfortable seating and entertainment from Apple TV, DVD and a home cinema and music system. This area leads through to an impressive dining area with a large circular table and eight chairs. The resort provides a huge range of options for dining out too, with several restaurants and bars offering Greek, Italian, Middle Eastern and other world cuisines.

The master bedroom features a king-size bed and TV, while a second bedroom has twin beds – both rooms enjoy direct access to the terrace. Two elegant marble bathrooms provide a free-standing bathtub, double sinks, shower and vanity counter.

The villa is equipped with features including air-conditioning and high-speed internet. You can expect champagne on arrival, and a range of other services and resort facilities are available to you as a guest at Ambassador Villa.

The resort provides excellent spa and fitness facilities, with several swimming pools, free weights and a variety of cardio equipment. There are also two 18-hole golf courses with magnificent views and noteworthy topography. There are many opportunities around the wider area to enjoy outdoor sports, and if you wish to explore the history of the region, Ancient Messini and the Palace of Nestor offer an inspiring look into its past.

#### Features
The Villa

Ambassador Villa offers absolute privacy and an exquisite location, besides enjoying all the amenities of the Costa Navarino resort. There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms, accommodating up to 5 people

Interior
- Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe
- Twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom (can be fitted an extra bed)
- Open-plan living room
- Dining area for up to 8 people
- Home cinema
- Guest bathroom
- Kitchenette

Exterior
- Infinity pool (73 m2) and pool deck
- Sun loungers & parasols
- Beach garden
- Dining area under gazebo
- Spa and massage area with outdoor shower
- Direct access to Dunes Beach

#### Location
Costa Navarino combines a rich history with spectacular beaches and a chilled-out vibe. Largely free from mass tourism, it remains a pretty and enchanting place to discover, with the breathtaking views of the Ionian Sea alone making it worth doing so.

The unspoilt countryside makes it an area perfect for outdoor activity, and much is on offer to visitors. The Navarino Outdoor Academy organises cycling, hiking and Nordic walking tours, as well as indoor and outdoor climbing, with plenty of help and instruction available. There are also courts for a variety of racquet sports, while those who want to explore the mysteries of the deep have a Divers' Club offering lessons in scuba and snorkelling.

Voidokilia Beach is a local treasure well worth seeking out, with its distinctive loop shape and sand dunes leading it to be called one of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean. Also nearby is the Gialova lagoon, one of Europe's most important wetlands, which is the place any bird-lovers will want to head to.

There is plenty of historical interest in the region, with Ancient Messini dating back to 369 BC – go to check out its well-preserved fortification walls which extend for several miles. The Temple of Apollo at Bassae was ahead of even the Acropolis in being listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is one of the country's finest surviving examples of classical architecture, while the elaborate Palace of Nestor offers another fascinating insight into Mycenaean times.

Those who would prefer to explore the area's natural beauty will not be disappointed either, with lakes, waterfalls, vineyards and olive groves adding to the richness of the Peloponnese landscape.