Villa Bond is 25 minutes from Athens airport and 15 minutes from the port of Rafina. The famous beach of Schinias of the Aegean sea is just 5 minutes.Along the beach there are restaurants, taverns, coffee bars, etc. Villa BOND has been built with a postmodern design in a future trend on three levels.It is available for luxury holidays as well as for social-business events (Weddings-Christenings-Graduations) and V-Clip and TV program production.
The external area of Villa BOND, both the garden and the surrounding area of the Pool with the outdoor Bar, the Jacuzzi and the BBQ create a magical environment with the inox decorative elements anddeck floors to dominate. The interior decoration is based on a unique raster from absolute white to absolute black.With round beds, inox elements, glass doors, mirrors, glass floors, meteorites, home cinema, huge gym, play room with billiards and many TVs for the guests of the Villa.
Villa BOND is located in the Court Clerks Settlement of SCHINIA.
The Schinia-Marathona National Park was established in 2000 with the aim of protecting an exceptional natural terrestrial and marine environment with a wide variety of habitats and abundanceimportant plant and animal species.
One of the last remaining sanctuaries of the prefecture of Attica, large numbers of migratory birds flock during the migration season to the Schinias wetland, aof the largest wetlands of southern Greece, including many endangered species such as the egret, the mallard and the grebe. Ibis.
A rare habitat, Schinias Bay stands out for its soft, sandy beach with its famous coastal pine forest consisting of umbrella pines and Aleppo pines — one ofthe three forests of this type in Greece.The sea daffodil, a symbol of beauty and vigor since ancient times, can be seen in sheltered corners of the beach, while Neptune Grass plants, which only thrive in clear water, are found in the sea ofPark, offering refuge to many species of small fish.
The water of the paddling lake teems with life, hosting life forms such as algae, eels, frogs and toads, turtles, harmless water snakes and the Marathon Minnow, a small fish found only in eastern mainland Greece.
In mythology, the Makaria Spring to the northwest of the Rowing Center was a gift from the heroine Makaria, daughter of Hercules. The spring carries water to the paddling and to the Schinias wetland.
Historically, the area is identified with the field of the Battle of Marathon in 490 BC. and specifically with the Persian camp, while the Battle Trophy is very close by.
