Katerina's House is a house in the center of Timbaki. It is perfect for couples and families. It has all the amenities of a home and it makes you feel welcome from the first glance. It is can host up to 3 persons. It has 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom a kitchen and living room area and a porch. It is close to the supermarket and the shops and only 5 minutes away by car from the Kokkinos Pirgos beach.

Hello dear guests I am Katerina Giannakaki. I come from Tympaki. I have to sons. I am the owner of this property. I would like to welcome you here. Happy Holidays ! Best regards Katerina Giannakaki

The town of Timpaki , is located in the west edge of the valley of Messara, 65,3km away from Iraklion. Timpaki is a busy and rich town where early garden produces, citrus fruit and olives are cultivated. The excellent weather of the area has favoured the cultivation of horticultural plants. The name of the town is derived from the word "timvos" that means tomb. It is said that the first settlers of the town have come from the nearby settlement of Agios Andreas which was located on a tomb like hill. The town provides a full range of modern facilities; banks, post office, doctors office, stores, schools, hotels, restaurants etc. to cover the needs both of the locals as well as of the hundreds of the visitors. Since 1956 there is an open market ("pazari") at the center of the town every Friday. There, the local producers sell their products, such as fruit and vegetables, cheese, bread, ect. Kokkinos Pirgos is a small coastal community, 2km away from Timbaki with a nice, long sandy beach, one of the longest in Crete, and a clear transparent sea. The part of the beach to the north west of the harbour is called Makrimaliana (or Kakoskalo) and the south east part of it is called Katalyki . The harbour in front of the village of Kokkinos Pirgos, offers docking facilities for sailing and fishing boats. There are hotels, restaurants, bars, etc. across the harbour and along the beach. You can always find good fresh fish in the taverns of the village. Kokkinos Pirgos (meaning red tower) , took its name from a castle that use to be there during the Middle Ages, which was built by red clay earth.