Villa Malena is located between Psari Forada and Sidonia, on the road to Arvi. It was built in 2007 with great care to provide a quiet family holiday. It has a large garden with lots of greenery and lawn, an oven, a barbecue as well as ample parking. Within 200 meters is the coastal settlement of Sidonia with its beautiful and windless beach, its cafes and the square where cultural and sports events take place every summer. The area is ideal for small excursions to nearby beaches, picturesque villages but also to forests, canyons and plateaus. We are looking forward to an unforgettable family holiday near Cretan nature from Spring until Autumn. Villa Malena has air-conditioned and includes a TV, fridge and kitchenette. The two-room rooms have a private balcony and there is a sofa bed which can accommodate two additional persons. Room Facilities: Air Conditioning, TV, Refrigerator, Kitchenette, Kitchen Utensils, WC with Shower, Wardrobe, Makeup Mirror, Table Chairs Other Amenities: Garden - Children's Playground, Woodworking - Barbeque, Comfortable Parkinhas

Psari Forada is a settlement of the village of Kalami in the municipality of Viannos, 9 km from it, 1 km from the Libyan Sea and 85 km from Heraklion. Usually when one refers generally to the area of ​​Psari Forada it also includes the seaside settlement of Sidonia. The plain of Psari Forada is crossed by a torrent that only brings its waters to the sea during winter and rainy season. The particular microclimate of the area has enabled farmers to grow outdoor tomatoes in the heart of winter with a harvest season from October to April. In summer it is the most windy place as it is certain that there is no chance of disrupting your summer holidays. The unique beach of Psari Forada is a true gem with deep blue sea background and is the landmark of the place. Every night the square is transformed, the cafes are crowded with people of all ages, and the evening stroll along the beach seals a day's drive. See maps and photos of the area and suggested nearby sightseeing trips. Psari beach has its own story. According to tradition, the settlement took its name during the years of Arab rule in Crete.