Villa Mezapos is a newly built maisonette of 150 sq.m. which combines the traditional architecture of Mani and the comforts of a modern home. It consists of two levels. On the first floor are the kitchen, the living room, the dining room and a bathroom. The second level consists of three bedrooms and a bathroom. The kitchen is equipped with an oven, microwave oven, coffee maker, toaster, fridge, dishwasher and all utensils to meet the needs of a family. In the living room there is a TV, a stone-built fireplace and it is decorated with traditional furniture. The two bedrooms consist of double beds and the third bedroom of two single beds. Across the house there is air conditioning and free Wifi. Its terraces have a unique view of the Tigani peninsula and the blue-green waters of Mezapos giving the feeling that you are on a boat. The sun in the afternoons there creates an extraordinary color palette from a dreamlike sunset while in the evenings the observer can gaze at the stars in the crystal clear sky.

The house is ready to welcome travelers who appreciate the different "air" of Laconian Mani and are looking for a destination of relaxation and exploration. Besides, in the wider area there are many places worth a visit. I am a young man with dreams and ambitions, I like to know new cultures through jovial people. There is no better thing for me than to host people from all over the world in the village I love and spent countless summers. I also like activities with the sea and especially fishing.

Mezapos is a seaside resort on the gulf of the Tigani peninsula, in the eastern Mani of the prefecture of Laconia, with two splendid rocky beaches with pebbles and turquoise waters and the small fishing harbor of Kurku. Swimming at the beaches of Mezapos also leads to one of the most exciting explorations of the nearby caves in the area. In Mezapos you will find the church of Panagia Vlacherna, a small and humble Byzantine monument of beauty and religious feath (13th century). In the Tigani Peninsula, a western boundary of the Mezapos bay, there are remains of the 13th-century Frankish castle of Maene, which is believed to offer control all over Mani and in one version, it was named after it, and is an ideal choice for hikers .