Kea, the island also known as Tzia, located in the Cyclades Cluster, is a land with great natural beauty and distinct traditional characteristics. Kea Island (Tzia) is bursting with valleys, streams, hills, orchards, plantations and beautiful sandy beaches, all of which create the perfect setting for the island’s charming hill and seaside villages.
Kea (Tzia) is situated between the southeastern coast of Attica and the islands of Kythnos, Syros and Andros. It covers an area of 130,5 sq. km, has a coastline of 81,5 km and a population of approximately 2,500 inhabitants.
Kea is frequented mainly by people who want to spend their vacations on a serene and peaceful island, soaking up the sun and strolling though quaint villages and attractive landscapes. The port of Korissia, also known as Livadia, is the first place you will see when you arrive on the island. Its close proximity to Athens makes Kea an ideal destination for both weekend getaways and longer vacations.
Kea has several lovely villages that provide guests with a variety of dining and nightlife venues as well as a wide range of hotels, apartments, rooms to rent and studios.
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