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Luxury House Vavourakis built at the village of Mournies at a short distance of 5km from the beaches of Chrissi Akti and Agioi Apostoloi. The distance from the beach of Kalamaki is 8km. Chania City Center and the Old Venetian Harbour are just 12 min by car away.The most famous Water Park of Chania, “Limnoupolis” is only 10 min by car.The internal and external spaces of the villa are ideal to enjoy comfortable and relaxed holidays in a quiet environment.

The small town of Mournies is 4 kilometres south of Chania and it has stood in this location since the Byzantine period. It is surrounded by many monastic dependencies and, for that reason, many beautiful churches and monasteries can be visited in and around the town. Mournies is the seat of the municipality of the same name which includes various other villages scattered in the area (20 of them) and has about 5300 inhabitants. It gets the name from the many mulberry trees (mournies in Greek) standing in the village and around. During the 17th century Mournies was famous for its many magnificent villas which were owned by local noblemen.