Capetan Giorgantas
Central Adamas base 200 metres from the port
Sobre este hotel
Capetan Giorgantas sits close enough to the port that arriving by ferry means a five-minute walk with bags rather than a taxi ride, and the village centre with its restaurants and shops surrounds the property on every side, giving a real sense of Adamas's daily rhythm from the room. Rooms carry sea views toward the bay rather than the caldeira drama of Plaka, which is a five-kilometre trip away and worth the detour for a sunset outing. The spa gives families a break from the beach circuit without leaving the village, and air conditioning plus free WiFi cover the practical side of the stay throughout. A safety deposit box is available for valuables, useful given how much foot traffic passes through this stretch of the village each evening.
- Central location
- Spa on site
- Sea-view rooms
- Family-friendly
A nossa opinião
This suits travellers who want to be in the middle of Adamas life, walking to dinner and the ferry both, over a quieter but more remote setting further from the harbour. The central position means more foot traffic and less hush than the outskirts hotels, worth weighing for light sleepers. Anyone chasing total quiet after dark should book toward Klima or Plaka instead, since Capetan Giorgantas sits right where the village's evening activity concentrates.
- ✓Walk to the port for the ferry, five minutes flat with luggage
- ✓Book the drive to Plaka for late afternoon, the light suits the clifftop view best then
- ✓Use the spa on the day of a Sarakiniko trip, both sit about five kilometres out in different directions
Porque gostamos
- 200 metres from the port
- Spa for family downtime
- Central Adamas location
- Sea-view rooms toward the bay
Porque os viajantes adoramThe central spot meant we never needed a taxi, the port, restaurants and a small supermarket were all within a few minutes on foot from the front door. The spa was a welcome break midweek when the kids were happy with a pool day instead of the beach. Driving out to Plaka for sunset was the trip highlight, and Sarakiniko wasn't far in the other direction either. A livelier location than we expected, in a good way, with plenty going on right outside.