Ibid

Ibid's wonderfully panoramic pool.Ibid, seen from on high.A shady spot by the pool.The living area, the kitchen and a wall of sliding glass doors.What an atmosphere!Looking towards the house.Ibid's beautifully finished open-plan living area with its stunning views.Polished concrete flooring runs throughout to create a homogeneous aesthetic.The kitchen.The double bedroom with its garden access (Bedroom 1).A little sitting area outside the bedroom.The moulded polished concrete sink surround in the shower room.Rustic touches blend in with the chic look.A shady space to relax.The outdoor dining area outside the kitchen.Chilling by the pool.Ibid is perfect for a honeymoon or a romantic retreat.Ibid's grounds are home to an old, stone-built mill.A sheltered spot in which to barbecue.The Zakynthian sky seen from inside the old mill.A picnic with a view.Relaxing on the roof-top terrace.Dining on the shady roof-top terrace is hard to beat.Aperitif hour at Ibid is unforgettable.The perfect spot for some yoga.Ibid has been known to inspire creativity.Exploring the grounds one comes upon this...A cosy, shaded viewpoint from which to soak up the views.There are numerous options for al fresco life.Afternoon snooze?A magical atmosphere as evening falls.Ibid, illuminated at night.Time for one last dip?Wide-open views to take the breath away.The nearby beach of Agios Nikolaos.Agios Nikolaos harbour, where you can rent a boat.A pure expression of Greek architectural heritage near Agios Nikolaos.The magical Blue Caves - we recommend you rent a boat for a couple of days to explore the coast.Beautiful Climati beach, just one of several down the coast from Ibid.Vathi Lagadi beach is another nearby option.Or maybe Kremidi beach?Gorgeous Makris Gialos beach, one of the loveliest beaches on the east coast of Zakynthos is a short drive away.The bell tower in the nearby village of Volimes.Idyllic Xigia beach.The sandy beach of Alykes.Navagio beach - Zakynthos's most famous and most photographed beach. The harbour in Zakynthos Town. © Dominic Petroc