Menites Springs Villa in Andros island is a unique property surrounded by the lush greenery of Menites springs.

Enjoy the sound of “Fountana” streaming while relaxing at your balcony and wake up in the beauty of the fairy environment created by the springs and trees surrounding the estate. Remember that you are still on a Cycladic island! In less of 6km distance you will find yourself in the beautiful Chora of Andros and the beaches of Nimporio and Paraporti.

The house itself is a delight. Stone built, mixing shapes and natural materials to create the best out of the location and a feeling of bright understated luxury.

Laze around and unwind at the outdoor BBQ dining area made for enjoying relaxing holiday meals. The inside is equally as appealing, with spacious rooms elegantly decorated in soothing hues.

Menites Spring Villas At a Glance

The villa comes with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, bed linen, towels, a flat-screen TV, a dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a patio with garden views. Free WiFi and private parking are also provided.

The property overlooks the garden and includes a washing machine, a fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with free amenities. We will also find a dishwasher, oven, coffee maker and kettle.

Menites Spring Villas Neighborhood

The Maenad’s Springs are located in the traditional settlement of Menites, surrounded by walnut and plane trees.

The water springs from the mouths of marble lions, in the small shady square with the taverns and cafes.

The name of the village comes from the Maenads the nymphs of god Dionysus, but the historian Dimitrios Paschalis claims that the name Manites comes from the word “amoenitas”, meaning a cute, pleasant place.

Whatever it is, Menites is one of the most beautiful, lush Andros villages. They are very close to Chora. From the village begins the valley of Messaria that ends up at the beach of Neimporio. The springs of Maenads are located under the sanctuary of Panagia Koumoulos.

Many claim that the church is built on the site of an ancient temple. The springs are watering many estates of Menites and Messaria and they end up to Messa Chorio in Livadia! They legend says, are the ancient springs of the temple of Dionysus. Next to Koumoulos is the spring of “Fountana”, (fontana: spring, fountain) very close to the spring of Molivaria, the spring of Zanakis (Ano Menites), Koumaros and others. Until the war and later many mills and water mills were operating.