There are a variety of stunning villas in Greece to stay with a range of styles and sizes to accommodate every type of traveler. If you are looking to stay at Kefalonia, Lefkada, Ithaca, and many more There are plenty of beautiful villas to select from. Kefalonia is the largest one of all the Greek islands that lie in the Ionian Sea and also has an enviable reputation for being among the most stunning. It’s an extremely sought-after vacation spot for villas due to its stunning beaches, stunning coastlines, and numerous cultural sites near the bustling towns. If you’re looking to stay in luxury villas in Kefalonia with private pools, then this blog is the best place to be.
Kefalonia is a large island that is home to beaches and caves with fresh seafood and wineries, as well as walking trails through the diverse natural habitat, and a wealth of history. This makes for an amazing backdrop for your luxurious villa vacation. Find out more about the features that make Kefalonia the perfect location for your next vacation in a private villa.
Villa Alena
A modern new addition to Our Kefalonia range, Villa Alena is sleek and elegant, and set in cool greys, with stylish marble bathrooms. The fully-equipped kitchen is the space, which is open with a space for relaxation and enjoying a comfortable seat and an indoor dining table. A second living area is equipped with luxurious sofas and a big television screen. Outside the shaded terrace is a good view of the olive trees and groves that surround it and there’s an amazing pool that is surrounded by wooden loungers and parasols.
Three bedrooms are available with two doubles that have en suite bathrooms with a balcony terrace and a twin bedroom equipped with a shower with a private balcony. Villa Alena is ideally located only a few minutes from Avithos beach resort, just a 10-minute drive to the airport, and only 15 minutes away from Kefalonia’s capital city, Argostoli.
La Skalita
This spectacular property is situated in a superb location, overlooking the stunning Skala valley where lush hills slope down towards the seemingly endless beach and the bustling seaside town of the identical name. The south-west corner of the headland, which juts into the ocean lies Mounda Beach (1.8km), an unbeatable and protected stretch of unspoiled sandy shoreline that is known for its long-standing nesting spot of the threatened Loggerhead sea turtle. It is located on the hillside above Skala, the surrounding landscape is awe-inspiringly filled with olive groves, fields, and country tracks that wind through the hills.
The property is surrounded by beautiful flowers and a tiered garden, La Skalita is an ideal hideaway for couples who are looking for a suitable holiday spot. It is located on the fringe of the village The house has all the luxury and space of a larger home as well as some spectacular views of the sparkling Ionian Sea from the terrace and balcony.
Villa Anesis
In the land’s finger that faces north to the mainland, This Kefalonia house is away from the bustle of island life in the quiet hill town of Vasilikades which is located about 10km from Fiskardo. It has a classic look to it, complete with columns and balconies of wrought iron and wrought-iron balconies, but it’s, in reality, a modern residence with three bedrooms that are in tranquil shades of cream and peach with a modern kitchen that is well-equipped and an inviting, if smaller — outdoor pool. Its USP is the view of the hills towards the coast However, keep in mind that you’ll have to drive for the closest beaches.
Isicos
A large terrace wraps around this charming and welcoming house located in Kefalonia’s lush countryside. It has an outdoor dining area that is shaded as well as a comfortable sitting area covered in cool rattan as well as plenty of sun traps for relaxing. The view is stunning from a variety of angles, including the valley and hillsides that are forested and out over the ocean towards the island of Ithaca as well as the picturesque village of Lefkada.
Marina
It’s a total pleasure to include this delightful romantic getaway in the Kefalonia portfolio. Recently renovated to a particularly excellent standard and creatively constructed both inside and outside Every aspect of this elegantly appointed, luxuriously located retreat invites relaxation. It is a great option for those looking to relax, rest and recharge (honeymooners particularly need not look any further!) vacations in the sun aren’t more attractive than at Marina.
Beautifully landscaped around an old olive tree. The main pool is a long Roman step running across the width of the private pool on one side, with an awning that is covered with an inviting dining/sitting terrace on the other.
Villa Mustique
Lourdes is a beautiful region of the island along the southern coastline road and has a secluded beach and a couple of welcoming Tavernas. The villa is a bit farther inland and has a view out over to the Bay, ocean, and the rooftops of the village from its terrace and swimming pool. The style is modern and chic, with hardwood floors, sleek lines as well as sliding glass doors. an attractive monochrome palette. The three bedrooms have ensuites and two of them are directly connected to the balcony.
Villa Erin
In a tranquil spot along the southern coast of Kefalonia, Villa Erin combines contemporary interiors and epic outdoor living. The property is the ideal of both since, while it offers an enchanting sense of privacy the stunning beach is just 1.5km from the property and the charming town of Sparta is only 1km away. Inside, the villa is ultra-modern with neutral colors with cool, tiled floors.
The spacious living room is spacious and has comfy seating, a big screen TV to enjoy a relaxing evening, and a dining table for guests to share meals with the family holiday the kitchen is fully equipped. Glass sliding doors open to the most stunning terrace, with al-fresco seating that allows you to take in the expansive views of the landscape to the ocean. On the sunken terrace is a stunning infinity pool as well as a sunlounger pool with an area that is shallow for sun loungers to relax and take a break from the sun’s rays.
Travel Guide in Kefalonia
For stunning beaches, why not go to one of the breathtaking villas in north Kefalonia? A lot of villas located in this area of Kefalonia are one step away from stunning golden sand beaches. There are ones that are 350m away just a few hundred meters from Manali Beach, famous for its crystal-clear waters and stunning views. You can find single-bedroom homes, the perfect villa for a romantic couples getaway, all the way to large family-sized villas that have five bedrooms. If you’re looking for a thrilling holiday, Kefalonia has a lot to provide. It is possible to take on adventurous excursions on the beach and explore the museums and archeological sites to learn details about Kefalonia’s intriguing past.
Beaches
Our luxurious villas located in Kefalonia are carefully selected because of their stunning views of the ocean, stunning private pools, and proximity to breathtaking beaches. We have several villas located in Fiskardo located in a picturesque small fishing village that has some of the oldest structures on the island, which was one of the very few areas that survived the earthquake of 1953. From here, you can travel to Myrtos beach, which is located in the northwestern part of Kefalonia and is thought to be among the top beaches around the globe. Beaches with blue flags are plentiful in Kefalonia and make it the perfect spot for families who want to spend their holidays playing in the sand and building sandcastles.
Activities
If you’re looking to enjoy a relaxing day from the comforts of your house, going on a boat ride towards Melissani Cave is a must. Melissani Cave is a must-do while in Kefalonia and you can watch as the sun sets over the intricate formations of stalactites reflecting off the crystal clear waters. Argostoli is the capital of the island and the bustling port is where boat excursions start. Take a stroll down the beach from your hotel at breakfast time to look for sea turtles looking for an opportunity to grab a bite on one of the fishing boats that return with their morning’s catch. Another thrilling excursion along the seas is to visit the nearby islands of Ithaca or Zakynthos to spend the day. Or divide your vacation between two islands, and stay on one of the villas on Zakynthos for a week.
Souvenir Shopping
Greeks are famous for their outstanding craftsmanship. The best items to buy are lace, jewelry, ceramics and textiles, rugs, knitwear leather, local spirits, and local wines.
A different local item of high quality is crocheted linen and embroidered work. There are also vendors at the side of the road selling homemade made honey and wine and the more traditional ‘pantopeleons’, the local supermarkets with every Greek product available… therefore, make sure to inquire!
Skala, Poros, and all the villages in between usually have mini markets which sell essentials as well as souvenirs and gifts Argostoli and Fiscardo offer a greater variety of shops to peruse.
The most sought-after items include Robiola and Calliga wines as well as bottles of the aniseed-flavored liquor Ouzo Quince Paste as well as Pralines (mandolins) as well as the Kefalonian honey, also known to be Golden Honey. There are also stores selling jewelry, English books, and general souvenirs.
Drinking and eating in Kefalonia
Our villas located in Fiskardo are within access to a variety of seafront restaurants with an amazing view and an 18th-century harbor that is popular for yachtsmen. Scala is also home to a wide variety of eateries to choose from for dinner that have an energetic atmosphere, as well as some bars serving cocktails, and a taxi stands near the town’s entrance for guests staying in nearby villas.
An exciting method to try traditional Kefalonian cuisine in the privacy of your own home is through additional cook services. In addition, our villa experts arrange additional services like cook services and boat rental, they also can book your flights and accommodation.
Best time to go to Kefalonia?
A stay in a villa Kefalonia is available anytime between April through October. Although the spring months can be with a bit of wind and rain in May, the average daily temperature is around 25 degrees. Summer’s peak months will see temperatures reaching the mid-thirties. As we move through September, the weather is comfortable enough to relax by the pool in your villa holiday at home.
Explore Kefalonia
If you’d want to get out and about and experience more of Kefalonia Here are some of the best beaches and locations we recommend visiting.
Drogorati Cave
3km outside the town 3km from the town of Sami towards Argostoli there is Drogorati’s cave. Drogorati. The ambiance is captivating with stalactites and stalagmites. amazing acoustics, sea views, and a massive hall that is a singular geological wonder.
The Cave of Ayios Gerasimos
About 3km away to the west of Argostoli In Lassi, You can go to an underground cave belonging to Ayios Gerasimos. This is the patron saint of the island. According to legend the saint Gerasimos was born at Trikala of Korinthia and was part of the Notaras family that is famous. He has ordained a monk and lived for twelve years living in the Holy Land, then five years on Zakynthos. In 1560, he took possession of the cave at Lassi and remained there until he established an abbey in Omala Valley. Omala valley. The 15th of August was his death date 1579. Two years later, his remains were buried in the church which was constructed above the cave. A trapdoor can be found in the rear of the church which leads into the cave.
Melissani Lake
Melissani Lake is situated near Karavomylos. The lake was discovered underground in the year 1951 by Cave expert Giannis Petroheilos. He dated it to the beginning of the Hellenistic period. In the aftermath of a massive earthquake, 500 years ago, a significant part of the roof fell which led to the discovery. The way light falls across the roof onto a rock and on the water’s surface below creates reflections of the water with blue and green shades. It is possible to explore different parts of the cave via boat, and you can gaze upon the stalactites that hang off the walls. The cave was the site where the gods worshipped Pan and the nymph Melissanthi.
Turtle Rescue Fund
The Kefalonia residents are very satisfied that the Caretta turtles are still using the unspoiled beaches of southern Kefalonia to lay eggs. Like one would imagine they are protected and monitored to ensure the eggs aren’t affected by the influx of beach barbecues and sun umbrellas that are frequently located on these stunningly gorgeous beaches. Rabia has situated just a 20-minute car drive from Mounda Bay where the turtles lay their eggs.
Mount Ainos
The highest mountain in Kefalonia, Mount Ainos is heavily wooded with Kefalonian fir which is unique to the island. In 1962, the Ainos Forest (with a total area of 28,620 square meters) was designated to be a National Park. The park, which is one of the smaller of the 10 park nationals across Greece is situated in the northeast region of the island. Its height is 1,628m at its highest level. The peak provides a breathtaking view of the neighboring islands, including Ithaca, Lefkas, Zakynthos, and, if the weather permits the Peloponnese situated on mainland Greece. The region is also of archaeological significance, as an altar dedicated to Zeus was discovered in the area.
You can drive up to the entrance at the entrance to Mount Ainos National Park, and then hike up to the summit to enjoy lunch. While it’s the third-highest mountain in Greece and the third-highest in Europe, it’s an easy hike with an easy trail and plenty of trails that are in good shape because of the shepherds who lead their flocks up the mountain. It takes around three hours to complete the climb, but it’s worth it for the breathtaking views of the entire island on a clear day and the possibility of seeing some of the around 20 wild horses that wander the fields on the mountain.
Overall: Luxury villas in Kefalonia
The island is divided by a narrow strait The island of Ithaca Odysseus’s legendary home, Kefalonia, is perhaps the most varied and rewarding of islands in the Ionian islands.
Famous for Louis de Bernieres’ bestselling novel Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, Kefalonia is surprisingly large, with a length of 45km north-to-south and 40km from east to west. While there are plenty of developed areas, particularly near the coast, its dimensions mean that the island feels far more unspoiled than most Islands in Greece.
