Trapezaki is the perfect place for a laid-back, away-from-it-all holiday. Set in beautiful countryside halfway between the resorts of Lassi and Skala, our villas are located on a hill surrounded by olive groves - with a stunning backdrop of Mount Énos. A small selection of mini-markets and tavernas can be found scattered around the resort. Unspoilt and undeveloped, Trapezaki beach is just one kilometre away. Set in a rocky cove, here you will find fine sand and crystal clear waters.

Around Skala, you will find some of the best beaches on Kefalonia - with golden sand stretching along the coast, backed by lush pine trees. If you’re prepared to walk a little further, it’s possible to find a spot almost to yourself. The town itself boasts an excellent selection of restaurants and tavernas serving local and more international cuisine, as well as a small choice of shops. You can also discover some of the town’s past by taking a walk up into the hills to explore the ruins of the old pre-earthquake village of Skala.

The small, secluded resort of Lourdas lies on a steep hill below rugged Mount Aenos, with stunning views out to the sea and over to Zakynthos. The centre of the resort is the village of Lourdata, where typical cafés and tavernas line the picturesque, shady square. From here, you take the steep, winding road down to the lovely beach – one of the longest on the south coast of Kefalonia – where sand and pebbles lead into clear turquoise waters.

The small resort of Svoronata lies between Lassi and St. Thomas Bay. This sleepy village retains much of its traditional Greek charm and offers a handful of bars, tavernas and mini-markets scattered around the countryside of which some may have various opening times outside peak months. With its rocky shoreline and inland olive groves, Svoronata is a very scenic and unspoilt location – the perfect place to relax and unwind. This picturesque coastal village offers a convenient location close to the airport which can be found within a 10 minute drive.

Set on the south coast of the island, between the airport and St Thomas, this pretty little village is slightly inland from the coast where our villas are located. Spartia enjoys several wonderful tavernas, cafés and a mini-market, of which have various opening times outside peak season. Further down along the coast from Spartia, a small ferry port connects Kefalonia with its neighbouring island, Zakynthos.

The quaint little fishing village of Katelios is located on the south coast of Kefalonia. This traditional village has plenty of character and is home to a small harbour where you can see local fishermen bringing home the catch of the day. Katelios boasts a small beach of sand and pebbles where you can spend relaxing days enjoying the summer sunshine, and on clear days, gaze out towards the island of Zakynthos and the Greek mainland. Lining the beach you will find a small selection of little tavernas and bar kiosks, where you can enjoy a variety of drinks and snacks.

St Thomas provides a central location for those wishing to explore the south of the island. You will find several local tavernas and mini-markets scattered around the surrounding countryside. The nearest village, Karavados, is a short drive away, where you will find a traditional Kefalonian village with a small selection of tavernas and café/bars.

A beautiful harbour is the centre of this pretty fishing village. A natural horse shaped bay is lined with small shops, local tavernas and a couple of bars, creating a laid back atmosphere. Around from the bay is lovely Paradise Beach, small with clear water it is popular for snorkelling. A few streets set back from the village harbour are fields, olive groves and two commanding hillsides that give the village protection from the winds. Quiet and moving at a slower pace than the bigger villages; this is a quintessential Greek village, with fishing boats, a kiosk in the village square and churches painted in the Ionian pastel colours.

This rural area offers a tranquil villa holiday location just five minutes drive from Fiskardo - a beautiful harbour town. Fiskardo still remains wonderfully traditional with a charming fishing harbour, and pastel coloured restaurants and tavernas that line the attractive promenade. The town is located on the northernmost part of the island, surrounded by beautiful, rural landscapes and stunning coastline.

Lassi can be found on the south west coast of the island, only few kilometres from the island's capital Agrostoli. Being the largest holiday resort within Kefalonia, this fantastic resort has plenty of amenities offering something for everyone, from sandy beaches to rocky coves and cafe/bars to quaint little tavernas.

Nestled within the hills above Fiskardo, the quaint, low key village of Matsoukata enjoys a peaceful setting amongst olive groves and cypress trees. Situated only a few kilometres away from the charming colourful, Venetian harbour of Fiskardo on the north-east coast, Matsoukata is perfectly placed to explore the many coves, bays and villages the north of Kefalonia has to offer.

The small village of Minies is conveniently located only a short drive from the airport in the south of the island and therefore ideal for those looking for a short transfer from the airport. Minies remains largely untouched by hotels and villas; however, it boasts a fantastic long sandy beach and offers pretty countryside and coastal walks. The resort of Lassi can be found within a ten minute drive, where the majority of tavernas, bars and shops can be found, however, a small scattering of amenities can be reached within a shorter drive.

Mounda Beach is a quaint little sandy beach nestled on the outskirts of Skala and close to the small village of Ratzakli. Mounda Beach itself enjoy nothing more than a small beautiful beach backing onto groves and lush green countryside. A little hotel taverna can be found which opens at various times throughout the season within a short walk, however, the main amenities at Skala can be found within a short drive.

The charming fishing village and harbour of Sami, lies on the east coast of Kefalonia and is the gateway to the mythical island of Ithaka which sits in directly opposite. Surrounded by an awe-inspiring backdrop of mountains, Sami is famed for being the main town in the filmset of Captain Corelli's Mandolin. The village's harbour offers a fantastic selection of local tavernas providing fresh catches of the day, brought in by the local fishermen, and the villages centre where you sit in one of the cafes and watch the locals go about their daily business. Nestled only a short drive from Sami, you will find the fabulous Melissani Lake and Drogarati Cave which are both wonderful attractions not to be missed.

Situated in the northernmost part of the island, this enchanting, picturesque fishing village captivates visitors. Fabulous pastel coloured tavernas and cafés line the harbour promenade and it’s a favourite spot for yachts to moor up and admire the wonderful scenery. All of our villas here are nestled in the neighbouring countryside, providing spectacular sea and country views.

Calm, peaceful, traditional, cultural – welcome to Lakithra. This small village is quintessentially Greek – from the warm welcome and laidback pace of life, to its hillside setting surrounded by lemon trees, olive groves and pines. Wander down to the bakery for some fresh, crusty bread, then pack up a picnic and head to one of the superb beaches nearby.

Located around the bay from Argostoli the Capital of Kefalonia, this extra peninsular is unspoilt with stunning powdery fine sandy beaches and vast expanses of olive groves and fields. Lixouri town itself has a timeless traditional feel to it with a main square close to the port where the water taxis sail back and forth to Argostoli all day long.