This villa, which includes four serene bedrooms and a stunning infinity pool, is both aesthetically pleasing and well suited for families with children.

The pool offers a refreshing escape from the Mediterranean sun and offers views of the nearby landscape.

The villa is attractively mirrored in the pool at night when it is illuminated.

This fantasy vacation home is created with temperature control, keeping the house cool in the summer and toasty and warm in the winter, making it ideal for visits at any time of year.

For the ultimate hygge experience during the cooler months, curl up by the fire with a glass of mulled wine and gaze towards the sea.

Some rooms are painted cornflower blue, and bedrooms are furnished in soothing neutral tones and blue accents.

There are lots of options for up to eight visitors because there is one double room, one small double room, and two twin rooms. Statement ocean blue headboards stand out against crisp white, and painted furniture in a vintage design lends a stylish edge.

Every room has its own private bathroom, and some even have a private balcony to take in the beautiful views.

A large selection of books and board games are available for everyone to enjoy in the playroom, which is a great place for kids to hang out and play pool or use the Playstation.

Excellent for relaxing after sightseeing!

The fully furnished kitchen is ideal for self-caterers to prepare some familiar dishes, or if you're feeling daring, some souvlaki on the outdoor stone grill.

The room is furnished in soothing tones, and the floor to ceiling windows let natural light wash in, adding depth.

There are numerous options for where to eat, including at a table in the roomy kitchen, at the breakfast bar, or on the terrace.

There is a fantastically well-equipped gym with a spinning bike, TRX bands, a pilates ring, and yoga blocks for individuals who love to be active while travelling.

There is plenty of room on the floor for exercises, and there is additional gear, such exercise balls, to keep things interesting.

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Kefalonia, the largest of the Ionian islands, is a fantastic destination for a family holiday.

The Villa is nestled in a quiet village, enveloped in nature yet not too far from the bustling town square and quaint alleyways in Lixouri. The village is called Chavriata and known as the Balcony of the Ionian, because of its panoramic views of the lowlands and the gleaming sea.

The airport is located 50km away by car, or a 14km drive and a 30-minute ferry.

The second largest town on Kefalonia, Lixouri has an old port and a welcoming, quaint atmosphere.

The main square by the port is bordered on three sides by lovely cafes, bars and tavernas.

Check out the Jacobean-era Lahovatios Library, where you can marvel at rare books and manuscripts that once belonged to the aristocracy.

In town, pick up some local honey and one of the island's famous soaps made from extra virgin olive oil and fresh herbs.

Kefalonia is home to heavenly beaches all around the island.

Two of the most spectacular are Xi and Petani beach. Red-sand Xi beach is so unique - framed with sand cliffs and bright red clay that visitors can use for a DIY spa moment.

The water is warm and shallow, perfect for swimming.

Petani beach has white pebbles and crystalline blue water. Many visitors dive into the sea by jumping off the large rock at the eastern end.

Melissani Cave is a beauty spot ideal for nature enthusiasts with two intriguing chambers.

There's a light cave illuminated by a hole in the ceiling, with gorgeous blue-green water and a dark cave with fascinating stalagmites.

The cave is surrounded by lush forestry and is also known as the Cave of the Nymphs, in part because of the imagery of nymphs inside the cave.

There are also clay figures that can be observed inside the chambers.

Greek food is notoriously fresh and delicious.

The best place to sample some local fare is at a traditional taverna.

Guests can tuck into some tasty moussaka - layers of minced meat and tomato sauce with aubergine and creamy bechamel sauce, baked like a lasagne.

Another dish to try is souvlaki, which is skewered meat and sometimes vegetables, grilled to perfection.

Examples of local delicacies on Kefalonia are mandola, consisting of roasted almonds and sugar with local seaweed, which gives the snack a red hue
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Riganada is a tasty dish made from bread slices with oregano and feta cheese.

Kipouri is a beautiful and famous monastery on Kefalonia.

It is also known as 'Land of the Vegetables' after the monks that used to take care of the garden. Inside, discover ancient artefacts and religious imagery.

Dramatically overhanging a 100m high cliff, this monastery has an expansive courtyard that is a fantastic seat for the region's amazing sunsets.

Take your place and watch the skylight on fire.

The Villa invites guests to enjoy fabulous facilities and breathtaking views of Kefalonia. Located in the very west of the island, the villa accommodates up to 8 people in its 4 en-suite bedrooms.

Ground Floor

Fully-equipped kitchen
Dining room with seating for 8
Twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom
Gym room with spinning bike, dumbbells, exercise mats and more
Games room equipped with sofas, Playstation and pool table
Access to the terrace & pool area

First Floor

Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom
Semi-double bedroom with en-suite bathroom
Twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom

Exterior

Infinity pool of 80 sqm
Sun loungers & parasols
Outdoor lounge & dining area
Barbecue and outdoor kitchen space

Villa GR5141