Location


Villa location

 
fiscardo

fiscardo

Villa Venturi is situated on Kefalonia’s breathtakingly beautiful, north-west shoreline with uninterrupted views of the Ionian Sea. The house is nestled in the natural landscape amidst acres of cypress and cedar trees, and ancient ruins.

Kefalonia, the rugged, romantic island of Captain Corelli‘s Mandolin, remains one of Greece’s best kept secrets. Despite being the largest of the 7 Ionian islands, it is underpopulated and remains largely unspoilt.

fiscardo

A 15 minute drive from the villa is the beautiful Venetian harbour of Fiscardo. This vibrant, colourful port is bustling in the summer with its many quayside tavernas, cafes and local bars from where you can watch the fishing boats and visiting yachts sail in. Amble through the cobbled streets, potter around the odd souvenir shop and plenty of  boutiques.

distances

Access to the Villa: easy, from paved road (last 1 minute on easy dirt road)

  • Closest airport: Kefalonia, 1 hour and 10 min drive

  • Closest port: Fiscardo, 15 min drive

  • Closest town: Maganos, 6 min drive

  • Closest beach: Jerusalem, 10 min walk

 

 

 

beaches

Agia Jerusalem - 10 minute walk from the villa

Agia Jerusalem - 10 minute walk from the villa

 
Assos

Assos

 

alaties beach

This semi-sandy cove on the north-west of tip of Kefalonia, is surrounded by a dramatic rocky outcrop peppered with rock pools and salt pans, and benefits from stunning, ever-changing sunset views. Enjoy a a fresh, tasty lunch at the Alati restaurant,  or sip cocktails as you watch the sun go down, then tuck into a chef's special from the daily changing menu.

agia jerusalem

A 10 minute walk from the villa is this lovely, wide, gently-sloping beach with views to the surrounding bays. Head up to the family-run taverna behind for a refreshing drink or ice-cream. 

assos

This stunning, tranquil little Venetian village perched on the narrow isthmus linking a rocky outcrop with an impressive Venetian fortress on top to the rest of the island is a definite must-see. Amble along the small, winding streets, gazing at the romantic ruins of yesteryear; enjoy lunch in one of the waterside tavernas, and in the cool of the morning, or before the sun sets in the evening, wander up the long paved path and explore the fortress grounds above, taking in the magnificent, changing views on the way up.

Myrtos Beach

The most famous beach on the island is world renowned for its exotic natural beauty, its crystalline waters, its alluring white sand and steep cliffs that submerge into the sea, it is the perfect place to enjoy the exotic scenery and the mesmerizing sunset.