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Villa Sirios
This newly-built villa is situated on the picturesque village of Svoronata, featuring crisp interiors with Kefalonian appointments to please even the most refined tastes. It provides an aquatic-colored playground, a resort experience in a private villa – get the rest and excitement you deserve
With exceptional ocean and mountain views, this exclusive property with its design will immediately whisk you to a tranquil state of mind. The light blue, turquoise, light grey and whitewashed decor of the villa provides the quintessential island vibration, while the warm colors paired with well-appointed rooms offer the comfort and space required for a beautiful stay.
The interiors of the villa are airy and breezy. The open plan concept brings the idea of seamless indoor/outdoor living to a crescendo. The kitchen features modern appliances and leads out to the stunning living and dining areas where comfort and style coexist harmoniously.
The double bedroom of the villa, located at the lower floor, has its own en-suite bathroom, giving the villa the comfort and privacy of your own boutique hotel. Up the spiral staircase, you will find the cozy second bedroom for a little extra privacy. The two bedrooms feature double and twin beds, all of which have ocean views.
Whether it’s time for a refreshing splash in the private swimming pool or a soothing day chilling out at the sun loungers, or an alfresco morning breakfast, the property has got you covered!
This luxury home provides a sheltered retreat for quiet contemplation as well as convenient proximity to key holiday attractions.
Facilities
- Air Conditioning
- Baby Cots
- Baby Highchairs
- Bed linen
- Dishwasher
- Free parking
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Hairdryer
- Ironing Facilities
- Loungers
- Private Garden
- Private Pool
- Safety Deposit Box
- Sat TV
- Seating Area
- Security Shutters
- TV
- Washing Machine
- WIFI
Kefalonia
The magnificent sights, amazing beaches, rich cultural heritage, great monuments, mountains, castles, remote monasteries and cheerful, hospitable people are the treasures making Kefalonia one of the most attractive destinations.
It is the biggest island of the Ionian Sea, at the outlet of Patraikos Bay, between Zante and Lefkada. It stretches over an area of 904 km2 with a coastline length of 250 km.
The island has a splendid natural beauty and a diversified geological structure with innumerable small bays and rich vegetation; the mountain Aenos (National Park since 1962 supporting rich flora and fauna) looks impressive from far away.
During the Byzantine period Kefalonia formed part of the province of Achaia and the prefecture of East Illyria. It was conquered by the Normans, the Franks, the Venetians and the Turks.
It joined the rest of Greece along with the other Ionian Islands, on May 21st, 1864. The inhabitants’ resistance against the Italians and the Germans during World War II was considerable.
The movie ‘’Captain Corelli’s Mandolin’’ shot in the natural scenery of the island refers to a history of the Resistance movement.
Sports & nature
Turquoise seas, lush green vegetation, wild and sheer mountain scenery and a fascinating variegated geological profile have given Kefalonia a special atmosphere and beauty. Broad sandy beaches, small coves, and steep cliffs, steppe-like plains, fertile valleys, dense black forests of fir, a unique complex of caves and the highest mountain in the Ionian Islands, Mount. Aenos, standing at 1628m, are the most striking features of the island. Kefalonia is characterized by the creative forces of nature and three thousand years of cultural history.
Culture and history info
Across the broader island, two large monasteries are to be found: the first is that of Haghia Panagia, in Markopoulo to the southeast, and the other lies on the road between Argostoli and Michata, on a small plain surrounded by mountains. This second has an avenue of about 200 trees aligned from NW to SE, with a circle in the middle, and is the monastery of Saint Gerasimus of Kefalonia, patron saint of the island, whose relics can be seen and venerated at the old church of the monastery. The monastery of "Sissia" was probably found by Francis of Assisi, it was destroyed 1953 but the ruins still exist.
Although the island was destroyed by some earthquakes, many notable churches all over the island have survived. Some dating back to the renaissance. The ornaments of the churches are influenced by Venetian manierism.
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