Villa Yannis

The villa

Set in the tranquil hillside village of Trapezaki, just twelve kilometres from Argostoli, Villa Yannis offers a stylish and serene base for families or friends seeking a memorable Kefalonia escape. Part of an exclusive resort of twelve villas, it blends modern comfort with captivating sea views and lush natural surroundings.

Accommodating eight guests across four elegant ensuite bedrooms, the villa features a light - filled open - plan living space with vaulted ceilings, a generous kitchen, and access to a shaded dining balcony. A few steps lead to the pool terrace, where sun loungers, an alfresco lounge and vibrant bougainvillaea frame the inviting private pool.

Downstairs, the bedroom suites provide peaceful retreats, with direct garden access from three rooms. The master suite includes a private sitting area and a shaded patio, ideal for morning coffee.

With Mount Ainos rising behind and pristine beaches moments away, the location invites both relaxation and adventure. Optional resort services can further elevate your stay, while the villa’s thoughtful layout and beautiful views create a welcoming and well - appointed retreat for your Greek island holiday.

Trapezaki is a picturesque village on the southern coast of Kefalonia, offering a serene setting overlooking the calm waters of the Ionian Sea. Ideal for those seeking an authentic Greek island experience, it combines natural beauty, historic interest and a relaxed atmosphere.

The area is best known for its pristine beaches, including Trapezaki Beach itself, with soft golden sand and clear, shallow waters, perfect for swimming, snorkelling and unwinding by the sea. Nearby Lourdas Beach offers a similarly inviting spot to bask in the Mediterranean sun.

Beyond the coastline, the surrounding hills and forests provide scenic walking trails with panoramic views of the island’s lush landscapes and azure sea. Hidden coves and rocky outcrops await more adventurous explorers.

Trapezaki is well placed for visiting nearby villages such as Lourdata, Spartia and Moussata, each known for traditional architecture, friendly tavernas and authentic local cuisine. Highlights include classic Greek dishes like moussaka, souvlaki and freshly caught seafood.

Cultural attractions nearby include the medieval St. George's Castle near Peratata and the Monastery of Agios Gerasimos, as well as the dramatic Drogarati Cave. The island’s capital, Argostoli, is within easy reach for shopping, markets and harbourfront strolls.

Combining relaxation, discovery and heritage, Trapezaki is a captivating base for exploring the best of Kefalonia.