Cerulean

The Concept: Family Time by the Sea

Cerulean is a fabulous villa in the southern area of Kefalonia, Livathou. It is the perfect place for a luxury family retreat. Private step access to a lovely beach, close to shops and restaurants, as well as to the airport, it is ideal for families with kids, as well as friends, as there will be no long boring distances with the car. Gather a group of 11 and prepare for quiet, refreshing holidays in this special Kefalonia villa to rent. The views are captivating, the beach so close you can sneak a peek from the terrace and the pool is P-E-R-F-E-C-T. When it comes to a villa in Kefalonia with private pool, look no further!

Outdoors

Cerulean is perfectly equipped and has lovely lounge areas for every guest. Gather round the outdoor dining table in the shade or take your suntan by the pool. There is also a lovely veg garden where guests can pick their own vegetables and cook with them! We recommend BBQ veg mix for a delicious and light lunch. You will love every little detail and most of all the magic view of the Ionian Sea.

Indoors

The villa is divided into two units in order to ensure to all members of the group enjoy privacy and independence. Cerulean sleeps 11 adults and offers baby cots for your little ones. You will not be spared any amenity as each room offers a satellite TV, safe box, hairdryer, A/C and of course the best views!

Around

Ai Helis Beach, which is the closest to the villa, has a beach bar at the far end, as well as snorkeling and cliff jumping facilities. Another famous beach only 4 km from the villa is Minies Beach. Once you make it there, you can also visit the local winery which is close! As the island is quite big, you will need to move around by car. This is the ideal way to see the Ionian Sea.

Kefalonia Island

Kefalonia can satisfy even the most demanding visitor. You can enjoy the wonderful beaches (sandy in the south to pebbly in the north), traditional villages, natural wonders and rich historical monuments from the Ancient Greek, Roman, Venetian and Byzantine eras. Don’t miss the rare geological phenomenon of Katavothres, where the sea water pours into spectacular tunnels to reappear at lake Melissani, a semi underground lake with awe-inspiring stalactites.