Villas to Rent in Kefalonia

Find Kefalonia villas with a pool and enjoy the largest of the Ionian Islands, with its marble-flecked azure waters and incredible coves in Greece. Hundredrooms works to find you the best accommodation for your trip by comparing all of the available offers from a range of trusted partners and displaying them on one screen in a matter of seconds. We know that it can be stressful to find the perfect villas to rent in Kefalonia so we try and make the process easier so all you have to do is escape and enjoy this gorgeous Greek isle. It is most famous for its fascinating coves such as the Melissani Caves which you can visit quietly by boat and marvel at their overwhelming beauty, or the Drogarati Caves that have been frequented by opera singers trying out their acoustics. We can help you find great self-catering accommodation in the picturesque villages of Assos and Fiskardo that maintain the Venetian influence that was in part destroyed by an earthquake in 1953. There are thousands of holiday rentals in Kefalonia to choose from - we cater to all tastes and take into account exactly what you need for your trip to this meadow-rich island that is luscious and dominated by nature in the form of cypress glades and olive groves. Whether you’re looking for a 1 bedroom apartment, accommodation for groups or something near the beach, we can help you find exactly what you were looking for. We have apartments in Argostoli which is the best place to stay if you’re looking to visit the ‘caretta caretta’ (or loggerhead turtles) in the lagoon. Or alternatively, you might want a Kefalonia apartments to rent in the charming village of Spartia - depending on what you’re after we’ll find you the best solution. Kefalonia is one of the most popular Ionian Islands alongside the likes of Corfu, and also alongside the likes of various islands such as Santorini and Mykonos.

Kefalonia is a plethora of tranquil villages, all with a lively hub of local joy and community. You are bound to find the perfect village for you to rent your Cephalonia villas, in a place overlooking the unique green waters of the island.

• Argostoli: The capital of Kefalonia, it is positioned on a natural bay and has been recently rebuilt having had many Venetian buildings destroyed by an earthquake in 1953. It has a pleasant square which is nice to eat and take a drink, called Plateia Valianous. You can find lots of great options for accommodation in Argostoli, and there are a lot of activities on offer such as Lithostroto Street, its Botanical Garden and the Archeological Museum.
• Lixouri: A more peaceful alternative to the lively capital of Argostoli which is located across the bay. It is still very charming and is full of local treasures such as folklore festivals. You are close to the Xi Beach where you can enjoy the clay sand.
• Spartia: A sleepy village with local and rustic charm. It has a small square where you can enjoy a number of tavernas and really immerse yourself in Greek culture. It is located on the southwest side of the island and has a number of sheltered beaches for you to enjoy watersports and snorkelling.
• Sami: A portside coastal town that also serves trips to nearby towns for various excursions and is also located next to the ancient site of Sami, which is an important archeological site in Kefalonia. You will be overwhelmed by the sheer number of hills, caves and monasteries such as the Agrilia. It is dominated by green waters which makes for excellent places to dive and swim.
• Agia Efimia: This village is charming and is the starting point for various excursions. It has a wide offering of holiday rentals in Kefalonia and a number of bars, restaurants and tavernas along the seafront. It is also located to a large number of coves and isolated beaches. The population is only about 450 people so you’re bound to feel totally at peace.
• Fiskardo: A picturesque village with a gorgeous waterfront with plenty of private boats, yachts and fishing boats. It is a warm and friendly place, with people from all over. You won’t be short of taverns and bars, and it hosts traditional Venetian architecture. It is about 50 km north of the capital, Argostoli. The village is the perfect size and you are guaranteed to find Kefalonia holiday accommodation overlooking the natural bay. You will be delighted by the scattering of Byzantine churches and coloured houses.
• Skala: A more touristic village that comes with everything you could possibly need during your holiday such as tavernas, restaurants and more. A popular option for many visiting Kefalonia island is to book apartments in Skala.
• Assos: An attractive village built around the ruins of a Venetian castle from the sixteenth century with a warm yet peaceful ambiance. You can visit the castle among the olive trees and also stroll along the tiny streets to find colourful houses adorned with flowers. Perhaps one of these could be the location for your self-catering apartment in Kefalonia.

Kefalonia is a paradisiacal Greek island and depending on whether you’re after total seclusion away from crowds or guaranteed heat, we have advice on when is best to book your holiday rental in Kefalonia. Prices are certainly most reasonable when flights are first released during the months of April and May and you will be pretty much guaranteed sunshine. As with all European destinations it is not always guaranteed coming out of winter, but in terms of pricing, this is the best time to visit. In April, it is not uncommon that it is warm enough to swim in the sea. Naturally prices are highest during the summer months and this is when temperatures are averaging around 28 degrees Celsius, but this is when the island is busier. The best time of year to visit if you’re looking for less crowds, slightly lower temperatures but warm sea is September and October.