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Just steps from the beach, this spacious 200 sq.m., two-story maisonette offers stunning sea, harbor and mountain views, complete with a shared swimming pool. With an indoor fireplace, balconies overlooking the charming harbor, a BBQ and wood-fired oiven in the backyard, it’s perfect for relaxation. Several beautiful beaches, restaurants, traditional taverns, supermarkets, and shops are only minutes away from your doorstep. Free WiFi and parking on the street.

Agia Efimia, a charming coastal village on the island of Kefalonia, Greece, is a destination filled with natural beauty, cultural experiences, and exciting activities. Nestled between the Ionian Sea and lush green hills, this picturesque town offers visitors a blend of relaxation and adventure. The village offers plenty of options for dining and shopping, withina short 2-5min walk. Here, visitors can enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Greek dishes while overlooking the sea. Additionally, Agia Efimia has patisseries, butcher shops, bakeries, well-stocked supermarkets, souvenir and gift shops, as well as essential services like pharmacies. The coastline is dotted with beautiful pebbly beaches, perfect for swimming and relaxation. Nearby, you'll also find Lithovatis (1km), Agia Paraskevi (2km), and Nici (2km), each offering its own unique charm. One of the must-visit attractions near Agia Efimia is Melissani Cave, located about 6 km southeast of the village. This mesmerizing underground cave features a stunning lake where sunlight filters through a collapsed ceiling, creating a magical interplay of blue hues on the water. Visitors can explore the cave by boat, gliding over its crystal-clear waters while admiring the stalactites and rock formations that date back thousands of years. Just a short drive away is Drogarati Cave (11km), a spectacular underground cavern known for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites. With its vast chambers and exceptional acoustics, Drogarati has even hosted musical performances. Walking through the cave, visitors can witness the breathtaking natural formations that have been shaped over millennia, making it a fascinating stop for history and nature enthusiasts alike. A trip to Myrtos Beach (9km), one of Greece’s most famous beaches, is a must. With its bright white pebbles, dramatic cliffs, and deep blue sea, it’s an ideal spot for swimming, sunbathing, and stunning photos. The view from the road above is simply unforgettable.