Villas for Sale Kefalonia: A Friendly and Splendid Island
Kefalonia, which sits in the Ionian Sea, right off the western coast of Greece, is considered one of the prettiest islands in the Mediterranean region. Having a number of the highest mountains in Greece, in conjunction with charming pictorial villages, exceptional geological attractions, tasty food, spotless, intact beaches, and gracious, thoughtful people, makes Kefalonia an excellent location for a holiday home. Because it has property values that are sometimes as high as 30% — 40% less than the ones in the UK, lots of Britons and other Europeans are aggressively searching for homes and villas for sale. Kefalonia contains lots of great properties, and the island has lots to accomplish and explore.
Villas for Sale Kefalonia: Regarding the Island
A large number of Britons make trips to the island for brief holidays and to search for villas for sale.Kefalonia is tiny enough (approximately 700km2) to tour with ease, and still so huge as to have considerable plots of land, and homes with enough space to stretch out and unwind. Kefalonia, the 6th biggest island in Greece, contains an amazing combination of green mountainous terrain and splendid white beaches. Megas Soros, one such mountain, is encompassed with a national park which contains lots of native species of trees that are exclusive to this island. The mountains direct you to spectacular sand or pebble beaches, and here you just might catch a peek at an unusual loggerhead turtle. Also to be found on Kefalonia are herds of wild horses.
Villas for Sale Kefalonia: Unique Locales
Argostoli, the capital of Kefalonia, has emerged out of the ashes of earthquakes which almost annihilated it during the1950’s. Some of the cultural sites in Argostoli are the Korgialenios museum and library, along with an archaeological museum. Once you’re finished with touring, make sure to stop over at town square and partake of the true regional cuisine that’s dished up at the tavernas and cafés. Agia Efimia is a fantastic beach settlement which sets nearly 30km outside of Argostoli. The town is noted for its beautiful architecture and wide, expansive streets. Sami, the island’s 3rd hugest town, is another place to locate property for sale. Sami functions as an important port for Kefalonia, and the gorgeous beach at Antisamos is just a short drive away.
Villas for Sale Kefalonia: Other Natural Wonders
At the time you’re travelling around Kefalonia, don’t miss the caves of Melissani and Drogorati, close to the town of Sami. Melissani, an underground lake, is host to an uncommon event that you just have to witness. As the sun’s rays strike the waters of the lake, they diffuse into many flickering and glistening colours. At Drogorati, you’ll find a cave with an amazing array of stalactites. In Katavothres, you’ll see another uncommon geological element. At this site, you can witness the sea waters coming into opening in the rock and vanishing. The water courses below ground and then surfaces at Melissani.
Do take a tour of all the natural attractions if you’re contemplating villas for sale. Kefalonia offers a great deal to do and see for residents and visitors alike.
Villas for Sale Kefalonia: Regarding the Island
A large number of Britons make trips to the island for brief holidays and to search for villas for sale.Kefalonia is tiny enough (approximately 700km2) to tour with ease, and still so huge as to have considerable plots of land, and homes with enough space to stretch out and unwind. Kefalonia, the 6th biggest island in Greece, contains an amazing combination of green mountainous terrain and splendid white beaches. Megas Soros, one such mountain, is encompassed with a national park which contains lots of native species of trees that are exclusive to this island. The mountains direct you to spectacular sand or pebble beaches, and here you just might catch a peek at an unusual loggerhead turtle. Also to be found on Kefalonia are herds of wild horses.
Villas for Sale Kefalonia: Unique Locales
Argostoli, the capital of Kefalonia, has emerged out of the ashes of earthquakes which almost annihilated it during the1950’s. Some of the cultural sites in Argostoli are the Korgialenios museum and library, along with an archaeological museum. Once you’re finished with touring, make sure to stop over at town square and partake of the true regional cuisine that’s dished up at the tavernas and cafés. Agia Efimia is a fantastic beach settlement which sets nearly 30km outside of Argostoli. The town is noted for its beautiful architecture and wide, expansive streets. Sami, the island’s 3rd hugest town, is another place to locate property for sale. Sami functions as an important port for Kefalonia, and the gorgeous beach at Antisamos is just a short drive away.
Villas for Sale Kefalonia: Other Natural Wonders
At the time you’re travelling around Kefalonia, don’t miss the caves of Melissani and Drogorati, close to the town of Sami. Melissani, an underground lake, is host to an uncommon event that you just have to witness. As the sun’s rays strike the waters of the lake, they diffuse into many flickering and glistening colours. At Drogorati, you’ll find a cave with an amazing array of stalactites. In Katavothres, you’ll see another uncommon geological element. At this site, you can witness the sea waters coming into opening in the rock and vanishing. The water courses below ground and then surfaces at Melissani.
Do take a tour of all the natural attractions if you’re contemplating villas for sale. Kefalonia offers a great deal to do and see for residents and visitors alike.
Filed under News by on Oct 1st, 2011. 