VILLA ELAIA MOU

Elaia Mou (in ancient greek ‘my olive’) is a newly built luxury Villa which blends ancient and contemporary influences using local stone to create an holiday home at one with its surroundings, to be practical welcoming, enjoyable and confortable. The Villa takes its name from a majestic Olive Tree , the ‘HEART’ of the property. It will delight guests with its natural shade and the sound of its fronds. The property has a very sleek and minimalist loft-style with big iron windows and a selection of elegant vintage furniture which the italian owners hand-picked from antiquites and vintage markets in Italy. The Villa boasts generous outdoor space: pool terrace and various additional alfresco arrangements, you will be spoiled for choice in finding your perfect spot to lap up the Greek sunshine. Care and attention has been lavished on this home to make sure everything is stilish and luxurious without being flussy. Situated on 4700sm of terraced property overlooking the sea and the island of Ithaka, Villa Elaia Mou is a truly knockout retreat for an unforgettable holiday. We will be at your complete disposal . During the summer season we leave in Tslentata. Tselentata is a picturesque village in the province of Erissos. It is built on a green hillside, among the cypresses, creating unique images: red roofs, colorful doors and windows, green nature, with the blue sky and the sea… From Tselentata, you can admire endless view of the sea channel between Kefalonia and Ithaca, but also to the entire north side of the adjacent (Website hidden by Airbnb) Tselentata, you have the opportunity to admire some examples of architecture of pre-earthquake Kefalonia: two stories, with narrow balconies, triangular roofs and also narrow, wooden doors and windows in various colors.You will find Tselentata following the road to the beach Foki, one of the most popular in the region This year, the Risians’ Cultural and Enviromental Club “Asteris” has completed the process of adding signs and clearing the three paths at Fiscardo in North Kefalonia. The paths cover a wide area in the rich coastal cypress forest, full of ancient olive trees, holm oaks and arbutus of the Erisos peninsula of Fiscardo. Moreover, they provide enough shade so that travelers can walk them easily even in the summer time and pass by secluded bays for refreshing stops.