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Locations

Livatho unfolds between olive groves, fertile valleys, and small villages shaped by generations of island life. Here, the pace is slower. Mornings begin with the sound of birds and distant church bells. Afternoons drift towards the sea.

Within minutes, guests can reach some of the island’s most beautiful beaches, local tavernas, cafés, and shops, while enjoying the tranquility of village life and the surrounding countryside. It is a part of Kefalonia where the connection to the land remains visible in everyday life, and where the island reveals a quieter, more authentic side of itself.

Beaches: within walking distance or a short drive

Restaurants & cafés: 2–5 minutes by car

Local shops: within walking distance or a short drive

Argostoli: 10–15 minutes by car

Kefalonia International Airport: 5–10 minutes by car

Lakithra

Built on a hillside overlooking the Bay of Argostoli, Lakithra is one of the most historic villages. Surrounded by cypress trees, olive groves, and elegant old residences, it retains a peaceful character that reflects the island’s rich cultural heritage. From many points within the village, views stretch across the sea and the fertile plains of Livatho, revealing the harmonious relationship between the natural landscape and the people who have shaped it over generations. Lakithra invites visitors to slow down and appreciate the beauty found in simplicity.

Svoronata

Svoronata is situated in one of Kefalonia’s most privileged locations, just a short distance from the sea. Surrounded by gardens, and open countryside, it combines the tranquility of rural life with easy access to some of the island’s most beautiful beaches. The proximity to nature, the open horizons, and the sense of freedom offered by the landscape make it an ideal place to experience the relaxed rhythm of life in Kefalonia.

Sarlata

Sarlata is a small village that preserves the authentic character of the Kefalonian countryside. Among cultivated fields, stone-built homes, and quiet lanes, life continues to follow the natural rhythm of the seasons. Here, a strong sense of community remains part of everyday life, while local traditions and a close relationship with the land continue to shape the village’s identity. Sarlata offers a quieter, more understated experience of the island, revealing a side of Kefalonia that often remains hidden beyond the usual travel routes.