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Dream villages & coves: Assos, Fiskardo, Loggos, Kérí, Kióni (Ithaca)
Where to buy in the Ionian Islands: north/south Corfu, Vasilikí (Lefkada), Assos (Kefalonia), Vasili
Living in the Ionian Islands: cosmopolitan Corfu, nature-filled Lefkada, family-friendly Zakynthos,
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Corfu Lush vegetation, splendid mountain landscapes, dream beaches and Venetian architecture sum up the Ionian Islands. But these islands, located just a short distance from the west coast, are also authentic islands with a large rural population. So, which island to choose? Corfu, the enchanting, amazing and wonderful mixture of Greece and Italy? Peaceful Ithaca where Penelope weaved while waiting for Ulysses? Or Kefalonia, the largest and most mountainous of the Ionian islands, a true paradise for all types of holidaymakers, and even more so for hikers? So why not let yourself fall under their spell and buy here? For real estate in the Ionian Islands, with many apartments and houses for sale, remains buoyant and affordable although the selling prices seem a little higher than on the mainland.
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Facing the Ionian Sea, Zakynthos pairs turquoise coves with olive-draped hills. Navagio Beach and the Blue Caves frame iconic boat days.
Vasilikos unfolds long beaches such as Gerakas, within the National Marine Park of Zakynthos, a recognised Natura 2000 area. Laganas, Tsilivi and Kalamaki offer lively seafronts, while Bochali overlooks Zakynthos Town and its Venetian castle.
Daily life flows through Solomos Square, waterfront cafés and tavernas serving ladotyri cheese, fresh fish and Ionian wines. Zakynthos International Airport and the island’s port connect the island to the mainland and beyond.
Kefallonia blends dramatic limestone cliffs, pine-covered slopes and translucent coves. Mount Ainos National Park, a Natura 2000 site, shelters the rare Kefalonian fir and panoramic trails.
Myrtos and Antisamos line clear shores, while Fiskardo and Assos invite waterside strolls. Argostoli and Lassi provide daily amenities, and the island is served by Kefalonia International Airport and ferries from the port of Sami.
Days unfold with sailing and coastal hikes; evenings linger over Robola PDO wines, fresh seafood and Kefalonian meat pie. From Lixouri to Lourdas, life runs unhurried.
Facing the Ionian Sea, Corfu pairs Venetian lanes with cypress hills and turquoise coves. Corfu Town's Liston and Spianada set an elegant tone, while Kanoni, Paleokastritsa and Kassiopi draw sea-view living.
The Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, framed by the Old and New Fortresses. Connections run via Ioannis Kapodistrias Airport, the port of Corfu and Gouvia Marina.
Coastlines from Dassia to Glyfada bring soft sands, with several beaches holding Blue Flag status. Lake Korission and Chalikounas form a Natura 2000 site. Evenings favour sofrito, pastitsada, bourdeto and kumquat liqueur.
Set in the Ionian, Lefkada weaves pine slopes with turquoise bays and white-sand arcs. Porto Katsiki and Egremni impress on the west, while Agios Nikitas, Vasiliki and Nidri bring easy-going waterfront life and sailing vibes.
A floating bridge links the island to mainland Greece, with Aktion National Airport serving nearby. The Lefkada lagoon is a protected Natura 2000 site, and Blue Flag beaches regularly mark the coast.
Lefkada Town pairs colourful mansions with a lively marina and café culture. Local flavours include Eglouvi lentils, seafood, olive oil and Ionian wines.
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