Marilena Sea View Villa is a bright and inviting 75 m² home located in the quiet village of Mantzavinata in Kefalonia. The villa features two spacious bedrooms, each furnished with a comfortable double bed, offering a restful setting ideal for couples, families, or small groups of friends. The living room is airy and tastefully decorated, with large windows that frame beautiful views of the Ionian Sea. A cozy sofa provides a comfortable space to relax and can also serve as an additional sleeping area if needed. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances including a refrigerator, oven, stovetop, coffee maker, and all essential cookware and utensils. A dining area adjacent to the kitchen offers a pleasant space to enjoy meals together. The bathroom is fresh and modern, fitted with a walk-in shower and a washing machine for added convenience. The villa opens to a private balcony and a large terrace where guests can enjoy the breathtaking sea view, dine outdoors, or unwind in the peaceful surroundings.

From the moment you arrive, Eleanna offers a warm, genuine welcome that makes you feel instantly at home. Always smiling and approachable, she personally handles check-ins, ensuring everything is perfect for your stay. Her deep knowledge of Kefalonia becomes your greatest asset—she shares the best local tips, from hidden beaches and scenic routes to authentic tavernas and cultural gems. Whether you need a restaurant recommendation, directions, or help planning your day, Eleanna is always just a message away, ready to assist with kindness and care. Her dedication, attention to detail, and heartfelt hospitality consistently turn a great stay into a memorable one.

Mantzavinata is a picturesque village located in the southwestern part of the Paliki peninsula in Kefalonia, approximately 4 kilometers southwest of Lixouri. It belongs to the municipality of Lixouri and, along with the neighboring village of Vouni, forms the local community of Katogi. Built at an elevation of about 80 meters, the village is surrounded by rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards, offering a serene and natural setting. The name "Mantzavinata" comes from the Italian words mangiare (to eat) and vino (wine), reflecting the village’s historical connection to grape and wine production during the Venetian era. Until the mid-20th century, Mantzavinata was known for its production of raisins and wine, with the local "Mantzavino" wine being especially renowned. The village is home to three churches, two of which—Saint Spyridon and the Church of the Virgin Mary—date back to the 17th century. In the central square, known as Lemonata, the annual wine festival takes place every August, attracting both locals and visitors. Nearby are the beaches of Xi and Mania, known for their distinctive red sand and clay cliffs. Xi Beach in particular is organized and offers visitor amenities. Another notable nearby site is the cape of Kounopetra, where a large rock slowly sways with the movement of the sea, creating a rare and fascinating natural phenomenon. Mantzavinata blends traditional architecture with natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, making it an ideal destination for those seeking to experience the authentic charm of Kefalonia.