Villa Gia | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Moussata

Trapezaki’s southern coastline rolls away beneath your feet as you arrive at Villa Gia, a three-bedroom luxury villa rental in Kefalonia that commands 360-degree views of both the Ionian Sea and Mount Ainos. Six guests across three bedrooms means no shared compromises—only private bathrooms, sea breezes, and the kind of seclusion that makes you wonder why you ever leave. The villa sits within an exclusive twelve-property resort in this quiet Kefalonian village, just 12 kilometres from the capital Argostoli, yet feels a world away from tourist crowds.

Inside Villa Gia

Villa Gia sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, distributed across two levels that make full use of the hillside setting. Upstairs, two double bedrooms each claim their own en-suite bathroom and private balconies—the kind of outdoor space where you wake to sea views and fall asleep to the sound of waves against the shore. Both upper bedrooms capture light from different angles throughout the day, so morning sun comes without the afternoon glare. A third double bedroom occupies the ground floor, paired with a shared family bathroom and direct access to the main living quarters.

The ground floor opens into an expansive living and dining zone, where a stone fireplace becomes the natural focal point on cooler evenings. High ceilings and soft lighting create an intimate atmosphere despite the room’s generous dimensions. Large glass doors dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, framing the terrace view as though it were permanent artwork. The fully equipped kitchen adjoins this space—modern appliances sit alongside traditional Kefalonian touches, with enough counter space and a dishwasher that makes group cooking collaborative rather than chaotic. A separate writing desk and individual climate controls in each room ensure guests can retreat to quiet corners when needed.

Throughout Villa Gia, you’ll find thoughtful details: free Wi-Fi for staying connected (or ignoring your inbox), satellite television for rainy afternoons, a CD/DVD player for evening entertainment, and a coffee maker that starts your day right. Soundproof windows keep the outside sounds of nature in, and the noise of neighbouring villas out. Central heating and individually controlled air-conditioning mean no one shivers or sweats—the temperature becomes personal preference rather than compromise. A safe deposit box protects valuables, hairdryers and bath amenities come standard, and guest laundry facilities handle the practicalities of a week-long stay without requiring a trip to town.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step outside and the landscape expands. A private swimming pool anchors the garden—large enough for proper swimming lengths, shallow enough for children to splash safely, surrounded by sunbeds for those who prefer poolside to water. A built-in barbecue area sits near the pool, where evening meals become social occasions under the stars. An outdoor dining table seats up to ten, perfect for group dinners where conversation flows as freely as the local wine. Shaded sitting areas at ground level offer refuge from midday heat, while the upper-floor balconies provide loungers facing the sea—ideal for afternoon reading or sunset watching without moving.

The garden itself is fenced and private, with mature plantings that provide natural screening from neighbouring villas. A dedicated parking space means no searching for spots after a day exploring the island. The 360-degree mountain and sea views shift throughout the day—the morning light catches Mount Ainos differently than evening does, and the Ionian Sea changes colour with the hours. This isn’t a view you adjust to; it’s one you photograph repeatedly and still can’t quite capture the reality of it.

Location: Trapezaki and the Surrounding Area

Trapezaki occupies Kefalonia’s southern coastline, a pocket of relative quiet that still sits within easy reach of the island’s main attractions. The village itself is modest—a handful of tavernas, some local shops, genuine village life rather than tourist infrastructure. The beaches here matter: Trapezaki Beach, just minutes from Villa Gia, stretches with golden sand and clear water shallow enough for snorkelling. Lourdas Beach sits 8 kilometres north, another sandy option with gentler waves and a small village backing its shore. If you want to explore further, Skala Beach—21 kilometres away—combines sand with a proper village atmosphere, fish tavernas, and a longer stretch for afternoon walks.

Argostoli, the island capital, lies 12 kilometres north. Here you’ll find proper shopping (the Argostoli Market Hall for local produce and regional cheeses), supermarkets stocking everything from essentials to gourmet imports, and a working harbour with water taxis to nearby islands. Lourdata village, 6 kilometres away, preserves traditional architecture and serves excellent seafood at waterfront restaurants. Moussata, 11 kilometres inland, maintains authentic village character with minimal tourism infrastructure—the kind of place locals still outnumber visitors. Each village in this region serves regional specialities: moussaka, souvlaki, fresh octopus caught that morning, local wine from small producers who’ve made the same grape varieties for generations.

Cultural landmarks reward exploration. St. George’s Castle in Peratata, 18 kilometres away, dates to medieval times and commands sweeping island views from its hilltop position. The Monastery of Agios Gerasimos, Kefalonia’s patron saint and 19 kilometres from Trapezaki, attracts pilgrims and history enthusiasts year-round. Drogarati Cave, 22 kilometres to the north, showcases stalactites and stalagmites in chambers that have been photographed for centuries. For active pursuits, Mount Ainos National Park rises directly behind Villa Gia—hiking trails through Kefalonian pine forests offer cooler afternoon walks and panoramic views across the entire island to the Ionian Sea beyond.

This location works as a base for island exploration while offering the seclusion many luxury villa guests seek. Explore our luxury villas in Greece for additional options, or browse our full collection in Moussata for nearby properties in the same region. For destination planning and seasonal insights, read our Kefalonia travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Gia works brilliantly for multi-generational families—three bedrooms mean grandparents get privacy from young children’s early wake times, yet the shared living spaces and large dining table bring everyone together for meals. Friends travelling together find the arrangement democratic: no one claims the master suite, no resentment over bedroom assignments. Couples sharing the space with children appreciate the separated upper bedrooms for adult conversation time once kids are asleep. Small wedding parties or intimate family reunions fit perfectly—six guests is large enough to feel social, small enough that everyone can eat at the same table without removing chairs.

The private pool appeals to families with young children who need supervised water access. The fenced garden means toddlers can play safely while adults supervise from the terrace. Older children and teenagers find the location balanced—close enough to Argostoli for evening outings and nightlife, rural enough to feel like genuine escape. Remote workers and digital nomads benefit from reliable Wi-Fi and a writing desk for focused work, with the option to take afternoon breaks by the pool.

Practical Information

Villa Gia accommodates 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Kefalonia International Airport (EFL) sits 32 kilometres away—approximately a 45-minute drive to Trapezaki, with transfer services available through the resort (charged separately). The nearest supermarket is in Argostoli, 12 kilometres distant, though the resort can pre-stock your fridge with groceries before arrival.

Standard inclusions cover utilities (electricity, water, heating), free Wi-Fi throughout, bed linens and towels, pool access, and the use of all kitchen appliances. The dishwasher and washing machine handle practical necessities. Additional paid services include airport transfers, chef or cook services, maid service, car rental, boat hire, massage, and medical consultation. Check-in typically occurs from 16:00 onwards, with flexible arrangements available for early arrival subject to availability. A flexible cancellation policy applies depending on your booking date.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Gia

How many guests does Villa Gia sleep?

Villa Gia sleeps 6 guests across 3 double bedrooms, each with en-suite or shared bathroom facilities. The two upper bedrooms each have private en-suite bathrooms, while the ground-floor bedroom shares a family bathroom with the main living areas. No sofa beds or roll-aways are available, so maximum occupancy remains at 6 guests.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Gia in Kefalonia?

Kefalonia International Airport (EFL) is the nearest landing point, situated 32 kilometres from Villa Gia in Trapezaki. The drive takes approximately 45 minutes under normal traffic conditions. The resort arranges airport and port transfers for a per-vehicle charge, making arrival straightforward for those without rental cars. Boat arrivals to Argostoli harbour are 12 kilometres away—roughly 20 minutes by car.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Gia?

May through October offers warm, reliable weather, with July and August reaching peak temperatures (28-30°C) but also attracting maximum crowds. June and September provide the sweet spot—warm enough for sea swimming, cooler enough for daytime comfort, and less tourist congestion than midsummer. April and November bring Mediterranean spring and autumn weather (17-22°C), with fewer visitors and stunning wildflower blooms or golden light respectively. Winter (December-February) experiences occasional rain and cooler temperatures, but offers dramatic landscapes and solitude. The private pool remains accessible year-round, though heating is essential for winter swimming.

Is Villa Gia suitable for families with children?

Yes, Villa Gia works well for families with children of various ages. The private pool offers supervised water access without requiring beach trips, and shallow areas suit young swimmers. The fenced garden provides secure outdoor play space away from villa traffic or cliff edges. Trapezaki Beach, minutes away, has gentle, shallow waters ideal for young children. The three separate bedrooms allow parents to maintain sleep routines without disturbing other guests. The kitchen equipment enables home cooking if meal times need flexibility around young sleep schedules. Lourdas Beach, 8 kilometres away, provides another family-friendly option with lifeguards and beach facilities. The nearest medical clinic operates in Argostoli (12 kilometres), with a doctor available upon request through the resort.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Gia?

The rental price covers utilities (electricity, water, heating, air-conditioning), free Wi-Fi internet access throughout, bed linens and bath towels, use of all kitchen appliances including the dishwasher and washing machine, guest laundry facilities, pool access and maintenance, and standard furnishings. Satellite television, CD/DVD player, and coffee maker are included. Optional paid additions include airport transfers, maid service (daily or periodic), professional chef or cook services, car and motorbike rental, boat hire, massage therapy, beauty treatments, and on-call medical consultation.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Gia?

Trapezaki village itself has several traditional tavernas within walking distance, serving local cuisine like grilled fish and moussaka with village wine at modest prices. Argostoli, 12 kilometres away, hosts the Argostoli Market Hall (central open-air market with local produce, cheeses, and regional specialities), multiple supermarkets including international brands, and waterfront fish restaurants along the harbour. Lourdata, 6 kilometres away, specialises in seafood with restaurants directly overlooking the Ionian Sea. Moussata village, 11 kilometres inland, preserves family-run tavernas serving authentic regional food in traditional settings. Local wine producers in the surrounding hills offer tastings—the Robola grape variety thrives in Kefalonian soil, producing crisp white wines. For provisions, a supermarket in Argostoli stocks everything from basics to gourmet imports, and the resort can arrange pre-arrival grocery shopping and fridge pre-stocking.