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Experience the myth in this spacious villa on the island of Ithaca, featuring 5 bedrooms and large balconies with stunning views of the surrounding nature. Perfect for families or groups looking for an idyllic island escape, the villa combines traditional Greek charm with modern amenities. Enjoy outdoor dining, sunbathing, and relaxation on the balconies. With comfortable interiors, plenty of natural light, WiFi and private parking space are included for your convenience.

Ithaca, the fabled homeland of Odysseus, beckons travelers with its tranquil charm, lush green hills, and azure seas that seem to whisper tales from Homer’s epic. Nestled in the heart of the Ionian Sea, this small yet captivating island is a haven for those seeking both relaxation and adventure, where time seems to slow down and every corner reveals a new story. The island’s main settlement and port, Vathy (18km), welcomes visitors with its picturesque, amphitheatrical harbor, dotted with colorful fishing boats that gently bob on the water. Here, traditional tavernas line the waterfront, inviting you to savor the island’s authentic flavors—think grilled octopus, fresh-caught fish, and local wine—while the scent of the sea mingles with the warm aroma of sun-ripened herbs. The waterfront promenade, perfect for a leisurely evening stroll, offers views of the harbor lights dancing on the water like stars, casting a magical glow that captures the island’s timeless allure. History enthusiasts will find plenty to explore among Ithaca’s archaeological treasures, each adding another layer to its mythic past. The Archaeological Museum of Vathy houses an impressive collection of ancient artifacts, including intricately decorated pottery, figurines, and tools that trace the island’s rich and varied history from prehistoric times through the Classical period. Nearby, the Cave of the Nymphs—believed to have been a refuge for Odysseus and his weary crew—exudes an air of mystery, its cool interior echoing the whispers of ancient legends. The ruins of the so-called School of Homer, near the village of Stavros (2km), invite visitors to imagine the lessons and tales that may have once unfolded there, offering a tangible connection to the island’s mythological heart. On the northern side of Ithaca, Poli Beach (3km), near the village of Stavros, is known for its shallow, calm waters—ideal for families with young children—and the natural shade provided by tamarisk trees