Property for sale in Agia Efimia, Kefalonia

Agia Efimia · Kefalonia

Property for sale in Agia Efimia, Kefalonia

Agia Efimia is a harbour village on the east coast of Kefalonia at the northern end of the bay of Sami, where the coast road from Fiskardo and the road over the ridge from Myrtos meet the sea. It has a quay of yachts, a village behind it and a run of small coves along the coast to the north. It suits buyers who want a working harbour village, a step below Fiskardo in price and profile, with Sami's ferries close at hand.

Golden Visa zone: from €800,000

Agia Efimia · Kefalonia

Properties for sale in Agia Efimia

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Islands

The bay

The village faces south down the bay towards Sami, with Ithaca across the strait and the slopes of the Pylaros valley behind. It is a favourite overnight stop for yachts sailing between Fiskardo and Ithaca, and the small pebble coves along the road north are its beaches. Sami, with the ferries to Ithaca and Patras, is a short drive round the bay; the airport is on the far side of the island.

The market

The stock is village houses, some restored, together with newer villas on the slopes above the harbour and towards the coves, and plots in the valley. Portal averages in 2026 put the Pylaros municipal unit, which covers Agia Efimia and the Myrtos coast, at around €2,150 per square metre, up more than 20% on the year from a low base. Agency guidance for Sami and Agia Efimia puts houses at €0.35–0.9 million as an indicative band and the wider east coast at €1,800–3,000 per square metre. Buyers are British above all, with Italians who arrive by boat, and the village suits those who want a harbour without Fiskardo's prices.

13 areas and villages

Other areas of Kefalonia

Where you buy matters more than what you buy. These are the coasts and villages we work in.

North (Erissos)

North-west coast

East coast

South-east coast

South coast

South coast (Livathos)

Argostoli & Lassi

Paliki peninsula