Contemporary cliff-top calm
On arrival at Oikos Nostos, it's hard to take your eyes away from the extraordinary vistas panning out in front of you. When you eventually manage to, however, you'll also be entranced by the property itself, with its clean-cut contemporary lines, its composure and its beguiling sense of tranquillity. This is a true haven, a world unto itself, a destination that gives meaning to your journey.
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From the Guest Book
Oikos Nostos is absolutely the best villa we’ve ever visited and The Thinking Traveller is the best agency we’ve used. Everything in the villa is high quality and on top of that the view is breathtaking. Long infinity pool is magnificent. The staff and our Local Specialist were very helpful. Everything just perfect!.
Jaakko Karjalainen June 2024
Oikos Nostos is a fantastic villa. What stood out was the design, the technology and the views to die for! All in all an amazing trip - the villa was incredible and The Thinking Traveller very professional - would highly recommend.
Verified guest, July 2024
Excellent
4.7/5
942 Reviews
Oikos Nostos is situated in the southeast of Lefkada, just over the water from the neighbouring island of Meganissi, a few minutes drive from the village of Poros and a 15-minute drive from the beach, harbour and seafront tavernas of Mikros Gialos, where it is also possible to rent boats.
Exploring the island of Lefkada, which is 35km long and 15km wide, is relatively easy in a week (if you can pull yourselves away from the views and pool of the villa) and offers a great deal to see and do. The azure, transparent waters of the Ionian Sea are a real attraction and the varied coastline includes a host of beaches and the dramatic white cliffs Cape Lefkatas on the southern tip. The wooded mountains of the interior, some of which rise to over 1100m, offer excellent walking, some truly beautiful scenery and a scattering of unspoilt villages where the way of life remains profoundly connected to the island's ancient traditions and customs. The island's capital, Lefkada Town is a buzzing centre with plenty of seafront tavernas and bars, a good selection of shops, and a busy marina.
At its northern point, Lefkada is connected to mainland Greece by a causeway and, via frequent ferry services from the ports of Nidri and Vasiliki, to several of the other islands of the Ionian archipelago (including nearby Meganissi), making it eminently possible to explore further afield.