About – Bolla d' Oro Luxury Villas

Bolla d' Oro Meaning

The name of our website Bolla D’Oro originates from when Corfu was under Venetian rule. During this era, whenever the Emperor wanted to cede privileges an official edict was issued. Inspired by the Venetian imprint left after nearly 401 years of rule, we would like to ‘cede the privilege’ to our clients so that they can enjoy the beauty of Corfu with our two Villas.

The Villas

As Corfu is the greenest island of Greece, we choose to name both villas with a reference to the nature of Corfu.

Villa Lunaria is named after a plant where you can find it in abundance in Spartilas area around the estate and is called Lunaria
Villa Oliva originates from the Latin word meaning olive as the area is surrounded by olive trees

Villa Lunaria and Villa Oliva are situated in this picturesque location of Spartilas overlooking the beautiful blue Ionian Sea and its coastline with a view of Corfu old Town just right in front of you.

Escape from reality, feel the Corfu Vibe!

The villas are located only 250m from Agnadi restaurant at the entrance to the village. Nestled in a hillside surrounded by olive groves, you can experience nature at its best as soon as you arrive with panoramic views and a calmness of this beautiful village interrupted by the fine song of nature. Amongst the olive groves, each villa has a swimming pool overlooking the beautiful sea and the impressive coastline of Corfu.
At the same time, you are not far from the village and its taverns offering Greek-cuisine and a small mini-market for essentials. It is undoubtedly a fantastic peaceful location with excellent areas such as Barbati beach (8km) Nissaki (12km) Ipsos (4km) Dassia (7km).
Corfu town is 20 minutes drive (16km) and 25 minutes drive from the airport (20km) port is (15km).
The villas in the heart of the island offer the opportunity for endless relaxation under the sun. They have been designed to maximise the breathtaking views enabling every room to have a view to the sea.

Corfu Town : 15km

Closest Beach : 4km

The Corfu Port : 15km

Near Restaurant : 250m

Ionian Beauty

The Corfu

Corfu, one of the most beautiful and popular islands of Greece, is located in the northern Ionian Sea opposite the north western coast of the Greek mainland. The total area of the island is 592sq km with a coastline of 216km. The capital is Corfu Town where the main port is situated. It is one of the most beautiful towns of the Greek islands and the largest of the Ionian Islands.

Corfu, one of the most beautiful and popular islands of Greece, is located in the northern Ionian Sea opposite the north western coast of the Greek mainland. The total area of the island is 592sq km with a coastline of 216km. The capital is Corfu Town where the main port is situated. It is one of the most beautiful towns of the Greek islands and the largest of the Ionian Islands. Corfu’s strategic position in the Mediterranean Sea attracted conquerors throughout the centuries which is obvious when walking around Corfu Old Town with its architecture, quaint narrow roads and charming scenery. Corfu Town was built between two fortresses and is adorned with the architectural influences of Venetian and French conquerors. The most romantic and beautiful square of Greece with its arcaded terraces and cafes – Liston - can be found there. It was designed and built by the French architect, Mathieu de Lesseps, who was inspired by the Rue de Rivoli in Paris. Liston derives from the Venetian dialect which means ‘wide and straight paved road’.

Corfu has undoubtedly a cosmopolitan feeling combined with a special traditional character.

It has a mild Mediterranean climate throughout the year without being bitterly cold in winter and the summers are humid. Heavy rainfall and high humidity encourage the abundant growth of vegetation. Therefore the island has a lot of greenery all year round and is listed as the number one greenest island of Greece. Corfu’s highest mountain is Mount Pantokrator which is in the northern centre with an altitude of 914m. The beautiful landscape of Corfu goes on with two lakes, two rivers and an impressive waterfall outside the village of Nymfes near Mount Pantokrator.
On the north side of Corfu there are three small islands untouched by tourism and ideal for total privacy: Othoni, Mathraki and Ereikoussa. They can be reached by boat from Agios Stefanos or Sidari and are perfect for a daily excursion.
According to the latest census figures, the population of the island is 105.000 of which 35.000 people live in the town. The economy of Corfu depends mainly on the tourist industry and agricultural production is not very large. The core products are olive oil, wine, vegetables and the unique type of Kumquat fruit.

Raw & Beautiful

Spartilas Village

Visiting the village you will find that apart from breathtaking views and small narrow paths and passageways, the traditional architecture of the houses with old marble staircases and arched gateways that lead you into overgrown gardens is preserved. Some houses have been restored with new techniques and materials but lose their traditional style.

In the past, the village depended solely from agriculture and you will come across remains of old oil presses on your walks. You can also stop for a quick visit at various churches and traditional old coffee shops in the area.

Is also perfect for trekkers as you can walk from the lowlands and head to the rugged peaks of mountain territory that lead to the Pantoktator Mountain.