Lygia () is a village and a community in the municipal unit of Vartholomio, Elis, Greece. The community includes the villages Arkoudi, Glyfa, Ioniki and Paralia. Lygia is situated in the low hills of the southern part of the Kyllini peninsula, 3ÃÂ km from the Ionian Sea. It is 4ÃÂ km southeast of Kastro, 4ÃÂ km east of Loutra Kyllinis and 4ÃÂ km west of Vartholomio.
Arkoudi is the westernmost village of the community, 4ÃÂ km southwest of Lygia, on the coast near Loutra Kyllinis. Its population was 77 in 2001. Glyfa is 2ÃÂ km southwest of Lygia, and had 249 inhabitants in 2001. Paralia is 3ÃÂ km south of Lygia, on the coast. It had 96 inhabitants. The village Ioniko is adjacent to the east of Paralia, and has no permanent residents.
The village had a train station on the VartholomioâÂÂLoutra Kyllinis railway, operated by the Hellenic State Railways. It was located at km 6.156 from Vartholomio. The station was opened on June 1, 1892 and closed in 1969 along with the railway line.