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KEFALONIA

Kefalonia is an amazing island of the Ionian Sea with a rich and impressive history, as it has been inhabited since the Paleolithic era. This is the land of heroes, known from the Homeric poems and the inspiring story of Odysseus. Home to some of the most breathtaking beaches in the entire world like Myrtos and Fiskardo, Fteri and of course Petani, the island boasts long stretches of silky golden sand or rocky embroidered coastlines with emerald waters. Travelers fall in love with Kefalonia at first sight, and this feeling only grows stronger the more they discover about its very essence. Natural wonders such as Melissani Cave and Ainos National Park, Kefalonia is also famous for its distinctive gastronomy and its colorful nightlife. A place where dreams come true, a destination of the antitheses that come together in perfect harmony.

Places to visit



Mount Enos

The highest mountain range on Kefalonia extends through the Southern part of the island and is the backdrop to the villa. It has a total length of 10km, and its highest peak is Mount Soros at 1,628m.

Melissani Lake

Melissani Lake is located in Karavomylos, just 2km from Sami on the South East coast. It is well worth a visit to see this unique cave structure with a lake whose waters reach a depth of 39 metres. The cave is open to visitors every day from 9am and you can tour the lake on a boat and admire the wonderful colours.

Drogarati Cave

The Drogarati Cave lies 3km from Sami and is worth a visit whilst at the lake. The cave is regarded as one of the finest in Greece and situated 120m above sea level, the cave descends to a depth of 95 metres. The cave is a rare geological phenomenon and is open to tourists every day.

Skala

The endless beach of Skala is fringed by a pine tree forest where you can enjoy a pleasant break from your sunbathing. There are water sports facilities and many relaxing bars along the sea front as well as an abundance of restaurants to choose from in the evening.



Argostoli

Argostoli is the capital of Kefalonia. It is lively modern town full of boutiques, clothing shops, food markets and galleries with a mountain backdrop.

Fiskardo

Fiskardo is a beautiful Greek harbour village on the Northern tip of Kefalonia. It is unique in that it was left virtually undamaged during the great earthquake of 1953. Fishing boats moor alongside the picturesque harbour and many yachts many owned by the rich and famous who are attracted by the tranquillity of Fiskardo.

Sami

Sami is the second busiest port on Kefalonia serving ferries to Corfu, Ithica, Patras and Italy. Sami is a very charming working town with a long waterfront, lined with shaded restaurants and tavernas serving the locally caught fish of the day.

Poros

Poros is a picturesque village with a vast indented coastline, that is 2km long abundant in sandy beaches and ports. The area is renowned as a fishing place, while its caves are a shelter for the seal Monachus-Monachus and the turtle Caretta-Caretta.



Myrtos Beach

Myrtos is the most famous beach on Kefalonia and has been voted one of Europe’s most beautiful. The beach is a huge sweep of white limestone frames by steep cliffs that make it really breathtaking.

Assos

Unforgettable scenery and the towering remains of a Venetian fortress. It is described as the most ʽatmospheric villageʼ on the island, clinging to a small isthmus with picturesque houses overlooking the harbour. The centre of the village is Paris Square, which offers relaxation in the shaded comfort of its tavernas.A track leads from the village up to the fortress that guards Assos. The Venetians built the fortress in the 1590ʼs to protect the inhabitants from pirates. If youʼre in the mood for romance, be in Assos at sunset to see the sun go down behind the castle and the light streaming across the ruins.

Moni Kipoureon

The monastery dedicated to Virgin Mary Kipoureon was built in 1759 and is situated in Palliki peninsula.The visitor apart from the remarkable relics will also have the chance to admire the unrivalled view towards the endless blue sea. An unforgettable experience.

Lixouri

Lixouri is Kefalonia’s second city. It is a quiet and friendly city situated sounth on Paliki peninsula, of which is the capital. It is surrounded by mountains and built around a port. The harbour area is alive with boats and motors departing to Argostoli. The biggest part of Lixouri was destoyed by the earthquake of 1953 and is therefore rebuild with wide streets. Worth visiting is the library and the icon museum (on the coastal side in an old mansion which was survived the earthquake).

Worth seeing - Petani Bay Hotel

Worth seeing

Archeological Museum of Argostoli
Assos Town and Castle
Corgialeneion Historical and Folk Art Museum
Cyclopean Walls
Drakaina Cave (Poros)
Drogorati Caves
Fiskardo
Lakovatis Mansion (Lixouri)
Mellisani Underground Lake
Natural History Museum
St Georges Castle (Peratata)
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