Kefalonia

Agia Sofia is where you’ll find serenity even in the busy days of August. The scenery is a mix of virgin nature with olive trees almost touching down to sea...

Once a well-kept local secret, Kimilia Beach, is now clearly signposted and not-so-secret anymore. It is pebbled, with characteristic turquoise waters and surrounded by untamed nature. There are no facilities...

The paradisiacal Dafnoudi Beach is located in the far north of the island of Kefalonia. Quite tiny and hidden by a beautiful forest, It boasts gleaming white pebbles and crystalline...

Foki is a beautiful inlet with white pebbles, surrounded by a thick forest of cypresses and olive trees, reaching down to emerald waters. The name comes from the frequent appearance...

Assos Village has Venetian ruins, traditional, colourful houses and narrow alleys with blooming foliage and old churches. Exceedingly quaint and very popular, It is located on a bay with two...

Myrtos is Kefalonia’s calling card. Featuring in magazine covers, posters, calendars, postcards and souvenirs, while systematically voted among the best beaches worldwide, this heavenly blue bay sports a striking scenery...

Ai Jerusalem, is a beautiful pebbly beach with crystal clear waters that are great for snorkelling. Named after the small chapel that used to stand on the edge of the...

Meaning “salty” in Greek, Alaties is a fiord-like, small sandy beach. The scenery is quite magical, with crystalline turquoise waters and a fascinating seabed begging for explorations. Though the beach...

Emplysi is one of the most popular beaches in northern Kefalonia. Boasting crystalline waters against the backdrop of glistening rocks and a forested hillside with olive and cypress trees, it’s...

Largely intact from the earthquake that devastated Kefalonia in 1953, Fiscardo retains the architecture and ambience of times bygone – an era when the Venetians were the island’s rulers supreme....