This small but beautiful beach is located on the Paliki Peninsula and is reached from the village of Damoulianata. Drive to the village, taking the main road to the north of the peninsula towards Petani beach. When you descend from the village pause to admire the stunning views, then carefully drive down to Agia Eleni (Saint Eleni) Beach.
The waters are crystal clear, there are many shades of turquoise and blue which dazzle against the small white pebbles of the beach. There is a beautiful rock close to the beach where you can dive from, and you can swim or wade around to a smaller second cove. There are plenty of opportunities to spot a fish whilst snorkelling or swimming, or just lie back and relax taking in the amazingly peaceful atmosphere. The beach is unorganised so make sure you bring water and supplies with you. On your way back to the village of Damoulianata you can stop for a special home made lunch and friendly atmosphere at the taverna named “Ladokola stin Plagia“.
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Hi Anna How’re you?
I’m travelling on a wagon lits to wien with Laura and the kids.
They are very happy to sleep on the train.
Now they are really sleeping.
I hope that everything it’s ok for you and your family after the heartquake. I often think about your beautiful kefalonia.
I really don’t know about the next summer but I think that Laura will kill me if I say her to come back in kefalonia! So, you know that I’m a good layer but this matter it’s so hard also for me.
I suppose that only Lorenzo and Alessandro will be able to bring Laura on kefalonia again…but if it will happens you will be the first to know.
See you soon
Enrico
I just saw your message Enrico as you made it as a comment to a post i uploaded. I hope all of you are well!
Say hello to Laura from me and loads of love to your kids. Kefalonia has something that makes you come back, it is not coincidental that I stayed here for more than 7 years now!!!
Thanks for sharing this gem xx