Villages

Lassi, located approx. 1.5 km  from the capital Argostoli,  is one of the most popular tourist resorts on the island. The resort is centred around the main road which has a huge choice of restaurants, bars, cafés, souvenir shops, car hire, supermarkets and travel agencies.

Makriotika is one of my favourite villages on the island, a pretty, well-maintained and traditional village located on the slopes of  Agia Dynati in the valley. Just 5km from both Myrtos beach and Agia Efimia,…

While exploring the region of Livathos you will pass through many impressive villages with distinctive architecture and well-tended gardens. Historically the region has strong links with merchants and shipping families. Stop your car and take…

Old Farsa is an atmospheric place to visit to watch the sunset through the ruins. Exploring the paths in and around the village gives us a great insight into the life of a traditional Kefalonian village, its architecture/infrastructure, its agriculture, and its social and cultural activities.

Following the signs to “Saristra Festival” from the main road of Sami- Karavomilos, you will get to the Old Vlachata village. The remnants of the pre-earthquake’s settlement still stand in good condition.

Poros is an attractive coastal village located 45 km south west of Argostoli, (the capital) and 35km from Agia Efimia. It is the main port of the island connecting it with the mainland at the port of Kyllini in the Peloponnese

A picturesque village by the sea and seaside bars and restaurants that beautify the atmosphere, the sandy beach in Katelios will never be too crowded. Simple and beautiful it won’t disappoint you.

Kefalonia’s second largest town It is a beautiful little town, the second largest after Argostoli and the biggest one in the peninsula of Paliki. Lixouri is a lively working town and port with an interesting street layout, an impressive…

A historical town and port surrounded by lush vegetation! Sami is a beautiful coastal town located 9 km from Agia Efimia. It is the second largest port of Kefalonia after Argostoli, and it serves daily trips to Ithaca…

Assos peninsula is one of the most romantic places on the island! The colourful houses all over the hill, the calm sea and the Venetian Fortress buried in the forest will certainly catch your eye!

 The Capital  Argostoli is the capital of Kefalonia. It is the biggest city of the island with a population of approx 10,000 inhabitants. It has been its capital since 1757, the year it was actually founded…

The island’s longest beach with fine and coarse pebbles, a pine forest behind it looking out over Zakynthos and the gentle sound of the waves caressing the ears, you will want to come again.

Preserved beauty! Fiskardo is a picturesque and cosmopolitan harbour village, 60km from the capital of Argostoli and 32km from Agia Efimia in the northern part of the island. It is situated in the beautiful region…

Centrally located, picturesque, with nice little beaches and good tavernas! Once upon a time, Agia Efimia was one of the island’s more important centres of trade with stately homes and mansions. However, the whole village…