Kefalonia is a dream destination for animal lovers, offering a mix of wildlife encounters, pet-friendly activities, and opportunities to support local conservation efforts. Whether you’re watching turtles glide through the sea, spotting dolphins, diving among …
Birds
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Kefalonia’s location and geomorphology contribute to the island being host to a wide range of protected species. The semi-wild horses of Ainos, the Sea turtles and the rarest snake species are only some of the …
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In autumn the climate becomes milder and it is a great time to observe the changes in nature and small animals. My village, Agia Efimia is beautiful during this season, the village is still open …
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Everyday my dog Ted and I take several walks together. Without doubt my favourite walk is our first, early morning stroll along the seaside at Karavomylos. We start out from home which is very close …
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Marshland, cliff faces, mountains and slopes, seaside and lakes are the reason that Kefalonia has such a rich bird life diversity, thus a great place for birdwatching.
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The Environmental Centre of Mountain Ainos is responsible for protecting and conserving Ainos wildlife, flora and fauna. Ainos, apart from being the highest mountain of the Ionian Islands, is also a National Park.
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One of the best attractions of the island’s town and home to many protected species, Koutavos Lagoon hosts a variety of animals – an integral part of Kefalonia’s flora and fauna.
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A Dreamy Location! 8km from Agia Efimia and just 1km from Sami village, the traveller can visit Karavomylos Lake. According to scientists, Karavomylos is part of strange geological phenomena observed in Kefalonia: researchers have found that …