Emplisi beach
The water in Kefalonia doesn’t get any clearer than what awaits you at Emplisi. An…
BEACHES IN KEFALONIA
Kefalonia is famous for its thick, green canopy of oleander, oak and fir trees, its p…
Beaches nearby Lassi
Lassi is a small tourist town in the south of Kefalonia island and is one of the bes…
Melissani Lake
Melissani Lake is covered by the cave on the Kefalonia island and attracts many touri…
The Best Beach in Kefalonia
I arrived in Greece last July with one very specific mission: to see as many beautifu…
Kefalonia a gem in the Ionian Sea.
A Green - Blue Harmony This green island with its breathtaking beach…
5 Reasons to Visit Incredible Kefalonia
Visitors to Kefalonia will find themselves spoilt for choice thanks to the unique…
Horgota Beach near Sami
Remote Beach on Kefalonia in Ionian Sea, located on the east side of the island near t…
Argostoli town Kefalonia island Greece
The capital of Kefalonia stands on the far end of the natural bay surrounded…
Fiskardo village Kefalonia island Greece
A former fishing village that has transformed into a high status cosmopolitan resort,…
Antisamos beach Kefalonia island Greece
Awarded with the blue flag, it is located a few kilometers away from the port of …
Agia Efimia Kefalonia Greece
Aghia Efimia is part of the municipality of Pylaros which take…
Beach near Sami
Remote Beach on Kefalonia in Ionian Sea, located on the east side of the island nea…
Petani beach Kefalonia island Greece
A beach that equally competes Myrtos in beauty! Featuring white sand and deep blue wa…
Kefalonia
Best Greek island for getting active Best Greek islands IGOR TICHONOW / EYEEMGETTY IMAGES With its hidden beaches, laid-back atmosphere and stunning landscapes,
Best beach
Fragrant pine, cypress and olive trees make getting out and about a treat, and if you head into Argostoli after dark, you might spot locals singing to the sounds of a mandolin
Lassi
It's calm, quiet and a great place to get active with hiking, kayaking and experience a spot of wellness too.
The red beach
10 km from Lixouri. The beach took its name from the cove that has the shape of the letter X.