Kefalonia

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Travel Options

There are flights to Kefalonia from a selection of regional airports throughout the UK. We do not tie you in to a package holiday with prearranged travel; you are free to choose flights from your closest airport using any airline and at a time that suits you best.

We always recommend that you book your flights as soon as you have booked your property as you will find that fares are usually lower and the choice of flight times is wider.  If you would like to place a 'hold' on your chosen property whilst you are booking your flights we are more than happy to do this for you. We can book flights on your behalf if you would like us to, for this service we charge a fee of £30 for each return flight booked.

Fly from:

  1. Bournmouth
  2. Birmingham
  3. Bristol
  4. Cardiff
  5. East Midlands
  6. Gatwick
  7. Glasgow
  8. Heathrow
  9. Leeds Bradford
  10. Luton
  11. Manchester
  12. Newcastle
  13. Stansted

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Villages and towns in Kefalonia

Svoronata

Svoronata is a sleepy village in the southwest of Kefalonia offering a couple of shops and tavernas, and its star feature is the lovely Ai Helis Beach. Sheltered by cliffs, and accessed via steps or an unmade track, there is a beach bar, sunbeds and umbrellas, and occasional water sports. Moreover there is a host of other beaches in the vicinity including Avithos, Ammes, Platis Gialos and Makris Gialos.

Backed by trees and sheltered by the mountain behind, Trapezaki beach has a relaxed and peaceful ambience. It is actually two sandy beaches split by a small marina, with a beach bar open in high season. The village has a number of amenities including a selection of appealing restaurants. In the hills behind are small villages with impressive views over the coast, with some of the best beaches on the island, Agios Thomas and Lourdas, are close by. 

Sloping down to a coastline indented by beaches and quiet inlets, Spartia is a sleepy village located a few miles south of the capital, Argostoli. Pretty houses perch on the flowery hillsides, looking out over lush vegetation and the glistening Ionian Sea. This traditional fishing village offers bountiful natural beauty. Spartia’s fertile landscape ensures that grapevines, fruit trees and olive groves are plentiful. The centre of the village is home to a small square with a few tavernas, popular with the locals, and a small grocery store serves the community. At the bottom of the hillside a fishing jetty protrudes from the water’s edge, where fishermen can be seen casting their nets. Beside this jetty lies a small rock and sand beach, sheltered from the coastal breezes and intense afternoon sun by a limestone cliff. A taverna set above the beach offers lazy lunches and moonlit dinners.

Fiscardo, a beautiful quayside village on the northern tip of Kefalonia, captivates all who visit. Unlike other villages in the area, Fiscardo was barely affected by the devastating earthquake of 1953 and so has retained its character. Original pastel hued Venetian buildings still stand prominently overlooking the horseshoe shaped harbour. Tables and chairs from a variety of tavernas and cafés sit alongside the water’s edge, from where wonderful views across the water to the neighbouring islands of Ithaka and Lefkas can be enjoyed.

Fiscardo is particularly popular with boat owners, and stunning yachts are constantly seen coming and going during the summer months. Strolling along the harbour taking in the views is a favourite pastime of many visitors to the village.  Nonetheless, Fiscardo is still very much a working harbour, and traditional fishing boats moor alongside a host of other vessels, large and small. Early morning visitors to the harbour may have a chance to buy freshly caught fish. Fiscardo radiates a unique ambience, particularly in the evenings when, as the sun sets and the lights throughout the village cast their glow, people head for the tavernas or take a gentle stroll.  

Once a small fishing village, Skala is now one of the most popular and largest villages in Kefalonia yet still retains its inviting charm. Narrow, cobbled streets branch off from the main thoroughfare (pedestrianised in the summer months) to reveal the original fishing village, where cafes and tavernas sit alongside houses and fishing huts.  The main attraction, Skala beach, is a mixture of fine shingle and sand and 3km long, ensuring quieter areas can still be found even in the height of summer.

View the remains, which include a number of interesting mosaics, of a Roman villa, home to a wealthy Roman in the 3rd century A.D. The hills behind Skala also present some interesting sights. Escape to the archaeological site of the Temple of Apollo or head to the fields to discover local beehives, and trails through valleys, vineyards and groves along the way.

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