Melissani Cave
In the east side of Kefalonia there are many attractions that make tourists come to this island, such as the wonderful Melisani Cave, Antisamos Beach, the geological phenomenon Katavotres ... Unreal...
MOREIn the east side of Kefalonia there are many attractions that make tourists come to this island, such as the wonderful Melisani Cave, Antisamos Beach, the geological phenomenon Katavotres ... Unreal...
MORETo get to know any destination better you have to try both local products and traditional dishes. Like every region and every Greek island, Kefalonia has its own traditional products that...
MOREFiskardo is one of 365 villages in Cephalonia. It is located in the very north of the island, in the region known as Erissos, which was put under the protection...
MOREMount Enos, Kefalonia's national park and also the highest point of the western coast of the Ionian Sea, extends at an altitude of 1628m and is located in the southern...
MOREIn the east side of the island, at about 12km from Skala to the north, driving on the road that stretches along the shore, the port of Poros is located,...
MORESkala is located in the southeast of the island. It is located on the coast itself and is 37 km away from Argostoli, or about 50 minutes by car. The...
MOREIn terms of supply, Kefalonia has much to boast about. There are plenty of well-supplied supermarkets, whether they are small local ones or some of the big retail chains, especially...
MOREIn a quiet resort Skala, in the southeast of Kefalonia, there is an interesting cafe bar on the beach. This _pet friendly_bar is located at the exit from the center of...
MOREThe capital of the Kefalonia island, Argostoli, was almost completely destroyed by a devastating earthquake which affected the whole island in 1953. Entire buildings built in the Venetian style disappeared...
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