Cheap flights to Kefalonia

The capital of the island was virtually completely destroyed by an earthquake back in 1953 and therefore now has a very modern townscape. Lithostroto, the town’s pedestrian area, is home to a multitude of attractive shops, tavernas and cafés, while many visitors also like to explore the market along the waterfront.

Kefalonia impresses visitors with its abundance of attractive bays and beaches – our favourites are the Myrtos and Antisamos Beaches. Myrtos Beach is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece but Antisamos Beach is equally stunning.

If you follow the many winding roads beyond Myrtos Beach, you will end up in Assos. This small village is located on a peninsula extending out into the ocean and is especially popular due to its wonderfully relaxed atmosphere.

This lake is located in an underwater cave that is lit up by the sun at certain times of day, producing a truly wonderful array of sparkling colours. We highly recommend the lake as a must-see on your trip!

Given that Kefalonia is located away from Greece’s main tourist destinations, its cafés and restaurants offer wonderfully authentic and unbelievably delicious cuisine. Our tip: Greek salad with feta cheese, freshly caught fish and a glass of wine – delicious!