Fiscardo is a famous little village on the northernmost tip of Kefalonia.
It is situated at the part of the island that was little to none affected by the earthquake of 1953 and for that reason most of the buildings preserve their traditional local architecture & design, and give to its visitors a glimpse of the past.

Grand mansions with elegant balconies, old two-storey houses with dark redtiled rooftops, little stone paved alleys, flowers in every corner and view of all-green hillsides & emerald waters are just a few of the things any visitor can witness to this enchanting place.
This picturesque village is also the home town of the famous Greek poet Nikos Kavvadias who is known as the poet of the sea.

Assos is a beautiful little peninsula on the north part of the island that on its base is situated the namesake charming little village.

The village seems to be ‘lost in time’ and gives off an almost mystical atmosphere. Same as “Fiskardo”, the traditional architecture is retained, and enhanced slightly contemporary elements enough to pleasantly surprise all visitors.
In the late 15^th century, a castle/fortress was built on the top of the hill by the Venetians, in order to protect the inhabitants from pirate raids. Nowadays, there are only remnants of the walls, the internal area of the castle and the church of San Marco.

What visitors can enjoy in Assos , is the wonderful relaxing & romantic atmosphere, the turquoise waters & white pebbled beach, the tastes & aromas from local restaurants & cafes and the absolutely magnificent views from every spot of the peninsula.

The cave lake of Melissani is a wonder of nature and one of the most impressive sights on Kefalonia. It is situated in “Karavomylos”, an area close to “Sami” town.
Melissani was discovered in 1951, soon was made accessible by the public, becoming one of the most famous tourist attractions of the island. Visitors not only can enter the cave but also enjoy a ride inside it with the little boats situated inside it.

The allure of this cave lake is unique and gives to every visitor a chance to witness the miracles that nature can create. By visiting especially during the morning/noon hours when the sun is at its highest point guests can marvel the amazing colours of the waters & rocks created by the rays of light coming throught the gap on the cave’s rooftop.

If you decide to visit Melissani lake, you can’t miss visiting Drogarati cave. The grandiosity of nature has created here another unique work of art.

The cave is accessible by descending the stairs leading inside.

Once inside the cave, the visitor is instantly captivated by this remarkable sight. Stalactites & stalagmites have been forming here (and still do) for thousands of years. The reflection of light on these formations creates wonderful colors and an almost mythical atmosphere. The cave has multiple chambers, is renowned for its excellent acoustics and for this reason from time to time concerts are realised here in the grand hall.

Skala is a beautiful sea side village & noted holiday resort that is situated on the southern-east part of Kefalonia. During the last couple of decades especially, due to its amazing position by the sea and its marvelous long sandy beach, Skala turned into one of the major vacation hotspots of the island.

Skala has a really wonderful 3 kilometers long beach with both sand & small white pebbles along with amazing crystal blue waters. Some parts of the beach are equipped with sunbeds & umbrellas and some others are more secluded giving a little more privacy & quiet especially during the high season.

Roaming around Skala, visitors can enjoy their time shopping in the little shops around the village, tasting the local & mediterranean flavours in the many restaurants & tavernas, having a drink or coffee, relaxing under the pine trees at the little pine forest close to the beach & visiting archaeological sights like the Roman villa.

The biggest town and capital of the island is Argostoli. The town stands on the side of the entrance point at the natural bay of “Argostoli” surrounded by hills and all-green landscapes.

It is built amphitheatrically and offers the facilities & services any modern-like city can have.The town’s architecture has a combination of modern & old/traditional features as it was fully rebuilt since the earthquake of ‘53.

Argostoli is filled with various types of entertainment (shops, cafes, bars & restaurants, beaches in close distance etc.), areas of cultural interest (DeBosset bridge – a 690m long pedestrianised stone bridge that connects the two sides of Argostoli bay and that was made in the 1800’s, Korgialenios folklore museum, “Kampana” square etc) and places for nature lovers (“Koutavos lagoon”, Botanical garden and the beautiful promenade along the port of Argostoli ‘till the lighthouse of  “Agioi Theodoroi” & the area of “Katavothres” where it occurs the special phenomenon of the “sinkholes”.)

Almost behind of Argostoli at the other side of the hill, is where the noted holiday resort of  “Lassi” is.
The area of  “Lassi”  (which it is on the outskirts, only 3km from the town’s centre) is engulfed by a couple of all-green hills and is on the edge of a wonderful coastline. Even though it has been developed significantly throughout the years, (and still continues) it has preserved the nature-like feeling and all establishments are beautifully incorporated to the Kefalonian nature.

Lassi is one of the best developed holiday resorts of the island as it offers a combination of clean beautiful beaches along with great accommodation options, shops, food & beverages spots as well as entertainment & activities choices.
The area offers to the visitors incredible sunset-viewing spots and it's a great location option for all types of visitors (couples, families, groups) as its privileged possition makes available to the guests “the best of both worlds” – the quiet of a suburban area and the services of a city. The resort has multiple beaches for the visitor to choose from with the most known/popular and organised (sunbeds & umbrellas, showers, beach bars and water sports) to be : Makris Gialos ,Platis Gialos and Gradakia.

Lixouri is the second in-size town of the island and is situated at Paliki peninsula on the west part of Kefalonia. In comparison to Argostoli, it is a little more peaceful – an ideal choice for those who love peace & quiet along with the privileges a town can offer.
  Same as Argostoli, Lixouri has been rebuilt and follows the same architectural style as the rest of the island.

Lixouri is a great starting point to explore not only the town itself but the whole peninsula which features many charming areas & villages as well as points of natural & cultural interest with the most noted ones: the “Xi” Beach with its copper-tone sand & emerald waters, the monastery of “Kipouria” & “Petani” beach - where anyone one can witness some of the most colourful sunsets on the island, “Gerogombos” lighthouse, “Lepeda” beach with the impressive rocks formations and “Kounopetra” area with the “moving rock” phenomenon.