Kefalonia Tourist Attractions

Quote: Agios Gerasimos is the patron saint of the Island. A celebration takes place every August 16 and October 20. Gerasimos was born in Trikala of Corinthia and was a member of the famous Notaras… Read More

Quote: As much as I enjoyed sunbathing and swimming in the beautful sea I did want to see some of what Kefalonia had to offer so we booked a bus tour. In the space of a day we managed to visit all he islands main sites… Read More

Quote: Because Argostoli the capital of kefania was so close to our resort we ended up visiting thee a few times during our stay. We usually walked there and back instead of taking the bus as it was only about a 30… Read More

Quote: This stunning monastery sits in the lush Omala Valley. Follow the Sami Road from Argostoli through Resata and, after a steep climb, take the turn right. It’s 2km to the village of Frangata, on the far side of… Read More

Quote: At the northern tip of the bay we spotted the old lighthouse and were determined to view it. It’s no good pretending there’s easy access so we set off on foot to the edge of the woodland that surrounded this… Read More

Quote: Set in the lush green valley of Omala just outside the village of Frangata stands the monastery of the island's patron saint, Ayios Yerasimos. Here the patron saint is kept on display and then brought out for… Read More

Quote: These intriguing old sea mills sit in a small wooded area about a 30-minute walk from the centre of Argostoli, right on the tip of the Fanari peninsula and on the scenic route that doubles back to Lassi. At one… Read More

Quote: We spotted the small town of Assos from afar not because of its size but it’s setting. It juts out from the main island with a narrow isthmus linking a "hump of land" which played host to an old castle - the… Read More

Quote: We return to the Sami road and turn right. After 13 kilometers we enter the tiny village of Katapodata where we turn left for Drogerati. A large pull-in is provided for cars and coaches, and is well equipped with… Read More

Quote: We decided that when we were checking out the Lixourian Peninsula, we’d take the ferry from Agostoli to Lixouri rather that taken the long coastal drive. The cost isn’t too bad, costing 4 euros for the car and… Read More