One of the world's most astonishing geological phenomena for which there have been many discussions. Katavothres is not difficult to reach, as it takes only 3 kilometers from Argostoli long the Fanari road. The sea water rushes in through some cracks in the rocks on the shore and vanishes underground. The unique phenomenon of Kefalonia is that the sinkholes beneath the sea, underground cross the entire island, from west to east, a distance of about 15 km.

The lighthouse of Saint Theodoroi in Argostoli Kefalonia: The lighthouse of Saint Theodoroi lies on a man-made peninsula close to Argostoli village, the capital of the island. It is a circular structure with 20 columns and its tower is 8 m tall. The building has a rather simple and Doric architectural style, while its focal plane is 11 m. It was originally built in 1828 by the British administrator Charles Napier, who ruled the island that time.

It Is located in lassi area , 2 km northwest of Argostoli .Aqui Memorial monument commemorates the 9250 Italian soldiers who died during battles with the Germans, were executed or have died during transport to detention camps. The Massacre of the Acqui Division, also known as the Cephalonia Massacre, was the mass execution of the men of the Italian 33rd Infantry Division Acqui by the Germans on the island of Cephalonia, Greece, in September 1943, following the Italian armistice during the Second World War.

The most famous, beautiful and the most organized beach in our island. We are not exaggerating when we say that god created this place as home for the senses.

Visit Kefalonia hidden gem! Melissani lake is one of the most famous underground lakes all over the world and is located 35 km east from argostoli, in the small village of Karavomilos. In antiquity the lake was a place of worship for the god Pan and the nymph Melissanthi. Melissani Lake opened to the public in 1963.The cavern caved in several thousand years ago creating an amazing sight. Scientists have discovered by dye tracing experiments in 1959 that the water travels from Katavothres, on the other side of the island, and comes out here. The best time to visit the lake is when the sun is right overhead around noon (depending on the season) when the sunlight rays strike the water, creating a magical blue light atmosphere. Explore the lake with a small rowing boat

Located 30 km east from Argostoli and only 6 km far from Melissani Lake, Drogarati cave with remarkable formations of stalactites and stalagmites constitutes a rare geological phenomenon and it’s the oldest cave on the island and one of the oldest all over Greece, with an age over 150 million years.It opened to the public in 1963 and It was discovered when a strong earthquake caused a collapse that revealed the cave's entrance. The cave is about 60m deep and has a constant temperature of 18 degrees temperature and the humidity in the cave reaches 90%

The picturesque harbour village of Agia Efimia is located at the northeastern part of the island,35 km south of Argostoli. It is surrounded by mountains to the north, west and south, which form the Pylaros Valley.Over the years it has become one of the island's major attractions and every summer the streets of the village throb with activity. Marvellous taverns and restaurants line the waterfront overlooking the wonderful bay.

Visit Kefalonia hidden gem! Melissani lake is one of the most famous underground lakes all over the world and is located 35 km east from Argostoli, in the small village of Karavomilos. In antiquity the lake was a place of worship for the god Pan and the nymph Melissanthi. Melissani Lake opened to the public in 1963.The cavern caved in several thousand years ago creating an amazing sight. Scientists have discovered by dye tracing experiments in 1959 that the water travels from Katavothres, on the other side of the island, and comes out here. The best time to visit the lake is when the sun is right overhead around noon (depending on the season) when the sunlight rays strike the water, creating a magical blue light atmosphere. Explore the lake with a small rowing boat.

Antisamos beach is on the top of the list of the most beautiful beaches of Kefalonia. It is awarded with a blue flag, and it is only a few kilometres southeast of the port Sami. It is hidden at the foothill of lush greenery and is one of the most arranged beaches on the island. ..On the beach itself there are several bars offering drinks, food, sunbeds and umbrellas.. Antisamos beach is also known for being one of the locations where the movie Mandolin of Captain Correli was filmed

Myrtos is 35 km far from Argostoli. It is the gem of the beaches of Kefalonia! Known worldwide Myrtos, mostly awarded, vindicates the most expectations of visitors, some come in Kefalonia just to see it by close. The landscape in Myrtos is unique, as lush vegetation, wild rocks and cliffs surround huge pure white sand with very fine white pebble. The waters here are crystal clear, blue-green in shallow, clear and transparent where is combined with the green nature and the result is unique! Myrtos is one of the most famous Greek beaches and it’s also the island’s trademark. Myrtos is international every year awarded with GNTO’s blue flag. Certainly it will take your breath away with its wonderful combination of azure and green.

Located 55 km north from Argostoli, Assos is a small and charming village. Today, it counts about one hundred inhabitants and is one of the most beautiful spots of the island. Dominated by the ruins of a 16th century Venetian castle, the village of Assos is built on a small peninsula reflecting a beautiful and warm atmosphere. The traditional architecture, the peaceful landscape and the small beach in Assos with the charming tiny fishing boats, compose the natural beauty of Assos. A walk around the narrow alleys, reveals colorful houses with pink and white blooms, lovely paths and old churches, combined with a strong influence of the venetion architecture. Little taverns are located on the quayside overlooking the bay attract most of the visitors.

Located 70 km from Argostoli, Fiskardo is one of the few parts of Kefalonia that retains much of its original Venetian architecture, making it a really special place on the island to visit. A lot of the island’s buildings were destroyed in the earthquake of 1953, as featured in the film Captain Corelli’s Mandolin. Of course, this makes Fiskardo is a very popular spot for tourists where guests and Celebrities stroll along the port with the colourful anchored boats. Fiskardo is one of the most popular places in the Ionian sea for visiting yachts thanks to its natural harbor. Consisting of many restaurants with Greek and international cousine.

The castle of St George is one of the most well known and historic sites in the region of Livatho. The fortification of the hilltop was begun by the Byzantines but it was the Venetians who gave the castle its final form in the 16th century. The castle served as the island’s capital until 1757 when it was damaged in a major earthquake. Within its wall are the remains of various churches and dwellings, while beneath the castle gates lies the ‘Kastro’ quarter with the metropolitan church of Evangelistria, a typical example of Ionian baroque, in which notable post-Byzantine icons from the ruined churches of the Castle have been preserved.

Elitiko local farm is a few miles away from Argostoli, near the Saint George castle. Its a natural paradise in kefalonia, with wonderful gardens, apiaries, bbq, and friendly environment. Visitors can spend a wonderful time learning lots of things about the bees, the Kefalonian herbs, and taste local sweets, honey and many more.

Kourkoumelata village is located 9 km out of Argostoli.It is certain that whoever passes from Kourkoumelata, a village in the south of Kefalonia less impressed! The public spaces and public buildings are not like others that have met, show indeed be all very harmonious and in a stunning composition designed – something less rare for Greece. Kourkoumelata is essentially one of the sights on the island, a village – a model in which glad to walk – and to live!

Lassi is a small and charming tourist village placed just behind the capital of Kefalonia island, located 3 km out of Argostoli. 
The village of Lassi is developed in front of the sea, is surround by a couple of hills and has never had a massive development, keeping the tourist building hidden in the Mediterranean nature. 
Even if this town is placed in a lovely and relaxing area, it is very well organized to offer any kind of services and amusements to the tourists. 
The main beaches of this tourist village are two: Makris Yalos and Platis Yalos.Both beaches are very large and equipped for tourists with sunbeds and umbrellas as well as showers, beach bars and water sports.

The most famous, beautiful and the most organized beach in our island. We are not exaggerating when we say that god created this place as home for the senses.

The Cephalonia Robola Wine Cooperative (established in 1982) collects and processes almost 85% of the total produce of Robola wine grapes. The island of Cephalonia is the most mountainous Ionian island and without any doubt, it hosts some of the most important vineyards in Greece. The mountainous morphology, the sunshine, the altitude, the variety of the mesoclimates and the marine aura favour viniculture, which is characterized by low yield per stremma and high quality.

Melissani lake is one of the most famous underground lakes all over the world and is located 35 km east from argostoli, in the small village of Karavomilos. In antiquity the lake was a place of worship for the god Pan and the nymph Melissanthi. Melissani Lake opened to the public in 1963.The cavern caved in several thousand years ago creating an amazing sight. Scientists have discovered by dye tracing experiments in 1959 that the water travels from Katavothres, on the other side of the island, and comes out here. The best time to visit the lake is when the sun is right overhead around noon (depending on the season) when the sunlight rays strike the water, creating a magical blue light atmosphere. Explore the lake with a small rowing boat.

The picturesque harbour village of Agia Efimia is located at the northeastern part of the island,35 km south of Argostoli. It is surrounded by mountains to the north, west and south, which form the Pylaros Valley.Over the years it has become one of the island's major attractions and every summer the streets of the village throb with activity. Marvellous taverns and restaurants line the waterfront overlooking the wonderful bay.

This is one of the world's most astonishing geological phenomena for which there have been many discussions. Katavothres is only 3 kilometers far from Argostoli . The sea water rushes in through some cracks in the rocks on the shore and vanishes underground.The unique phenomenon of Kefalonia is that the sinkholes beneath the sea, underground cross the entire island, from west to east, a distance of about 15 km.

It Is located in lassi area , 2 km northwest of Argostoli .Aqui Memorial monument commemorates the 9250 Italian soldiers who died during battles with the Germans, were executed or have died during transport to detention camps. The Massacre of the Acqui Division, also known as the Cephalonia Massacre, was the mass execution of the men of the Italian 33rd Infantry Division Acqui by the Germans on the island of Cephalonia, Greece, in September 1943, following the Italian armistice during the Second World War.

Lassi is a small and charming tourist village placed just behind the capital of Kefalonia island, located 3 km out of Argostoli. 
The village of Lassi is developed in front of the sea, is surround by a couple of hills and has never had a massive development, keeping the tourist building hidden in the Mediterranean nature. 
Even if this town is placed in a lovely and relaxing area, it is very well organized to offer any kind of services and amusements to the tourists. 
The main beaches of this tourist village are two: Makris Yalos and Platis Yalos.Both beaches are very large and equipped for tourists with sunbeds and umbrellas as well as showers, beach bars and water sports.

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At the Gentilini Winery you’ll get taste after taste of unique wines and informative conversation with the producers, or their staff.The Gentilini vineyards are located around the winery and began in 1978 with just a half hectare under vine. Now they farm over ten hectares of vineyards that are planted with Sauvignon Blanc, Moschofilero, Syrah, Muscat and Mavrodaphne as well as Robola and Tsaoussi.

Lassi is a small and charming tourist village placed just behind the capital of Kefalonia island, located 3 km out of Argostoli.
The village of Lassi is developed in front of the sea, is surround by a couple of hills and has never had a massive development, keeping the tourist building hidden in the Mediterranean nature.
Even if this town is placed in a lovely and relaxing area, it is very well organized to offer any kind of services and amusements to the tourists.
 The main beaches of this tourist village are two: Makris Yalos and Platis Yalos.Both beaches are very large and equipped for tourists with sunbeds and umbrellas as well as showers, beach bars and water sports.

The most famous, beautiful and the most organized beach in our island. We are not exaggerating when we say that god created this place as home for the senses.

The castle of St George is one of the most well known and historic sites in the region of Livatho. The fortification of the hilltop was begun by the Byzantines but it was the Venetians who gave the castle its final form in the 16th century. The castle served as the island’s capital until 1757 when it was damaged in a major earthquake. Within its wall are the remains of various churches and dwellings, while beneath the castle gates lies the ‘Kastro’ quarter with the metropolitan church of Evangelistria, a typical example of Ionian baroque, in which notable post-Byzantine icons from the ruined churches of the Castle have been preserved.

South of Saint Andreas castle, lies the historic convent of Saint Andreas Milapidias, located at Milapedia area, in Peratata Village. Saint Andreas old church has been converted into an ecclesiastical museum with notable post-Byzantine icons.

Elitiko is the best place to visit, famous for the local natural products such as lavender water, rose water of damascus and all the Greek- Kefalonian herbs. Visitors can walk in the gardens, learn lots of things about the Kefalonian honey, try local sweets, and meet an original local family who works hard, but with respect and love to the nature.

The castle of St. George is one of the most well known and historic sites in the region of Livatho. The fortification of the hilltop was begun by the Byzantines but it was the Venetians who gave the castle its final form in the 16th century. The castle served as the island’s capital until 1757 when it was damaged in a major earthquake. Within its wall are the remains of various churches and dwellings, while beneath the castle gates lies the ‘Kastro’ quarter with the metropolitan church of Evangelistria, a typical example of Ionian baroque, in which notable post-Byzantine icons from the ruined churches of the Castle have been preserved.

Elitiko is the best place to visit, famous for the local natural products such as lavender water, rose water of damascus and all the Greek- Kefalonian herbs. Visitors can walk in the gardens, learn lots of things about the Kefalonian honey, try local sweets, and meet an original local family who works hard, but with respect and love to the nature.

The most famous, beautiful and the most organized beach in our island. We are not exaggerating when we say that god created this place as home for the senses.

Myrtos is 35 km far from Argostoli. It is the gem of the beaches of Kefalonia! Known worldwide Myrtos, mostly awarded, vindicates the most expectations of visitors, some come in Kefalonia just to see it by close. The landscape in Myrtos is unique, as lush vegetation, wild rocks and cliffs surround huge pure white sand with very fine white pebble. The waters here are crystal clear, blue-green in shallow, clear and transparent where is combined with the green nature and the result is unique! Myrtos is one of the most famous Greek beaches and it’s also the island’s trademark. Myrtos is international every year awarded with GNTO’s blue flag. Certainly it will take your breath away with its wonderful combination of azure and green.

Located 55 km north from Argostoli,  Assos is a small and charming village. Today, it counts about one hundred inhabitants and is one of the most charming spots of the island. Dominated by the ruins of a 16th century Venetian castle, the village of Assos is built on a small peninsula reflecting a beautiful and warm atmosphere. The traditional architecture, the peaceful landscape and the small beach in Assos with the charming tiny fishing boats, compose the natural beauty of Assos. A walk around the narrow alleys, reveals colorful houses with pink and white blooms, lovely paths and old churches, combined with a strong influence of the venetion architecture. Little taverns are located on the quayside overlooking the bay attract most of the visitors. Don’t miss out to visit Assos castle. The way to the castle is very interesting and the view from the top is just unique! 

Myrtos is 35 km far from Argostoli. It is the gem of the beaches of Kefalonia! Known worldwide Myrtos, mostly awarded, vindicates the most expectations of visitors, some come in Kefalonia just to see it by close. The landscape in Myrtos is unique, as lush vegetation, wild rocks and cliffs surround huge pure white sand with very fine white pebble. The waters here are crystal clear, blue-green in shallow, clear and transparent where is combined with the green nature and the result is unique! Myrtos is one of the most famous Greek beaches and it’s also the island’s trademark. Myrtos is international every year awarded with GNTO’s blue flag. Certainly it will take your breath away with its wonderful combination of azure and green.