Platis Gialos
One of the island’s most popular and beloved beaches, Platis Gialos offers golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and full amenities to suit every need. Ideal for families, couples, and groups, it combines comfort with natural beauty, just a short distance from Argostoli.
Mount Ainos
Mount Ainos, the island’s highest peak and a protected National Park, is covered in rare black fir trees. With scenic trails and sweeping island views, it’s a paradise for hikers and nature lovers seeking elevation and serenity.
St. George’s Castle
Built in the 16th century by the Venetians, St. George’s Castle is one of Kefalonia’s most important historical landmarks. It offers stunning views of the Ionian Sea and an atmosphere that takes you back in time.
Ai Helis Beach
A quiet, sheltered beach with fine sand and shallow turquoise waters. Ai Helis is perfect for relaxation, families, and nature lovers, just a short drive from Svoronata.
Avithos Beach
A sandy beach with golden hues and crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and unwinding. Avithos combines natural beauty, tranquility, and stunning views of Zakynthos.
Monastery of Saint Gerasimos
The most important religious site on the island, dedicated to Saint Gerasimos, the patron saint of Kefalonia. Located in the lush Omala Valley, it attracts pilgrims from all over Greece.
Argostoli
The island’s capital blends island elegance with a lively vibe. Stroll along the waterfront promenade, enjoy the local cafés and shops, and explore its charming squares and museums.
De Bosset Bridge
The longest stone bridge over the sea in Europe, built in 1813 by Swiss engineer Charles De Bosset. It connects Argostoli to the opposite shore and offers beautiful views of the Koutavos Lagoon – a perfect spot for a scenic walk.
Koutavos Lagoon
A protected wetland near Argostoli, perfect for walking or cycling. The lagoon is home to swans, ducks, and caretta-caretta turtles, offering a peaceful and scenic nature experience.
Lighthouse of Agioi Theodoroi
One of the most photographed landmarks on the island, the Lighthouse of Agioi Theodoroi is a charming circular structure built on rocks by the sea. Originally constructed by the British in 1828, it’s a perfect spot for a romantic stroll – especially at sunset.
Kambana Square
Kambana Square is one of Argostoli’s most iconic historical spots. Named after the old bell tower that stands in its center, it echoes the town’s Venetian past. Today, it’s a peaceful place to stroll, surrounded by traditional cafés and the charm of old-world Kefalonia.
Vallianos Square
Vallianos Square is the central square of Argostoli and a beloved meeting point for both locals and visitors. It is named after the national benefactor Panagis Vallianos, whose statue stands proudly at its center. Surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and historic buildings, it’s the perfect place to relax, stroll, and soak in the local atmosphere.
War Memorial
Located along the seafront promenade of Argostoli, the War Memorial honors the people of Kefalonia who lost their lives in times of war. With a simple yet solemn design and a view over the sea, it serves as a place of remembrance and quiet reflection. Commemorative events and wreath-laying ceremonies are often held here.
Melissani Cave
One of Kefalonia’s most enchanting natural wonders, Melissani is an underground lake with crystal-clear waters and a dramatic skylight opening. A boat ride through the cave feels almost surreal – especially at midday, when sunlight pours in and transforms the water into a glowing, magical blue
Drogarati Cave
Over 100 million years old, Drogarati Cave is a natural masterpiece filled with stunning stalactites and stalagmites. Its impressive main chamber is known for its remarkable acoustics and has even hosted musical performances. A place where nature and time have created underground magic.
