Cephallonia is the largest island in the Ionian Sea and sixth in size in Greece. It is located between the islands of Lefkada and Zakynthos and across the Corinthian Gulf. The deep blue sea, the golden sandy beaches, the unique dreamy caves, the rocky mountains and the traditional settlements with their picturesque ness and grandeur of the past will be the ideal scenery of your holidays in the island of Kefalonia. Its beautiful places, archeological areas and historical monuments will impress you

It is only 35 klm from mainland Greece and 30 klm from the coasts of Peloponnese; it covers an area of 781 square klm and a coastline of 254 klm.The inhabitants of the island are occupied with wine making, agriculture, fishing and the tourism. Its population is 32.000. In the island, there is the big mountain range of Enos or the "Big Mountain", which is said that it is the geological continuation of the mountain range of Pindos.The strange geological phenomena in the island are Katavothres or Sea Mills in the city of Argostoli, Kounopetra in the south of Paliki peninsula and the lakes Avithos and Akoli in the area of Pirgi. All these, according to the researchers, are due to the great seismic activity and the geo-terrain composition of the island.

The tradition and the folklore revive through customs, festivities and local events in every traditional settlement of the island. The art of wood-carving is visible on the wonderful icon screens of the churches. The art of hagiography along with the ecclesiastic architecture impress the visitors. The Ionian architecture and the hospitality of the inhabitants make the island to a summer refuge for relaxation.
The cultural physiognomy of the island is influenced by the constant conquests, populative changes and by the influences from the west and particularly by Italy. The island shows a particular paleologic interest because of the findings of the Paleolithic era, which reinforce the point of view that man existed in the island 50.000 years ago.

Above the small peninsula, in the area of Fanari, stands the wonderful Argostoli, the capital of the island, with the bridge of Drapano, the Koutavos lagoon, the Lighthouse of Agii Theodori and the Cave of Agios Gerasimos.
Apart from Argostoli, many other important cities and graphical villages with special historical interest will be wonderful stop-overs for your accommodation in the island. These are the villages of the area of Eikosimia, Elios, Pronoi, Skala, Razakli, Poros, Pirgi, Omala, Erissos, the peninsula of Paliki, Fiskardos, Sami and the island of Zeus.

The beaches of the island are unique and magical with wonderful gold, red or white sand, blue transparent or green emerald waters along with the presence of the green slopes and the sea breeze of the Ionian Sea.

We suggest you from swimming, playing and relaxation the sandy beaches of Binires in Agios Theodoros, in Foki, in Emplisi, in Paliostafida, in Argostoli, in Antisamo, in Mirto, in Agia Paraskevi, in Makri Gialo, in Ammes, in Agia Pelagia, in Minia, in Spartia, in Avitho, in Dafnia, in Agio Thoma, in Livatho, in Lourda, in Karavomilo, in Agia Kiriaki, inFiskardo, in Xi, in Batsa, in Mersia, the Akrotiri in Petanous and in Agio Spiridona. If you rent boat, your choices for swimming in the lonely beaches and the unapproachable areas are countless. For those who love fishing, there are many fishing-villages and good spots for fishing.