Cephalonia

Cephalonia

The island is ideal for a family holiday, but still poorly known. Tourists praise her a lot, but there are no crowds there. That is probably why Cephalonia still has a calm, calm atmosphere. Why is it worth visiting?

Attractions to see in Cephalonia

The history of Cephalonia is in many respects similar to the past of most key Greek islands. For hundreds or even thousands of years it passed from hand to hand, it was ruled by, among others, Italians, Turks and Venetians. Each of these nations influenced the architecture of this largest island of the Ionian Sea. Special merits here, however, belong to the Venetians. Unfortunately, a large part of their output was destroyed in 1953 as a result of a powerful earthquake. Still, Kefalonia still has a lot to offer tourists. The Venetian architecture preserved in good condition can be admired even in the town of Fiscardo. Argostoli, located in a charming bay, is the capital of the island. Kefalonia is also famous for its caves. Not only the color of the water captivates them, but also the amazing acoustics.

Preparations for the trip to Cephalonia

Kefalonia is a diverse island. Clean, wide beaches and calm, typically Greek villages tempt primarily families with children. However, young and active people will like Lassi, where there are plenty of bars and taverns. And the surrounding beaches and bays are created for active leisure, especially water sports. Kefalonia is also a perfect place to contact nature, whose majesty and beauty can be seen, among others, on the unique Xi beach with white cliffs and red sand.

Interesting facts about Cephalonia

Kefalonia is the largest island of the Ionian Sea, on which there are many clean beaches with crystalline sea water. It is also famous for tasty food, beautiful bays and olive groves.

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