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Kefalonia is the largest of the Ionian islands, and is characterised by stunning scenery; wild meadows and vineyards, pine forests spilling down the mountainsides towards the sea, and sheer cliffs framing many of the beaches. Subterranean lakes and spectacular caves which can be explored by kayak; ancient monasteries and churches tucked away in green valleys or perched on rocky heights.
The white pebble and sand beaches of Kefalonia are lapped by incredibly blue waters and while the island is a popular villa holiday destination it remains steeped in tranquillity and unspoilt by tourism.
Fiscardo on the north coast is a traditional but upmarket fishing village with excellent restaurants; on the south coast resorts such as Skala offer unrivalled access to the island’s striking landscape and interesting flora and fauna – nesting loggerhead turtles can be found at most of the beaches on the south of the island.
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Kefalonia in Greece is famously known for extraordinary beauty, incredible beaches and mysteriously hidden caves. We've picked out some of the best photos around to inspire you pack your bags and jet set to Kefalonia to see them for yourself...what are you waiting for?
Beautiful, charming and unspoilt by mass tourism, Kefalonia is one of the Ionian's real treasures. Brought to the fore by the best selling tragi-comedy Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Kefalonia's dramatic scenery has never lost its charm and appeal, with gorgeous bright blue waters, wonderful mountainous landscapes and an abundance of culture and history to be discovered. Here's why it NEEDS to be on your bucket-list...