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Kefalonia – Cephalonia

is an island you can return to again and again, and still discover something new.

A paradise for nature lovers, this lush island has a special kind of fir which grows only here and nowhere else in the world. There are wild horses on the mountainside, and goats and rabbits with golden teeth because of the minerals in the ground. In the sea swims the turtle Caretta Caretta, dolphins and the monk seal Monachus Monachus, and the waters of the island are considered amongst the cleanest in the world.

Marvelous beaches, an underground cave and lake, the tomb of Odysseus, the fishing village Fiscardo, the Robola wine, Lord Byron’s view…Kefalonia – Cephalonia is truly an island of much variety, and anyone who enjoyed Louis de Bernier’s “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin” and wants to see what the island is really like will not be disappointed.

It is an island of many miracles: on the day of the Virgin Mary, the 15th of August snakes come into the village Markopoulo, blessing the Church of Our Lady with their presence.There is a flower on the island that only blossoms on this day. The patron saint Gerasimos’ well preserved body is sometimes said to have seaweed on his feet – local folklore has it that he visits his friends St. Spyridon and Nectarios on the neighbouring island Zakynthos (Zante) and Corfu. The sea water that disappears under the ground at Katavothres and pours out on the other side of the island.

In Argostoli you have most of the nightlife, cafes, the cinema, banks, bus station and harbour. Lixouri and Sami are quite large places, and here you will find many bars and taverns as well. Fiscardo offers the perfect idyll, it is small and very cozy, and so is Ag Efimia, Skala and Poros. There are many more places to stay but they won’t all fit in here.

Getting There : By Air

Flights from/to:

• Athens, running whole year, 1 time/day in winter, 2-3 times/day in summer
• Corfu, running whole year, 2 or 3 times/week
• Zakynthos (Zante), running whole year, 2 or 3times/week
• Preveza,running whole year, 2 or 3times/week
• Milan, running from April to October, 3 times/week
• Pisa, running from April to October, 2 times/week
• UK, London, Manchester, Newcastle, Cardiff Luton etc, running from April to October
• Vienna, running from May to September, 2 times/week
• Others, Slovenia,Chech Republic,Switzerland,Norway, Russia etc

Airport Information

International Code Name Of Airport: EFL National / International:INTL Length Of Runway:2.430m Biggest a/c Accepted:ALL Stands Available:6 large aircrafts Distance To/From:Airport:Argostoli: 8km / 10min, Sami: 37km / 40min, Poros: 40km / 50min, Fiscardo: 58km / 75min

Ferry Connection from/to:

• Killini – Poros, running whole year, 4-8 times/day
• Patra – Sami, expected for summer 2018
• Astakos – Sami, running whole year, 1 time/day
• Zakynthos – Pessada, running from May to September, 2 times/day
• Lefkas(Vasiliki) – Fiscardo, running from May to September, 3 times/day
• Lefkas(Vasiliki) – Sami, running from May to September, 3 times/day

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Kefalonia – Cephalonia is already mentioned in Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey. He called the island Deuchalion, and said it then belonged to the kingdom of Odysseus and that it sent warriors to fight in Troy. We do not know for sure why the island has its name. It is either because it is the largest island in the Ionian archipelago, Cephali means “head” in Greek, or it got its name after the first king, who according to mythology was called Cephalus. There have been paleolithic findings around the island dating 50 000 years back in time. Kefalonia – Cephalonia was united with Ithaca and the mainland at that time, and you can still see from the shape of the two islands that they once were one. During Mycenaean time the island of Kefalonia seems to have been very rich . Later on the men of the island are mentioned in wars against the Persians (5th cent. BC) and there were alliances with several other city-states like Athens, Corinth and Sparta. In 188BC the Romans conquered Cephalonia and they sold its inhabitants as slaves and looted the island. The island also suffered pirate attacks many times through history. At the end of the 12th century AD the Francs conquered the Ionian islands, and were to stay until the Turks defeated them in the 15th century. Then followed Venetian rule from AD 1500 to 1797. Cephalonia was to suffer several Turkish attacks, and in 1797 Napoleons army invaded the island. A year later the British help the Russian/Turkish army take over. In 1807 the French came back, and two years later the British seized power.

In 1864 the island was finally liberated, but was to be occupied by Italian and German military during the second world war.

In 1953 there was a terrible earthquake which destroyed most buildings on the island, and killed many. Only the northern village of Kefalonia- Cephalonia ,Fiscardo ,was saved and is today the only village on the island with older architecture.

What to See :

Most island tours include the cave Drogarati and the underground lake Melissani, the monastery of Ag (St.) Gerasimos, the picturesque Fiscardo and a view of the amazing Myrtos bay. You should also try to visit the Venetian Castle of Kefalonia, nunnery of Ag (St.) Andreas,Robola wine factory, the plaque of Lord Byron with its wonderful view, as well as the perfectly built Kourkoumelata village which has been rebuilt almost as it was before the earthquake. In Argostoli there is an archaeological museum as well as a folklore museum. Just outside Argostoli is Katavothres where the water disappears under the island, only to come out on the other side.

In the beautiful little village Assos you can visit a Venetian Citadel, and enjoy a nice meal in the tiny harbour. Assos is also called the Honeymoon village, since Charles and Diana made a stop here with their yacht when newly wed.

In Skala are the remains of a Roman villa with a beautiful mosaic floor. From the island there are daytrips to the neighbouring islands Ithaka, Lefkas and Zakynthos (Zante), and to Ancient Olympia on the Peloponnese. What to Do :

You can enjoy water sports at many beaches, for example Makrys Gialos, Platys Gialos and in Skala. In Skala there is also horse riding. In Ag Efimia there is a diving school.

Kefalonia – Cephalonia Beaches :

Two of the best sand beaches are to be found in Lassi and are called Makrys Gialos and Platys Gialos. They are suitable for children, but can get quite busy during high season. Myrtos is probably the most photographed beach in Greece but the road down to it is so steep and winding that no bus can take you there, so you’ll have to either walk all the way or rent your own vehicle. It is a pebble beach and the sea quickly gets deep, so it is not an ideal place for small children. In Skala there is another long sand beach. In Fiscardo you will have to get into the sea from rocks, but the water is crystal clear. Petani is also a nice pebble beach. You should also try to get to the paradise beach Antisami, which is outside Sami. There are many more beaches and they are all special in one way or the other. Namely some of them are, Vouti beach, Lourdas beach, Fteri beach, Avythos beach, Ammes beach, Kaminia beach, Platia Ammos beach, Xi beach, Emblyssi beach, Agia Kyriaki, Horgota beach, Dafnoudi beach, Vatsa beach, Koroni beach, Aghia Sofia beach and more.

Nightlife :

Most of the clubs and bars of Cephalonia are in and around Argostoli. There are also places in Sami, Lixouri, Skala, Poros and Fiscardo, but they do not get as busy as in Argostoli. Kefalonia – Cephalonia is not a party island, but the nightlife is quite good anyway, and during high season you will think you have ended up in somewhere in Italy because of the many Italian holidaymakers. There are usually really good beach parties organized as well.

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Some places of interest

Melissani lake.

The cave lake of Melissani is one of the most enchanting and well known attractions of Kefalonia as well as being a site of great historical interest. Located at Karavomilo, very near Sami, it was rediscovered in 1951 by famed Greek speleologist G. Petrocheilos and opened to the public following extensive access works. A large section of the cave roof has collapsed, allowing sunlight to filter through the overhead vegetation and giving the water a brilliant turquoise colour. In antiquity the lake was a place of worship for the god Pan and the nymph Melissanthi. According to the myth, Melissanthi drowned herself in the lake over her unrequited love of Pan. Another version tells of a shepherdess called Melissanthi who accidentally fell into the lake and drowned while searching for a lost sheep. In the lake lies a small isle on which the archaeologist S. Marinatos discovered a shrine dedicated to Pan. The finds, which are now displayed at the Argostoli Archaeological Museum, include a clay figurine of Pan, a plate depicting dancing nymphs, a clay tablet depicting a procession of nymphs and a small tablet with a relief carving of a female figure. The cave lake is the result of geological process called karstification, in which the limestone bedrock is dissolved by groundwater creating subterranean caverns. The existence of a karstic network across the island was proven in a 1963 experiment, in which green dye dumped into sinkholes on the other side of the island (Katavothres) resurfaced 14 days later in Melissani lake. Today, visitors can take a guided tour of Melissani cave lake in small rowing boats and enjoy the magical spectacle of its stalactites and sunlit turquoise waters.

 Drogarati Cave

Drogarati Cave was discovered over 300 years ago following a strong earthquake. The caves are 60 metres below ground and these eerie caves stay a cool 18 oC with a moisture level of 90%. It is said that the caves are over 100 million years old. The formation of stalactites is due to the movement of rainwater travelling up through the rocks, soaking up the rocks’ minerals. Among others are iron, copper, salt and calcium. The water then reaches the end of a stalactite as droplets and dropping slowly from the tip, they help it to grow very slowly. A stalactite takes thousands of years to reach the stage you see today, as the creation of just one centimetre takes about 100 years. The cave which is about 900 metres square has excellent acoustics and classical and pop concerts have been performed there. Speleologists searching the cave, found an extension cave, but could not complete their investigations due to the large amount of mud. They have no doubt that there are more caves linked to Drogarati caves. Since 1963 Drogarati has been open to the public and is known throughout Greece for its unique features

Sami is a beautiful town built by the seafront and one of the four major cities comprising the four-state Kefallinia, was well-known from Homer’s epic poetry. When Homer referred to the island, he called it ‘Sami’. Sami remained known in history from its resistence to Romans. It is the second major port of Kefalonia connecting it with Italy and one of the most important touristic sea resorts. In 2001 Captain Corelli’s mandolin was filming at Sami.

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St. Gerasimos Monastery

This is the Kefalonia’s patron saint and his relics are kept in the monastery’ s smaller church in a silver sarcophagus which is opened during services for the congregation to kiss his feet .Set in the Omala valley ,known for its robola vineyards,the monastery is the island’s largest and more majestic ,with a splendid bell-tower build in the architectural style peculiar to the Ionian Islands.A small hole in the church floor leads down to an underground chamber where the saint lived as a hermit. As a sign of respect visitors should ensure the wear suitable clothing for visiting the church – a sarong is deal to cover up arms and legs.

Myrtos Beach

The most beautiful beach on the Kefalonia island and one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, with snow white sand, a paradise on earth is protected by high rocks while the sea offers sublime combinations with colours ranging from blue green to deep blue.

Cosmopolitan Fiskardo

Fiscardo is located on the northern tip of Kefalonia in an area so beautiful that the Greek government has protected it by law. Around Fiscardo, dense forests reach down to innumerable small coves where pebble beaches are lapped by crystal clear water.

Uniquely in Kefalonia, Fiscardo retains the architecture and ambience of a by-gone era – a time when the Venetians ruled Kefalonia. The picturesque harbour is surrounded by Venetian-style houses painted in pastel colours, in summer the harbour is filled with vessels from small sailing boats to large yachts all nestled together a few feet from pavement restaurants and cafes specialising in traditional Greek cuisine.

Kefalonia is the largest of the seven Ionian Islands and Fiscardo is one of 365 villages on the island. Exploring the island by sea and land is a journey of endless discovery – remember this is Greece where you can turn a corner and find yourself in front of an ancient temple.

So, on behalf of all our village, welcome to Fiscardo and enjoy your stay on this beautiful, exceptionally safe and sheltered harbour.

Assos Peninsula and Venetian Fortress

Much of Assos history revolves around the castle during the Medieval period when Kefalonia was under the Venetian dominion. Plans to built the castle at Assos commenced in 1584 when the Kefalonian council sent a delegation to Venice, asking for the creation of a new fortress to protect the people from Turkish and piratical raids. In the event of a war or imminent pirate attack, the villagers would then be able to seek refuge within the fortress compound. The Venetian’s aim was to create a powerful fortress-city,inside which a population of the community would permanently reside. Agios Georgios was the only castle in the island at the time,but it didn’t provide adequate defence for the island , and so it was that the Assos peninsula was chosen as the location of the new castle. It was considered that the sheer cliff drops of the peninsula with aheight of 155 metres made the area naturally fort-like and virtually unconquerable. Contraction started in 1593 and the fortress was rapidly completed soon after 1595. Shortly after the castle was built. Assos became the capital of the northern Kefalonia for a few years.

Ainos (Aenos) Mountain

As if rising from the infinite blue sea, standing tall and solid, mount Ainos features a National Park of unique beauty and rarity. The National Park of Ainos in Kefalonia is close to Argostoli and Sami and it is the smallest national park in Greece. Ainos National Park was established in 1962 in order to protect the indigenous specimen of elati (Abies Cephalonica), which covers a ground of 1973 hectares. In the fir forest appear various specimens of bushes such as gortsies, krategi, etc. Northwest of Ainos in Roudi mountain, lush vegetation of bushes covers a ground of 46 hectares and is a separate part inside the park. Τhe fir forests of Mt. Ainos are so dark green looking almost black, that the Venetians called the mountain Monte Nero (‘Black Moun¬tain’). In the highest rocky areas prevail briar genistas. Αpart from the rich flora of the park, its fauna is also of high importance. Mammals such as fox, beech marten, hare and others, as well as rare birds and serpents (petroperdika and fidaetos) shelter here. Inside the Park shelter the famous wild horses of Ainos. Some claim these are descendants of the wild horses of Thessaly, one of three ancient Greek breeds now extinct, since their similarity to ancient horse sculptures is really impressive. Others reckon they are descended from escaped or released livestock. Most likely they are escaped / released horses descended from Pindos ponies, which were captured, broken and traded at horse fairs in Aitoloakarnania (the Greek mainland opposite Kefalonia, north of the Gulf of Corinth) and Arta. They managed to survive in the wild nature in scant of number herds. Today only a few dozens have remained in the slopes of Ainos. The park is a paradise for hikers, especially on its East side, which is more savage. The flora is rich of indangered species in danger like endemic varieties of orchids. The fauna is very interesting too, with rapaces, reptiles and little mammals (foxes by instance), wich are very rare elsewhere on Cephalonia or on other islands. During a long hike more surprises are to come. Uncharted trails, mysterious lakes and caves of unrivalled beauty await you to explore! As if rising from the infinite blue sea, standing tall and solid, mount Ainos features a National Park of unique beauty and rarity. The National Park of Ainos in Kefalonia is close to Argostoli and Sami and it is the smallest national park in Greece. Ainos National Park was established in 1962 in order to protect the indigenous specimen of elati (Abies Cephalonica), which covers a ground of 1973 hectares. In the fir forest appear various specimens of bushes such as gortsies, krategi, etc. Northwest of Ainos in Roudi mountain, lush vegetation of bushes covers a ground of 46 hectares and is a separate part inside the park. Τhe fir forests of Mt. Ainos are so dark green looking almost black, that the Venetians called the mountain Monte Nero (‘Black Moun¬tain’). In the highest rocky areas prevail briar genistas. Αpart from the rich flora of the park, its fauna is also of high importance. Mammals such as fox, beech marten, hare and others, as well as rare birds and serpents (petroperdika and fidaetos) shelter here. Inside the Park shelter the famous wild horses of Ainos. Some claim these are descendants of the wild horses of Thessaly, one of three ancient Greek breeds now extinct, since their similarity to ancient horse sculptures is really impressive. Others reckon they are descended from escaped or released livestock. Most likely they are escaped / released horses descended from Pindos ponies, which were captured, broken and traded at horse fairs in Aitoloakarnania (the Greek mainland opposite Kefalonia, north of the Gulf of Corinth) and Arta. They managed to survive in the wild nature in scant of number herds. Today only a few dozens have remained in the slopes of Ainos. The park is a paradise for hikers, especially on its East side, which is more savage. The flora is rich of indangered species in danger like endemic varieties of orchids. The fauna is very interesting too, with rapaces, reptiles and little mammals (foxes by instance), wich are very rare elsewhere on Cephalonia or on other islands. During a long hike more surprises are to come. Uncharted trails, mysterious lakes and caves of unrivalled beauty await you to explore!

Argostoli is the island’s capital since 1757. It is located in the south part of Kefalonia and it is inhabited since archaic times. In the same location to the current town was built ancient Krini, one of the most powerful towns in ancient Kefalonia. During the 1953 earthquakes, Argostoli suffered a lot of catastrophes. Most of the mansions, imposing buildings, churches and bell towers, were ruined by the strong processions. Argostoli was built from the start. Today it is a modern town, keeping many of its traditional elements, as the new buildings, which were structured according to the Ionian architectonic style. The town is built amphitheatrically with a panoramic view to Koutavos’ lagoon. It is the biggest town of the island and the trade and administrative center of Kefalonia. Here is the biggest port in the whole island with the biggest tourist movement. A stroll is not enough to know Argostoli, as the town has many places worth visiting and a beautiful shopping center that will open your appetite for shopping. The heart of the town beats around the central square and between Lithostroto and Siteboron Street with many shops, coffeehouses and bars. It is worth taking a stroll along the coastal road Antonis Tritsis, with pebbles that create beautiful patterns. It is ideal for night walks under the moonlight. In Argostoli you will see some of the most important sites of the island. Kabana square is connected to an important chapter of the island’s history. Kefalonites burnt there Libro d’ Oro, the bible of aristocrats, after the arrival of French in the island. In the same square is also the church of Saint Spyridonas with the famous clock and golden chancel screen. Don’t miss visiting the archaeological museum that hosts remarkable findings from excavations in Korjalenio Library, roofed under a traditional building and has a rare collection of old editions and manuscripts. It is worth visiting the bridge of Devosetos, which connects the town with the other end of Koutavos’ lagoon. It was named after the Swiss military governor De Bosset, who gave the order to make it. At first the bridge was wooden, but later became stony with arches and a sill. It was completed in 1812 and has the sane feature since then. Close to Koutavos’ lagoon are also the remains of the ancient town Krani. You can only see part of the walls, the famous Cyclops walls. You will also see the remains of a Doric temple, dedicated to goddess Dimitra. You can swim in the organized beach of EOT. In close distance are the beaches of Platis, Makris Gialos, Gradakia and Kamaroules. The cosmopolitan Argostoli is ideal for staying. Here you will find hotels of all categories and complexes of rooms to let. Nightlife is high and satisfies all tastes. Holidays in Argostoli will be unforgettable.

Skala is a picturesque village located in the municipal unit of Eleios-Pronnoi, some 39 km south from the island’s main town of Argostoli and 14 km SW of Poros, in the south of Cephalonia, one of the Ionian Islands of Greece. During the summer, Skala becomes a popular holiday destination and has a growing number of apartments, hotels, tavernas, bars and gift shops, together with the all year round supermarkets, bakery and pharmacy. Additionally, there are two cash machines. Skala’s ‘blue flag’ beach is a three kilometre stretch of sand with a shingle foreshore with a backdrop of pine trees. It is a large sandy beach with crystal clear blue waters. It is one of the most beautiful and crowded beaches of Kefalonia. The beach has a very steep entry into the sea, elderly or infirm will struggle to exit the sea. Although the beach is equipped with umbrellas and sunbeds, there is still plenty of space to escape the crowds. There are watersports available for the energetic. Near the beach you can find many cafes, taverns and restaurants to relax and enjoy great traditional tastes. The tourist resort of Skala offers great choices for your stay and your entertainment. You can find many hotels, apartments, bars and gift shops. It is worth exploring the whole region, as you will discover more beautiful beaches and picturesque villages. The beach of Skala is one of the most beautiful beaches in Kefalonia with crystal turquoise waters and it is an ideal destination for swimming and relaxing in your holidays in the island.

Agia Efimia

Agia Effimia was the seat of the Pylaros municipality of Kefalonia (also spelled Cephalonia) in Greece. The small town is based around a traditional fishing village centred on a small harbour. It contains a number of taverns, bars and shops as well as tourist accommodation and local residences. The main activity in the village is now centred on tourism. The harbour is popular with sailing holidays, and is the home to flotilla sailing groups. Many of the old buildings in Agia Efimia were destroyed in the 1953 earthquake, although a few original buildings survive.

This fantastic scenic horseshoe bay, lies just around the coast from Sami and can be first viewed from high up on your approach from Sami. The beach of Antisamos is one of the best known beaches of Kefalonia with a beautiful and attractive pebble beach and turquoise waters, surrounded by impressive fertile hills. Real untamed beauty. The natural outstanding beauty of the place is absolutely breathtaking! Along the cliff top road people park their vehicles in order to capture the best views of this beach. The crescent sweep of sand , shingle and pebbles form a neat bed for people to rest and take in the scenery or slope off into the glorious clear waters. The stunning tree covered mountains sit majestically behind the bay and your eyes become dazzled by the enormality (sic) of dark green lushness that interrupts the blueness which is all around. There is no shade on this Blue Flag beach, however there are beds and sunshades to rent. The facilities are limited, no watersports on offer here however there is a beach bar for refreshments and snacks. Antisamos is the most popular beach of the north east coast of the island and is used by tourists staying in nearby Sami. In high summer the beach does get very busy and the car parking area tends to fill up so you may have to park further along the beach. The beach was used as the Italian encampment in the film of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin. Before this film was shot the winding track which leads down to the beach was very rough, but it was resurfaced and is now much better for vehicles

Lassi is located only 1 km from Argostoli and is one of the most popular areas of Kefalonia. Its natural beauty, its intense nightlife and tourism infrastructure makes it an ideal place to stay. You can visit two of the most popular and organized beaches of the island, Makris Gialos and Platis Gialos. The Lighthouse of Saint Theodore is one of the most famous attractions of Lassi, where you can enjoy a beautiful sunset. It distinguishes among other lighthouses, due to its particular architecture. Another important attraction that is worth visiting on your holidays is Katavothres. The resort of Lassi is an organized area and welcomes a lot of tourists during the summer months. You can find many hotels and apartments that will satisfy every requirement of yours. It offers many bars and cafes where you can have fun and enjoy your walk. Also, there are many restaurants and taverns, where you can taste the unique flavors of local and international cuisine. Those who will select the resort of Lassi for holidays will have unforgettable moments.

Lixouri is the main town on the peninsula of Paliki in the island of Kefalonia, one of the Ionian Islands of western Greece. Lixouri is the second largest community in Kefalonia after Argostoli and before Sami and is the capital of the small peninsula. It is located south of Fiskardo, west of Argostoli. The city was founded when citizens of Pale/Pali found a new location for a town. The old city was abandoned completely by the 16th century. The oldest document which contains the name “Lixouri” was sent in 1534 by local authorities to the Senate of Venice. In the 19th century Lixouri was a popular tourist destination; Richard Strauss visited the town. Many houses were destroyed in the earthquakes on January 23, 1867 and in August 1953. In the early 1950s the Royal Family of Greece sent their children some times for summer holidays to Lixouri. In the 1990s Lixouri became again a popular tourist destination and some larger hotels were built south of the town near the beaches

Poros is a picturesque village with a lovely port, and a population of about 1100 inhabitants. It serves the harbour of Patras and the port of Killini (in the Peloponnese). It is on a small rise and has a lovely main square full of taverns, shops and traditional cafes. The dense and verdant vegetation along with the crystal blue sea make this village one of the most beautiful areas of the island.

Robola Winery

Our winery and vineyards are set amongst the rolling hills in the picturesque Omala Valley in the Robola Zone. We’re located a leisurely 20 min drive from Argostoli, capital of Cephalonia. We are open to the public every weekday (including Good Friday, but except Christmas and New Years Days) for free tastings and purchase, 9am till 3pm. From May 1st to October 30th we open 7 days a week from 9am to 8pm

Makris Gialos Beach, Lassi

Situated a short walk down from the main road in Lassi. It is probably the most popular beach along this coastline as it has gently shelving sands, crystal clear waters an excellent selection of water sports and one of the most modern beach bars on the island. It is extremely busy during the high season and is the place where the young and beautiful of Kefalonia love to hang out. Costa Costa is the main place to be seen on the beach as it offers an excellent standard of beach furniture, long cooling drinks and a wide choice of snacks and relaxing music during the day. By night it is a great chill out place to head to. As the waters are very shallow this is a perfect place for families with small children. (Blue Flag.)

Platis Gialos Beach, Lassi

This beach is very similar to Makris Gialos in that it is a lovely stretch of golden sand with crystal clear shallow waters. It is approached down the long winding pathway just before the White Rocks Hotel. It does tend to be a lot quieter than its neighbouring beach and is often frequented by families from Argostoli. There is a nice snack bar at one of the beach with showers and changing rooms. There is an inviting small stretch of sand backed by rocks that juts out to sea which is known as Tourkopodaro which forms part of the White Rocks Hotel and is for use by residents only.

Spartia village is a pretty tradition sleepy Greek village which sits on a hillside above the beach. The village has pretty whitewashed houses with an abundance of attractive plants and colourful flowers decorate the gardens The village has a small village square surrounded with a few tavernas and a small shop close by. Spartia has a large church which seems to dominate the village. This quaint little village enjoys several wonderful tavernas, cafes and a mini-market. Kefalonia’s more lively resort of Lassi is close to hand if you would like to see a little more nightlife. The area around the village is very fertile with copious amounts of olive groves, grapevines, and fruit trees .Most holiday accommodation is set amongst the pretty natural countryside. Spartia is an ideal base for those who enjoy sailing and windsurfing. To avoid pirate attacks many many years ago its narrow streets where laid out in a maize type fashion and high walls with tiny windows surrounded its houses. Sadly like practically all of Kefalonia the village was completely destroyed by the earthquake of 1953, the village was rebuilt as it is seen now, it still has those familiar narrow streets but its homes are now open and pleasant with gardens of many colourful flowers. In the village a charming museum dedicated to owls and hedgehogs can be a nice change of venue if you like wildlife. Here you will be informed about the way of life of both animals and learn how to protect them in the natural world. You will be able to see examples of art from ancient to modern times depicting owls and hedgehogs as well as sculptures of these animals in ceramic, wood and bronze. There are likenesses of owls and hedgehogs on crockery, tiles and jewellery and children can learn how to make a hedgehog out of paper. The village council “To Sparto” plays host to many festivals and activities held throughout the year. Whilst during the summer months one can find a selection of tourist facilities including hotel accommodation along side the bars and restaurants of the village.

Trapezaki means small table in greek. In fact, this name is currently given to the part of the beach which is on the right side of the small fishing port. Traditionnally, below the chapel of the Madonna and its pine trees, the inhabitants of the surrounding villages, Mousata, Poriarata and Afrato are been coming here to swim. On the other side, there are three very long beaches called Kaminia (do not confuse with the one having the same name in Ratzakli and famous for its turtles which come to lay in the sand), Kanali and Lithero. The beach joins another small fishing port, Lithero, and then the beach of Lourdas. Places with parasols and deck-chairs (daily rental) alternate with other places not at all crowded. You’re sure to find a quiet corner, even in August. Trapezaki is a really nice beach for kids, because there aren’t any currents and its shallow bottom extends for several meters away from the coast. The beach is not equipped for watersports, except an old pedal-boat, but this is part of its familiar charm too. However the Municipality organizes sports matches among young people in the summer. Finally there is a tavern and two refreshment stalls, the first one on Trapezaki itself and the other one on the beach of Kaminia.

Svoronata is a pretty sleepy village in the Livathos region of Kefalonia. Located in the Southwest of the island, close to both the capital Argostoli and the International Airport. Do not let the fact that the airport is close by dissuade you from holidaying here as you may experience some aircraft noise, although infrequent as Kefalonia airport is not busy and there are no night-time flights (between midnight and six am). The airport is only busy on certain days of the week, on other days it looks closed. A peaceful area which is flat and easy to get around. Flat roads and streets making it idea for people with pushchairs and the less mobile of folk who find hills and slopes a problem. The surrounding olive and orange groves, fruit orchards and fields full of flowers in early summer gives the location a rural feel. Svoronata area has some lovely sandy beaches, well suited for families with children Ammes, Avithos (not so sandy at the present) and Ai Helis are all within easy reach. If you fancy walking to either one of them it will take you around half an hour to an hour depending on how fast you walk and where your accommodation is situated.

Lakithra is one of a network of small villages and hamlets strung along a hillside clothed in olive and lemon trees overlooking the west coast. Not just a tourist village, although there are a couple of small hotels and a few villas but home to many and thus a thriving village. It’s just a ten minute drive into Argostoli, so an evening in the island capital, strolling along the waterfront, shopping or enjoying a meal at one of the many tavernas in its wide tree lined streets can be followed by a short return taxi ride.

You’ll more than likely fall into the daily routine  of making a visit to the baker in the mornings, packing up a picnic and heading off for the day as there’s no shortage of tempting sandy beaches within a few minutes drive of the village. The long stretches of sand at Makri- and Plati-Gialos, near Argostoli, well supplied with sun beds and the quieter beaches of Ammes and Ai Helis are all within a few minutes drive. It’s a similar distance to  pretty Avithos beach from where, if you choose,  you can walk over the rocky headland to little Megalipetra where a picnic is essential as there’s no taverna but you can leave your swimming costume at home. Within 10 mins drive is pretty Lourdas.

Katelios, on the south-west coast of Kefalonia, was little more than a hamlet until about twenty years ago, when tourists first discovered the beauty and tranquillity offered by the sandy beach and flat farming land in the plain behind. A couple of tavernas and a small collection of fishermen’s huts were dotted about behind the tiny harbour area, known as Kato Katelios, while the local population, such as it was, lived in Ano Katelios, a small settlement at the foot of the hill, or in the nearby hill villages surrounding the wide valley.

Popular among the more mobile citizens of Argostoli for the quality of its seafood, Katelios has quietly grown over the last two decades as more people discover its delights and return year after year.

Karavados village is located 10km from Argostoli. It is built in a beautiful location ideal for a quiet staying. Being very close to the capital and the marvelous beach of Agios Thomas, create all the appropriate conditions for its tourist development.

The village of Pessada is a small traditional Greek village, situated on the south coast of Kefalonia with a small ferry port and fishing harbour. The village hosts an impressive slouhette of Saint Georges Castle which is a local landmark and there is excellent views of the Livatho coastline and the sandy beach of nearby Lourdas. In Pessada you will find tavernas, mini markets, bakery and the very popular Divino winery which is open to the public for viewing with guided tours and wine tasting on offer. Pessada is also famous on the island for its seafaring traditions which brought its prosperity and small secluded coves can be found nearby for a bit of fishing. The village of Lourdas is less than 10 minutes drive, where several excellent tavernas overlook the shingle/sand beach and for the more adventurous, you can hire speed boats to explore the beautiful southern coast of Kefalonia.  On the southern coast, Pessada has a ferry port that provides the only connection to the island of Zakynthos, also known as Zante, for additional sight-seeing.

Karavomylos

Karavomilos is a picturesque fish village in the west part of Sami and 1 km from the harbor. The village is a pole of attraction for the visitors, as very close to it, are some of the most famous natural sights in Kefalonia. The cave of Drogarates and the lake of Melissani. Karavomilos has a small circular lake, with lush vegetation and fresh water which flows into the sea. The surrounding area has quaint geological phenomenons. Really impressive is the cave of Drogarati with rare stalagmites and stalactites. The interior can easily host a concert. The acoustic of the cave is similar to this of the ancient theaters. Very close to the cave is the underground lake of Melissani, which was discovered in 1951 by the speleologist Yiannis Petrohelos. Big part of the roof has fallen making it easy for exploration. This lake is a really impressive sight, not to be missed. In order to reach the lake, you will pass through an underground arcade enjoying an unforgettable row in the cold waters of the lake

Kourkoumelata

One of the prettiest villages of the area and Kefalonia in general is Kourkoumelata village in Livatho. It was completely destroyed in 1953 and was built again with the assistance of ship-owner George Vergotis. The reconstruction was done according to aesthetics and correct planning and resulted in creating a real jewel for the area full of green gardens beautiful buildings and notable churches. At the centre of the village there is a traditional coffee shop usually chosen by those who want to enjoy their coffee along with the wonderful view.

Minies is not really a resort in the true sense of the word. Rather it is a quiet, totally uncommercialised location with an unspoilt beach and a small fishing harbour – the perfect spot for a relaxing holiday away from the crowds. In addition to its own little beach, just a few kilometres away at Ammes there is another fantastic but much larger beach with a beach bar and sunbeds. There are also several other lovely beaches in the area, each just a short drive away. For shopping, wining and dining – the beautiful little village of Sovranata has a good selection of restaurants, tavernas and shops and is easily accessible from Minies.

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Argostoli – Katavothres – Lighthouse of Saint Theodore – Italian Monument – Lassi – St. Georges Castle – Robola Wine Cooperative – St. Gerasimos Monastery – Drogaratti Cave – Antisamos Beach – Agia Efimia – Melissani Cave Lake – Myrtos Beach – Assos – Fiscardo

The full day Kefalonia island tour, Kefalonia Panorama , of approximately nine hours duration, starts from

Argostoli Argostoli has been the capital of the Kefallonia Region since 1757. It is the island’s commercial and administrative centre, and has beautiful neo-classical buildings. It’s a modern city with a remarkable historic and cultural tradition. Argostoli, built amphitheatrically with a view to the Lagoon of Koutavos, overlooks the fir tree-covered Aenos. Viewing Catavothres which is one of the rarest phenomena: large quantities of seawater penetrate the land at the location of Agii Theodori at Lassi without retrogressing, re-appearing by the village of Karavomylos near Sami.

Continues to Katavothres (the sinks) where seawater enters cracks near the shore and disappears following an underground route across the whole island. Then moving towards the Lighthouse of Saint Theodore where two centuries ago, helped ships approaching the shore, to avoid the rocks.

The tour after continues at the monument of the Italians over the pine-tree covered “round of Lassi”. On top of the hill – a monument of modern history of Kefalonia – was created in honor of the thousands of Italians who have fallen under the fire of the Germans refusing to hand over their weapons to them.

The route continues in the popular area of Lassi , which stands out for its natural beauty, nightlife and tourist infrastructure that meet every requirement – at that area the well organized beaches of Makris Gialos and Platis Gialos are located

Our next destination is the Castle of St. George , a remarkable Venetian castle with subsequent interventions mainly Venetian of 16th century. View to Argostoli and Livatho is stunning.

Next stop is the Robola Wine Cooperative of Kefalonia in “Omala” valley. At the winery you can visit the Museum or Robola, and taste free of charge the wines as well as choose and purchase from our wide range of wines.

Next stop on this route is the center of faith in Kefalonia, the Holy Monastery of St. Gerasimos in the “Omala” valley. There, twice a year thousands of believers attending to venerate devoutly Saint Gerasimos relic and to pray. The Saints have been attributed numerous miracles and certainly the landscape is very devout.

We are heading towards Drogaratti Cave , one of the largest and most beautiful natural sights nearby Sami. According to archeologists, Drogaratti Cave is aged over 100 million years. The depth of the cave is about 60 meters, with an average temperature of 18 °C and fairly high humidity (90%).

We are moving towards Sami and  Antisamos beach , the famous beach from the movie “The Captain Corelli’s Mandolin”, which reveals the magic of Kefalonian landscape. The route fascinates visitor, as we cross one of the greenest parts of the island with towering pine trees. We will stop at an appropriate place to take some photos. The beach is pebbly with white sand and surrounded by green hills. The waters of the beach are azure crystal. The beach is organized with snack bar, sun loungers, umbrellas and water sports. Always honored with the distinction of a blue flag.

We reach the picturesque village of Agia Efimia . It’s a quiet town sporting wide streets and good urban-planning, with a port where numerous yachts from all over the world flock in the summertime. Next we will be visiting the unique cave lake of Melissani , where we meet a rare geological phenomenon. The water enters the limestone rock, erodes the rocks and creates cavities in a process called karstification. The tour of the visitor is by boat and can enjoy the magnificent spectacle of stalactites, crystal clear water and sunlight which are coexisting harmoniously.

The tour continues at the famous beach of Myrtos . The view from above Myrtos is magnificent. Myrtos beach is well known for the contrast that makes the white pebble beach with the different shades that the sea water is taking, due to sea currents, and the dark green forests of the region. The beach wins every year the blue flag, and is well organized for every aspect.

Before returning back we owe to visit two of the most famous areas of Kefalonia. The scenic villages of Assos and Fiscardo . Assos is built amphitheatrically around the peninsula, which is surrounded by lush areas. The village retains its authentic traditional Ionian architecture and rich greenery of tall pines and cypress trees meets the blue waters of the Ionian sea, composing an idyllic landscape that only nature could create.

Fiskardo is an old fishing village whose houses were left untouched by the earthquake of 1953. Today is one of the most famous tourist resorts of Greece. It has an excellent tourist infrastructure with restaurants, cafes and bars and its sheltered harbor is full of yachts. Fiskardo is also famous for its traditional architecture and the cosmopolitan port. Is the homeland of the famous poet of the sea, Nikos Kavvadias. A walk in the traditional village will fill you with unique images of aristocratic Kefalonia that cannot be found anywhere else on the island. The old preservable 18th century mansions with small balconies, narrow streets, dozens of tourist shops, taverns and cafes operating around the harbor creating pictures taken from a painting.

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Kefalonia island tour by luxury coach, daytrip excursion to kefalonia from zakynthos.

The unique factor of the VIP Kefalonia island tour excursion is that we travel by luxury coach with an original program unique to Nefis Travel, designed so that it avoids you having to wait in lines with many crowds. On the Kefalonia island daytrip you have an opportunity to meet the locals and their Kefalonian hospitality! The excursion VIP Kefalonia island tour starts early in the morning with transfers from nearly all the Zakynthos resorts. We will continue our road to Agios Nicholas, the most northern part of Zakynthos , where the local ferry will take you to the neighboring island of Kefalonia. The boat trip on the ferry has fantastic views both to Kefalonia and Zakynthos . The chance to see dolphins is certainly present.

Upon arrival at the small harbor Pessada, the southern tip of Kefalonia , we will resume our Kefalonia island tour excursion by luxury coach. We visit the Kefalonia beautiful natural highlights such as the famous Myrtos Beach at a panoramic picture point. The beautiful cave-lake of the Nymphs Melissani lake , a real gem, discovered in the 1950s. The stalactites that decorate its walls betray its true age, which is estimated at 16,000 to 20,000 years. The green and blue colors created by the sun’s rays give to the crystal clear waters a unique setting. We take a memorable ride on one of the many boats designed for this purpose.

Next stop at this unique Kefalonia island tour excursion by luxury coach is at the Drogarati cave , we will stroll through an incredible beautiful fairytale of stalagmites and stalactites. The Drogarati cave is a true geological monument, the atmosphere inside the cave overwhelms its visitors. The main hall has incredible acoustics, so don’t be surprised if you see a podium for concerts in the middle. You might even try out your own Greek X factor talent! These more commercialized stops are the must do’s on the island of Kefalonia. Nefis Travel Zakynthos will make sure these stops on the Kefalonia daytrip are planned in time, no waiting in line with the crowds!

Our lunch at the picturesque seafront tavern is another highlight on our Kefalonia excursion . You will have time to enjoy: Greek cuisine, a refreshing dip in the sea or a walk to the nearby famous lake, not to mention the breathtaking views of the island of King Odyseus, Ithaca . Back on board the Nefis Travel Kefalonia daytrip , we will first continue our journey down the valley, set amongst beautiful vineyards, before the Nefis Travel Kefalonia excursion will move deeper into the mountains of Kefalonia , taking in majestic views of the national park of Mount Enos along the way.

We travel to the Monastery of Saint Gerasimos, patron saint of Kefalonia , the convent, which is still used daily and where the friendly nuns designate the sights , the silver shrine with the holy relics of Saint Gerasimos , but also the cave where Saint Gerasimos lived for many years. A pilgrimage to the Greeks in the summer time, a special place to visit . During our journey back to the ferry, on this VIP Kefalonia island tour excursion , we will stretch our legs in a very welcoming and authentic village, you be charmed by the locals with their Kefalonian hospitality. Step back in time at the oldest shop a "Pandapolio" from mister Niko and try some of the Kefalonia local mandolates, that will tickle your taste buds...

Kefalonia with her rich mythical history and many legends, has one big question that remains, where did King Odyseus live? Kefalonia or Ithaka? Join us on this Odyssey!

Please be aware:

• This tour involves walking up steps at the ferryboat, Drogarati cave and a slope going downhill at Melissani Lake.

• If you would like to swim please bring dry clothes.

• The time spent on Kefalonia is subject to change due to prevailing sea conditions.

• This tour is not suitable for most children aged below 6 years old.

The excursion days:

The excursion day is Wednesday, but in the high season the tour is also available on Saturday.

Starting date in the season is after the 15th May until beginning days of October.

The excursion prices:

Adult: 49 euro PP

Child: 39 euro PP

(Child age on this tour: Until 10 years old)

The above mentioned prices are including the ferry tickets. Not included in the price are the entrance fees for the Melissani Lake €10 and the Drogarati Cave €5. The lunch is not included in the price, but it’s allowed to bring your own packed lunch, which can be consumed next to the restaurant on the beach.

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Fantastic trip to Kefalonia. Really knowledgeable guide and great driver! We avoided all the queues and saw the beauty of the island. Thoroughly recommend Nefis, great company with amazing people who go the extra mile for you. Having done Olympia and Back to the Roots tour we can recommend this trip too.

You cannot do any better than using this company for day trips, the guides are excellent and very knowledgeable, they treat each trip as though it’s their first, sounding enthusiastic about each subject. The staff in their offices are friendly without being pushy and bend over backwards to help in any way.

On a recent visit to Zakynthos (end September) we decided to call upon the services of Nefis Travel again, having used them last year for a VIP Shipwreck and Blue Caves Tour, and an excursion over to the mainland to visit Olympia. This year we decided to go on the VIP trip over to Kefalonia. Jackie the owner of Nefis Travel was our guide, and throughout the whole trip she was informative and cheerful, and it is very clear to everyone that she is passionate about the service her company delivers. Great trip, loads of amusing yet informative facts and anecdotes and the whole trip ran like clockwork. Even when our private coach unexpectedly had a puncture 10 minutes away from the departure port on Zante, Jackie was straight on the phone and arranged a replacement coach with great professionalism, and enabled us to catch the ferry on time. By booking with Nefis Travel on the VIP trips you get the added benefit of visiting places that the 50 or 70 + seater coaches can’t, and obviously you can get to the points of interest much quicker. We initially used this company via the recommendations on Tripadvisor, and we are glad that we did. If you are looking for a quality tour company and real value for money then please do give Nefis Travel a try. Keep up the good work Jackie, and again thank you for making our trip a memorable one

We took the whole day trip to Kefalonia from Zante on a perfect day for ferry across the sea and views from the coach and stop off points.As usual our guide Jo was the perfect person to give the traveller insights in to the history of the island and great viewing points. The knowledge that Jo and owner Jackie have of the local areas make the trips so enjoyable. Good value for money.

We went on the day trip t kefelonia, Jackie was a very knowledgable and friendly guide. We realy enjoyed our day and would reccommend Nefis to others as they take smaller groups, are knowldgable about the area, and made the day fun.

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Had a fantastic day out with this company. I booked online a few months before our holiday, and the lady arrived at the hotel exactly when she said she would to collect our money and give us the tickets. On the day of the trip the coach was bang in time and the whole experience was very professional. The coach driver was very careful on the bendy mountain roads both in Zante and Kefalonia and Jo our guide was a lovely lady and the info she gave us was very helpful and interesting. It is a long day 7.30am until 9pm but it is worth every penny. We will use them again to do another trip when we go next year.

Hello Jackie, Just a note to say how much we enjoyed our trip to Kefalonia on Saturday . Please pass on to Jo our thanks for a well planned day and for the friendly, thorough and informative way she guided. Best wishes Paul

My boyfriend and I are repeat customers after finding Nefis online for our trip to Zakynthos in May 2014. This year (May 2015) we did: Back to the Roots, Kefalonia and Zante Delight. Previously in May 2014 we did: Olympia, Turtle Tour, Blue Caves and Shipwreck. Each tour we have done with them has been beyond amazing and we have nothing but good things to say. Back To the Roots: This tour is a MUST. One of the reasons we decided to return to Zakynthos this holiday was because we wanted to do this tour and were unable to last year. Jackie and Nefis did not disappoint. Our stop at Botega Cafe Museum was amazing (you must try the cake) and our lunch time stop at the Cross Taverna had views to die for. The food was delicious and a very reasonable price. The live Greek music added to the ambiance and made you feel like you were getting an authentic taste of the island. This is hands down one of the best trips we have been on and you get a really good feel of the island and it’s history.

Kefalonia: This was another tour we wanted to do last year and was unable to. Jo was so friendly, welcoming and you could tell her love for Zakynthos and Kefalonia. The lake and caves are a must (if you are physically able to) and well worth the money. Our lunch stop was again a beautiful location, with delicious food and reasonable prices. You were right on the coast and could not help but feel relaxed and at peace. This trip is well worth the money.

Zante Delight: Again Nefis did not disappoint. We had gorgeous views of Zante Town at Bochali and made our way to Solomos Wineries for a wine tasting. The wine is delicious and there was no pressure to buy. That being said, I highly recommend you do because it is delicious and a very reasonable price. We then headed back into the heart of Zante town for shopping/dinner. I highly recommend you go with the group/Jo to the Greek Taverna for live music. His voice is amazing (I am shocked he has not released a cd himself) and again the food was delicious. For the food, ambiance and entertainment both Nefis and the taverna could easily charge more but is very reasonably priced.

You can tell the love for Zakynthos and Greece that each member of Nefis staff has. They are very friendly, welcoming and approachable. They remembered us from our trip last year, and we would always top and have a quick chat with them whenever we passed by their office. Their tours take you off the beaten path, and are amazing value for money. You get to meet locals and see things that you would not see on any other tours. I cannot recommend them enough.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Zakynthos Zante

Will you pick me up from my holiday resort?

Yes, we have pick up transfers from nearly all the Zakynthos resorts but please keep in mind that South Vassilkos and the Harbour of Keri are remote areas in Zakynthos. We will do our very best to give you the pickup service transfer with a small extra cost, but we do ask cooperation in being flexible with the days and cannot guarantee a pick up from these areas.

Can I participate in the VIP tours, with my rental car?

You can join our boat trips with your rental car. You can book tickets by email or through our booking form and meet us at the port where we will board our Shipwreck and Blue Caves tour and the Turtle Spotting tour. In this way you have the freedom of your own transport and you will enjoy arriving at the Shipwreck bay before the crowds, see the turtles in an eco-friendly way and help the turtles in their fight for survival.

How do I book a tour?

You can book your tours by email, Whats App or at our Nefis Travel Zakynthos facebook page by personal messages. You can also use our website’s booking form to send a booking request for your desired tour and date.

Please keep in mind that our office is open between 9 AM - 10:30 PM. We will answer your email within 24 hours. If you wish to make an urgent booking because you are already on the island, please contact us directly on +30 2695048004, +30 6987746506 or +30 6984534687 numbers to avoid a delay in your booking.

For our tours we have different pickup routings, to keep the transfers as short as possible. We kindly ask to be flexible with the preferable days of your tours.

How can I pay?

You can pay upon arrival at the ticket delivery service on your arrival day, one of our team members will come to your holiday address to take care of it all. You can pay by Credit Card in the offices in Tsilivi or by signing an Authorized Credit Card form. If you have an IBAN number then you can also easily pay into our bank account. If you pay by Credit Card or bank account, we will send the tickets to you by email with the explanation of where the pick-up point for the tours will be. The choice is yours.

Are the tours child friendly and what is considered child age?

Our child age is normally 12 years old, but we can be flexible on our "VIP Eco-friendly turtle spotting" tour and "Back to the roots" minibus island tour, if families are travelling with teenagers.

On our VIP "Once upon a time" tour the children and young at heart will step back in time and by interactive stories will enter the world of Aesop and his enchanting and inspiring stories. They will learn a little Greek poem and while we sit around the camp fire singing songs, you might drift away to your own childhood memories… On our VIP Eco-friendly turtle spotting tour , we will have a presentation from the Sea Protection Society Archelon where the children will learn about the high endangered Caretta - Caretta Turtles and in a pirate game they will also learn a few facts about Odysseus while looking for the treasure. At our VIP "Back to the roots" tour they will hear a few nice short Greek mythology stories and see and learn how Zakynthian olive oil and local sweet are made. They can sing along with the live music over lunch and the tour has many stops, what means that they will be out and about and entertaint the whole day. Many of our little Nefis friends have send us beautiful drawings, from this unique tour afterwards. At our VIP Shipwreck and Blue Caves tour the children might see dolphins or our Monachus Monachus seals and get guided with nice stories about Zante. On certain days they will be able to enter a pirate game at the Smugglers Cove, please do ask about this opportunity! Our family tours are designed to spark a passion, inspire a sense of wonder, and enrich understanding.

Do you have a Book Now - Pay Later policy?

With Nefis Travel you can indeed enjoy the freedom to choose a tour now and pay later! Our unique customer service is created for your convenience. We will organize a ticket delivery service on your arrival day at your holiday accommodation, where the payment can be done (as long as you arrive at least 24 hours before the departure of the tour). If you are staying in Planos – Tsilivi, we then kindly ask to pick up your tickets in one of the 2 Nefis Travel offices close to your accommodation. For guests staying on a far distance, a payment in advance will be requested.

Do you have group discounts?

We can indeed look into a tailor-made discount for groups.

Is lunch included on the tours? May I bring a lunch box?

Lunch is not included on any of the Nefis Travel tours, but our dear Nefis Travel guests are more than welcome to bring their lunch boxes on the tours.

How can i contact Nefis Travel?

You can contact us by phone (+30 2695048004, +30 6987746506, +30 6984534687) or email ([email protected]) or through our website's contact form. You can also reach us by sending a message via Facebook or Whats App.

What happens if the sea conditions are not okay for a tour?

We at Nefis Travel provide the highest level of customer service given on the island. If the weather reports are bad, we will cancel the tours and give you a refund. If the weather shows a 50-50 situation, we will phone you on your mobiles or at the hotels before the tour starts and tell you that we might have to use an alternative program. This only happens on the Shipwreck and Blue Caves tours. The east coast of the island as in Blue Caves and Xingia Sea Spa and the west coast as in Shipwreck beach is possible to have 2 totally different sea conditions. Our captains will check the situation early in the morning and if we see that the Blue Caves and Xingia Spa, east coast are okay but around cape Skinari on our way to the west coast, the sea doesn’t allow us to go to the Shipwreck beach, we will create Plan B: Plan B: We will go to the Shipwreck platform by bus so you'll see the Shipwreck from above and we will offer extra time at the Blue Caves for pictures and swimming, and go to the Xingia Sea Spa after our lunch stop. We will tell you honestly what the situation is and leave the choice to you. You can swap your trip around and go on another day, take a refund or decide to come. From our experience those who came on these few rare days that this happens in the summer, still had a great day out. And as we said it is a 50-50 situation sometimes the wind drops, while we drive to the harbor and we can still sail to the Shipwreck beach. We at Nefis Travel just want to be as straight forward about as we can be and will always be honest about the weather conditions.

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NASZE WYCIECZKI

Chodź, opowiemy Ci o Grecji

Mówią o nas, że organizujemy najlepsze polskie wycieczki fakultatywne

na Zakynthos, Korfu, Kos, Kefalonii i w Atenach. Rzeczywiście, od 2011 roku, kierując się pasją i

miłością do Grecji, doskonale uzupełniamy ofertę touroperatorów, tworzymy autorskie

programy zwiedzania, uciekamy od schematów i komercji.

W nadchodzącym sezonie wakacyjnym chcielibyśmy odkryć kolejne magiczne zakątki

Grecji i zaprosić Cię w  wyjątkową podróż po wyspie Kefalonia!

Kefalonia to wyspa przepełniona kolorami, piękna i wyrafinowana.

Odkrywa się przed Tobą pomału, nie zaskakuje znienacka, ale stopniowo odsłania swoje

tajemnice, wyjątkowość i duchowość, daje Ci czas na jej poznanie, dba o to, żeby każda

spędzona tu chwila była magiczna i niepowtarzalna. Odwiedzając Kefalonię, musisz

wiedzieć jedno: tutaj nic nie jest statyczne, monotonia to słowo, które nie ma w tym

miejscu racji bytu. Kolory i krajobrazy zmieniają się jak w kalejdoskopie, roztaczając

przed Twoimi oczami całą paletę różnorodnych barw i kształtów.

Rzadko na jednej wyspie komponują

się tak harmonijnie przepiękne szmaragdowe

plaże z wysokimi górami, malownicze wioski

z kosmopolitycznymi miasteczkami,

religijne i archeologiczne zabytki

ze współczesnymi budowlami, kultura ludowa

z hollywoodzkim blichtrem.

Kefalonia góruje nad innymi Wyspami

Jońskimi,bo jest najwyższą i największą

wyspą w ich archipelagu, a szóstą

co do wielkości w Grecji.

Słynny szczyt Ainos (1628 n.p.m.), nazywany też czarną górą (Monte Nero), porośnięty

jest dziewiczym lasem jodłowym, co jest niewątpliwie ewenementem na skalę

śródziemnomorskich wysp.

Nie myśl, że jest to miejsce rozpieszczane przez historię. Od najstarszych czasów

było napadane przez Gotów, Wizygotów, Wandali, plądrowane przez piratów,

krzyżowców, okupowane czasami nawet przez całe wieki: przez Turków, Wenecjan,

Francuzów, Brytyjczyków, nie wspominając o wojnach i trzęsieniach ziemi.

Ale nie złamało to ducha mieszkańców. Wręcz odwrotnie, wzbogaciło go, zahartowało.

Nie bez powodu dziś Kefalończycy uważani są za ludzi otwartych i gościnnych

a oni sami uważają się za obywateli świata.

Każdy znajdzie tutaj coś dla siebie. Kefalonia rozdaje z niezwykłą szczodrością wszystko,

czego potrzebujesz do szczęścia: może to być dziewicza jeszcze natura, piękne widoki,

spokój i cisza, ale jak to Ci nie wystarcza, możesz razem z nami poznać kulturę i tradycje

ludzi tutaj żyjących, zobaczyć niezwykłe miejsca, podziemną jaskinię Drogarati, tajemnicze

ukryte we wnętrzu góry jeziorko Melissani, odwiedzić monastyry w Markopoulo i Walsamata,

które są miejscami zadziwiających cudów, poznać stare, malownicze i bezcenne,

bo ocalałe po trzęsieniu ziemi, wioski rybackie Assos i Fiskardo, piękną średniowieczną

twierdzę czy groby z zamierzchłych czasów mykeńskich. Potrzebujesz trochę miejskiego

zgiełku? Służy pomocą Argostoli czy Lixuri, a może pragniesz tylko relaksu na pięknych

plażach Myrtos, Antisamos czy Xi i wspaniałego lokalnego jedzenia

– wybór należy do Ciebie.

ODKRYJ KEFALONIĘ

Stolica Kefalonii licząca 10 tys. mieszkańców, uznawana za jedno z najpiękniejszych prowincjonalnych miast w Grecji. Zniszczona doszczętnie podczas trzęsienia ziemi w 1953 roku, odrodziła się jak Feniks z popiołów, by dzisiaj zachwycać swoim pięknem.

Drugie co do wielkości, pełne elegancji, miasteczko na Kefalonii, przecięte na pół przez maleńką rzeczkę, a w czasie deszczu rwący potok, nad którym unoszą się dwa malutkie mostki nazywane przez miejscowych Małym Paryżem „Piccolo Paris”.

Wygląda jakby czas się tutaj zatrzymał. Dwukondygnacyjne domy z XVIII wieku, które ocalały po trzęsieniu ziemi w 1953 roku, z czerwonymi dachami i wąskimi balkonami, pomalowane na jaskrawe kolory, tworzą razem z zieloną naturą i czystym błękitem morza wyjątkowy obraz! Małe gustowne sklepiki, restauracje i kawiarnie, wąskie uliczki i pełne kwiatów dziedzińce tworzą tożsamość Fiskardo.

Miasteczko ze starożytną  przeszłością - to tutaj znajdują się ruiny murów starożytnego akropolu - i jeden z najważniejszych kurortów Kefalonii. Położone jest nad zatoką, w której znajduje się najbardziej ruchliwy port na Kefalonii. Łączy bogatą historię z piękną przyrodą.

Malownicza wioska rybacka, jedna z dwóch ocalałych po trzęsieniu ziemi, położona u podnóża półwyspy Assos, który dominuje nad krajobrazem i na szczycie którego widnieją ruiny XVI – wiecznej weneckiej twierdzy św. Jerzego.

Agia Efimia

Biały kościółek św. Eufemii w porcie – patronki osób o słabej wierze - dał nazwę tej urokliwej wiosce rybackiej. Przystań dla blisko 70 łodzi, która jest bardzo popularna wśród żeglarzy z całego świata, doskonałe tawerny, czyste morze i naturalne piękno tego miejsca nadały kosmopolityczny charakter tej wiosce.

Monastyr Św. Gerasimosa

Zbudowany u podnóża najwyższego szczytu Kefalonii – Ainos, na ruinach starego pamiętającego czasy wypraw krzyżowych klasztoru. Do dzisiaj w kościele św. Gerasimosa -  patrona Kefalonii i ludzi chorych psychicznie - znajduje się relikwia świętego, umieszczona w pięknym pokrytym srebrem sarkofagu i mała podziemna krypta, która była celą świętego.

Jedna z najbardziej znanych wiosek na wyspie ze względu na to, że tutaj znajduje się kościół z cudowną ikoną Matki Boskiej od węży. Co roku od 6 do 15 sierpnia ma miejsce wyjątkowe, niewytłumaczalne racjonalnie zjawisko -  po prostu cud – jakie ? Opowiemy Ci o nim na naszej wycieczce.

Jaskinia Drogarati

Wielkie trzęsienie ziemi, które miało miejsce około 300 lat temu, wydobyło na światło dzienne przepiękną jaskinię. Natura stworzyła tutaj unikalną scenerię tworząc przez miliony lat stalagmity i stalaktyty, dzięki swojej doskonałej akustyce od lat wykorzystywana jest jako sala koncertowa.

Jezioro Melissani

Unikalne zjawisko geologiczne, jedno z pięciu najbardziej imponujących jezior świata. Przejażdżka łódką po tym magicznym miejscu przeniesie nas w inny wymiar, w tajemniczy i baśniowy świat nimf i bogów. Przez długie lata zagadką była obecność słodko - słonej wody w jeziorku - teraz już wiemy...

Plaża Myrtos

Jest znakiem rozpoznawczym Kefalonii, jedną z najbardziej znanych i rozpoznawalnych plaż, wielokrotnie nagradzana, w pełni spełnia oczekiwania swoich gości. Sceneria tutaj jest wyjątkowa; biała piaszczysto-kamienna plaża, u brzegów  której rozbijają się turkusowo-szmaragdowe fale, a wszystko to otoczone wysokimi stromymi klifami porośniętymi bujną roślinnością.

Dała się poznać szerszej publiczności w 2000 roku kiedy zagrała jedną z głównych ról w hollywoodzkiej produkcji pt. "Kapitan Corelli” z Nicolasem Cage i Penelope Cruz i od tego czasu zyskała wielu wiernych fanów na całym świecie. Piękną kamienistą plażę zalewa morska woda we wszystkich odcieniach błękitu, a soczysto-zielona roślinność sięga prawie do morza.

Filozofia naszej pracy jest prosta!

Pragniemy opowiadać o Grecji i jej mieszkańcach zgodnie z ich duszą. Z szacunkiem

i bez pośpiechu. Niczym dobrzy znajomi chcemy wprowadzać polskich turystów

świat pełen zapierających dech w piersiach widoków, wyjątkowej kultury, słońca,

niesamowitych smaków i aromatów oraz sprawić, by wizyta w Grecji była dla każdego

źródłem niezapomnianych wrażeń i wspaniałych wspomnień.

POZNAJ OPINIE INNYCH

Jak zwiedzać Grecję to TYLKO z Magic Tours. Fantastyczny program, przemiła atmosfera, wspaniali ludzie.

Fantastyczne biuro, przemili i kompetentni przewodnicy, magiczne wycieczki. Polecam.

Dzisiejsza wycieczka z przewodnikiem Łukaszem to było niesamowite przeżycie, które na długo pozostanie w naszej pamięci! Dziękujemy raz jeszcze za wspaniały dzień oraz super atmosferę. lepiej trafić nie mogliśmy.

Firma rzetelna i bardzo dobrze zorganizowana i pomocna, organizacja super i ludzie pracujący w niej fantastyczni serdecznie polecam.

Świetna organizacja wycieczki, super przewodnik Łukasz z dużą wiedzą i poczuciem humoru, wszystko powyżej moich oczekiwań.

Same widoki były naprawdę przepiękne a atmosfera którą stworzyła przewodniczka ( pozdrawiamy Panią Basie ) bardzo ale to bardzo na plus.

Zanteeee to zapamiętamy na długo z wycieczki na kefalonię i cudowną panią basię idealna kobieta:) żywiołowa, spontaniczna i konkretna, a urok kefalonii niesamowity..

Kefalonia na 6! kompetentna kadra przewodników i pracowników biura, cudowna atmosfera, pozdrowienia dla Magdy i Łukasza którzy oprowadzają i pilotują z ogromną pasją.

Zdecydowanie polecam 🙂 w szczególności za miłą atmosferę oraz bajeczne opowieści, które z ust Łukasza płynęły niczym wino z butelki 😁 (A tak na poważnie - dzięki Łukasz za mega wyprawę!

Najlepsze biuro na wyspie, byliśmy na dwóch wycieczkach. Największe wrażenie zrobiła na nas Kefalonia, przepiękne widoki, wszystko perfekcyjnie przygotowane dzięki Magdzie! Wspaniała osoba z dużą wiedzą.

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Exploring the History and Culture of Elektrostal: A 2-Hour Walking Tour

This two-hour walking tour of Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia, will take you through the city’s vibrant streets and squares, giving you a chance to explore the city’s unique culture and history. The tour will begin at the Elektrostal City Hall (Address: ul. Lenina, 1, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045). Here, you can admire the building’s impressive architecture and learn about the city’s history. Next, you will head to the Elektrostal Museum of Local Lore (Address: ul. Lenina, 2, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045). This museum is home to a variety of artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of the city’s past. From there, you will make your way to the Elektrostal Central Market (Address: ul. Lenina, 3, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045). Here, you can browse the stalls and pick up some souvenirs or local delicacies. Afterwards, you will head to the Elektrostal Cathedral (Address: ul. Lenina, 4, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045). This beautiful church is a great place to admire the city’s architecture and take in the atmosphere. Next, you will make your way to the Elektrostal Art Gallery (Address: ul. Lenina, 5, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045). Here, you can admire the works of local artists and learn about the city’s art scene. Afterwards, you will head to the Elektrostal Park (Address: ul. Lenina, 6, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045). This park is a great place to take a break and relax in the shade of the trees. Finally, you will make your way to the Elektrostal Shopping Center (Address: ul. Lenina, 7, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045). Here, you can find a variety of shops and restaurants, as well as a cinema. Along the way, you can also stop at some of the city’s interesting shops and eateries. For example, you can visit the Kofein Coffee Shop (Address: ul. Lenina, 8, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045) for a cup of coffee and a snack, or the Kvartal Pub (Address: ul. Lenina, 9, Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast, Russia; Latitude/Longitude: 55.814092, 38.445045) for a beer and some traditional Russian food.

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