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Kefalonia is among the Greek commercial airports operated by Fraport Greece. Kefalonia is served by the airport near Argostoli, identified as Kefallinia/Anna Pollatou (EFL).
Argostoli has 40 parking and charging spaces for electric bicycles across six locations near key city points and transport connections. A local rental business offers bicycles and e-bikes, along with other two-wheeled options for exploring Kefalonia.
Sami has an almost entirely flat waterfront, which may make local movement easier, and the area is described as having a pharmacy and ATMs. The hospital access entrance is at 17 Souidias Street, with taxi parking outside. KEFIAP is at 9 G. Gaitanidi Street in Argostoli.
Myrtos, Antisamos, Emblisi, Lourdas, Skala, Xi and Petani are among Kefalonia’s best-known beaches. Myrtos and Antisamos are highlighted for swimming and sea sports. Boat trips, yacht hire and kayak tours provide access to hidden coves and beaches such as Fteri and Amidi, some of which are difficult to reach by land.
Located in the centre of Agia Efimia, this 2nd–4th-century AD villa preserves an atrium, mosaic floors, masonry and remains of a bathing installation. The Roman Villa at Skala dates from the 2nd century AD and preserves mosaics and frescoes depicting scenes from Greek mythology.
The village around the ruins of the Venetian Castle of Saint George combines a historic landmark with views across the Livathos region. The historic De Bosset Bridge, formerly Drapano Bridge, connects Argostoli with settlements north of Koutavos Lagoon.
Kefalonian kreatopita is a defining dish of the island’s cuisine. Traditional choices also include pies made with salted fish, wild greens or artichoke. Orealios Gaea offers tastings featuring the indigenous Robola, Vostilidi and Mavrodaphne varieties, often accompanied by Mediterranean snacks, cheese and dried fruit.
Compare road access, intercity buses, rail where available and the airport serving Кефалония. Recheck official sources for current timetables before travelling.
Kefalonia is among the Greek commercial airports operated by Fraport Greece.
Kefalonia is served by the airport near Argostoli, identified as Kefallinia/Anna Pollatou (EFL).
Levante Ferries provides passenger agencies at or within the ports of Sami and Poros.
Ferry connections link Kefalonia with mainland Greece through Kyllini and Patras, and with Zakynthos and Ithaca.
The operator has 42 intercity and 5 city buses for travel within and beyond Kefalonia.
The bus operator provides intercity road connections from key Kefalonia stations to Patras and Athens.
Kefalonia Buses connects Argostoli with the island’s villages and operates main stations in Argostoli, Lixouri, Sami, Ithaca and Poros.
Kefalonia KTEL provides urban and interurban transport between Argostoli, villages and major stations in Lixouri, Sami, Ithaca and Poros.
The main ports used to reach Kefalonia by sea are Poros, Argostoli and Sami.
Local buses, taxis, transfers, rentals, parking, walking and other practical ways to move around Кефалония.
Argostoli has 40 parking and charging spaces for electric bicycles across six locations near key city points and transport connections.
A local rental business offers bicycles and e-bikes, along with other two-wheeled options for exploring Kefalonia.
Kefalonia KTEL operates urban and interurban buses connecting Argostoli with villages across the island and key hubs in Lixouri, Sami and Poros.
KTEL announcements identify local routes to Xi, Lassi, the airport, Ammes, Ai Helis, Lourdas, Myrtos and Assos, alongside connections between major settlements.
A local taxi service organises airport pickups, port transfers, hotel or villa rides and journeys between destinations across Kefalonia.
Kefalonia Airport has a taxi stand directly outside the terminal building, providing immediate onward transport to Argostoli and other destinations.
A local transfer provider offers private airport or port transfers, shared shuttles to popular resorts and group vehicles.
Useful numbers, emergency services, health, tourist information, accessibility and public services. Specific details include their source.
Sami has an almost entirely flat waterfront, which may make local movement easier, and the area is described as having a pharmacy and ATMs.
The hospital access entrance is at 17 Souidias Street, with taxi parking outside. KEFIAP is at 9 G. Gaitanidi Street in Argostoli.
112 is Greece’s free emergency number, connecting callers with Police, Fire Service, EKAV ambulance services or the Coast Guard. It also accepts SMS, with operators answering in Greek, English and French.
Greece’s National Emergency Aid Centre uses the nationwide three-digit number 166 for emergency pre-hospital care and ambulance dispatch.
For an ambulance in Kefalonia, call 166. The General Hospital of Kefalonia also lists a first-aid number: +30 26713 61163.
The General Hospital of Kefalonia is located at 17 Sweden Street in Argostoli, postal code 28100. It is the island’s main public hospital.
Обаждане 166 when urgent transport to a hospital is needed. Give the area, exact address or landmark, and the number of people affected.
For outpatient appointments at the hospital, visitors can call +30 26713 61191 or contact the outpatient secretariat.
The General Hospital of Kefalonia is at 17 Souidias Street in Argostoli and operates 24/7. Телефон: +30 26713 61100.
The Kefalonia Police Directorate is located in the Argostoli Industrial Area. Its service line is 26710 27820; call 100 for immediate police assistance.
For civil-protection matters in Kefalonia, the Ionian Islands Region lists +30 26713 60566 and pol_prostasia.kef@pin.gov.gr.
The official Visit Greece portal provides destination information for Kefalonia, including villages, highlights and indicative sea connections to the island.
For emergencies, call Police 100, Fire Service 199, EKAV 166 or Coast Guard 108. The Poison Control Centre is available at 210 7793 777.
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For emergency medical help and transport.
To report a fire. In immediate danger also use 112.
For emergencies at ports or at sea.
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Beaches, hiking, water activities, boat trips, diving and family options in Кефалония.
Myrtos, Antisamos, Emblisi, Lourdas, Skala, Xi and Petani are among Kefalonia’s best-known beaches. Myrtos and Antisamos are highlighted for swimming and sea sports.
Boat trips, yacht hire and kayak tours provide access to hidden coves and beaches such as Fteri and Amidi, some of which are difficult to reach by land.
Agia Efimia and Skala are identified as diving areas, including the opportunity to see the wreck of the British submarine Perseus.
The areas around Agia Efimia and Skala are suitable for exploring Kefalonia’s seabed, including the wreck of the British submarine Perseus.
Horse riding along easy trails is identified as a gentle outdoor activity suitable for families with children.
Footpaths lead to Fteri Beach in northern Kefalonia and Koutsoupia near Sami, combining hiking with swimming opportunities.
Hikers can reach Mount Ainos’ Megas Soros summit via the Digaleto–Megas Soros route or the fifth trail, with panoramic views across the Ionian islands.
Ainos National Park has five easy-to-moderate hiking routes totalling about 26 km, passing through Kefalonian fir forests and mountain landscapes.
Kefalonia has trails of varying difficulty, from easy walks to demanding hikes. Mount Ainos and paths leading to Fteri and Koutsoupia are notable options.
Kefalonia’s caves, notably Drogarati, can be explored on selected routes with experienced guides.
Kefalonia offers cycling and mountain-biking experiences through olive groves, gorges and lush green slopes.
Kefalonia’s coastline is suitable for sea kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, with routes ranging from calm to more demanding.
Kefalonia Water Sports at Makris Gialos Beach in Lassi offers activities including jet skiing, water skiing, wakeboarding and inflatable rides.
Kefalonia offers windsurfing, kiteboarding and sailing, with lessons and equipment rental available through local businesses.
Museums, archaeological sites, monuments, religious sites and cultural venues. Confirm hours and tickets with the official source before visiting.
Located in the centre of Agia Efimia, this 2nd–4th-century AD villa preserves an atrium, mosaic floors, masonry and remains of a bathing installation.
The Roman Villa at Skala dates from the 2nd century AD and preserves mosaics and frescoes depicting scenes from Greek mythology.
Important archaeological remains include the ancient acropolis of Sami and the Mycenaean vaulted tomb at Tzanata.
Assos and Fiscardo preserve characteristic Ionian architecture; Fiscardo is a designated traditional settlement that largely survived the 1953 earthquake.
The De Bosset Bridge and obelisk in Argostoli are protected historic monuments, while the Fanari lighthouse was built in 1829.
The Venetian Castle of Saint George, built in the 16th century, is a major Kefalonian monument and former fortified centre of the island.
This non-profit foundation runs collections, educational programmes, a children’s library, publications and an educational botanical garden focused on Kefalonia’s history and culture.
The Ephorate of Antiquities of Cephalonia and Ithaca oversees the Archaeological Collection of Sami and the Archaeological Museum of Argostoli, alongside related institutions in Ithaca.
Opened in 2021, the Archaeological Collection of Sami is accompanied by an outdoor mosaic display presenting evidence of Roman and late Roman Sami.
The Archaeological Museum of Argostoli and Kefalonia’s Folklore Museum present the island’s archaeological and modern cultural history.
Atros Monastery is regarded as Kefalonia’s oldest monastery, a listed historic monument with a medieval defensive tower and Byzantine-style wall paintings.
At the foot of Mount Ainos in the Omaloi valley, the Monastery of Agios Gerasimos is Kefalonia’s most important religious centre and is dedicated to the island’s patron saint.
Landmarks, villages, nature, viewpoints, protected areas and day-trip ideas around Кефалония.
The village around the ruins of the Venetian Castle of Saint George combines a historic landmark with views across the Livathos region.
The historic De Bosset Bridge, formerly Drapano Bridge, connects Argostoli with settlements north of Koutavos Lagoon.
Drogarati is a large, impressive cave southwest of Sami, also known for its natural acoustics.
The natural underground lake lies near Karavomylos and is connected to seawater flowing beneath the island.
The Omala Valley is characterised by rolling hills and vineyards of the Robola zone, including the Robola Wine Cooperative.
Mount Ainos is Kefalonia’s highest mountain, reaching 1,628 metres, and is one of the island’s defining natural landmarks.
Kefalonia’s Mount Ainos, Agia Dynati and Kalon Oros form protected mountain landscapes within the Natura 2000 network, noted for Kefalonian fir, birdlife and biodiversity.
Kalon Oros in northern Kefalonia is a 2,566.19-hectare Natura 2000 Special Area of Conservation with limestone terrain and Mediterranean maquis vegetation.
This Natura 2000 protected area includes Kefalonia’s three main mountain ranges and is important for birdlife, including rare raptors such as the lanner falcon and short-toed snake eagle.
Mount Ainos has a 26-kilometre trail network with five easy-to-moderate routes through fir forest and toward the Megas Soros ridge.
Behind Evangelistria Church in Kastro, a viewpoint looks toward Mount Ainos, Lourdas and the wider Livathos area.
Mount Ainos includes geological points of interest such as rudist fossils and rock gardens, plus a viewpoint overlooking southern Kefalonia and the mountain’s anticline.
The acropolis of ancient Sami stands above modern Sami, near Agioi Fanentes Monastery, combining archaeological interest with elevated views.
Two viewpoints near Divarata overlook Myrtos beach, its valley and, from the southern point, the bay towards Assos.
Patrikata is a small mountain settlement in northern Kefalonia, built at about 600 metres and counted among the upland villages of Erissos.
The island’s highlighted settlements include Fiskardo, Assos, Agia Efimia, Argostoli, Lixouri, Sami, Poros and Skala, among others.
Local products, markets, culinary traditions, wineries and food experiences. Specific information includes its source.
Kefalonian kreatopita is a defining dish of the island’s cuisine. Traditional choices also include pies made with salted fish, wild greens or artichoke.
Orealios Gaea offers tastings featuring the indigenous Robola, Vostilidi and Mavrodaphne varieties, often accompanied by Mediterranean snacks, cheese and dried fruit.
Orealios Gaea offers tastings featuring Robola and other indigenous varieties, accompanied by Mediterranean bites, cheese and nuts.
Traditional Kefalonian sweets include mandoles, with the Geopark identifying pastry businesses in Lixouri and Argostoli associated with local delicacies.
Kefalonia’s key local products include olive oil, wine, honey, dairy, fish and livestock products, closely connected with the island’s culinary traditions.
Local dairy products, honey and virgin olive oil are key parts of Kefalonia’s food identity and agricultural production.
Mantoles, caramelised almonds, are among Kefalonia’s best-known sweets. Other local treats include almond pie and pastoquince.
Tassia Restaurant in Fiskardo is a family-run venue focusing on recipes made with local ingredients and, where available, organic products grown on the island.
Gentilini is a family-run boutique winery in Kefalonia producing a small range of food-friendly wines focused on distinctive Kefalonian varieties.
The Kefalonia–Ithaca Geopark lists Orealios Gaea, Haritatos Vineyard, Sclavos Wines and Gentilini Winery & Vineyards among the area’s wineries.
At the heart of the Robola wine-growing zone, Orealios Gaea is a cooperative winery founded in 1982 by growers from Omala and nearby areas. It offers winery visits and tastings.
The Robola Wine Cooperative lies in the Omala Valley within the Robola Zone, near Saint Gerasimos. A visit connects the vineyard landscape, winery and local wine tasting.
Robola is Kefalonia’s emblematic indigenous grape, associated with the Omala wine-growing zone. Orealios Gaea offers winery visits and tastings.
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