Richmond Villa Greece

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.