Kefalonia Sights & Attractions - Page 2

The Dark Sky Park of Kefalonia showcases a stunning view of the sky and various constellations, making it one of the most essential and unique visits on the island of Kefalonia.

Koutavos Lagoon is an important wetland, the habitat of numerous birds, fish and other species, as well as unique flowers and plants. It constitutes an incredible spot for strolling and admiring the view.

The charming central square of Argostoli is always bustling with life, surrounded by cafes and restaurants, and a perfect spot for strolling around.

This natural cave is where Saint Gerasimos, patron of the island, stayed until he went to Omalos Valley, where he reorganized the present monastery. A small church has been built into the cave in honor of the saint and attracts many pilgrims. From this spot, one can enjoy a fantastic view of the sea.

Gerogompos Lighthouse provides an excellent location for those who wish to admire uninterrupted sea views and an incredible sunset in a tranquil setting.

This interesting museum is housed on the ground floor of the Korgialeneios Library, in the capital of Kefalonia. It has been founded in order to preserve the memories of Kefalonia before the earthquake of 1953.

Note: This museum is closed until further notice. Established by the Society for the Protection of the Environment of the islands of Kefalonia and Ithaca, the Natural History Museum is located in the village of Davgata, north of Argostoli. This museum was founded in order to introduce the natural environment of Kefalonia and Ithaca to the people and to protect it.

The waterfalls of Gradou Gorge create a serene environment of unspoiled natural beauty, ideal for those who like hiking.

Located on the outskirts of Sami, the Nautical Museum showcases interesting Greek and international shipbuilding traditions through 24 ship and boat models.

Panagia Sissiotissa Church is a church building next to the De Bosset Bridge in Argostoli, featuring gorgeous designs and boasting a rich historical background.

Located in Kourkoumelata village, the Vergottis Cultural Center was founded by the George and Marie Vetgottis Foundation. It hosts an array of cultural events, from music recitals and performances to conferences and panel discussions.

Dias is an uninhabited islet south of Kefalonia that has presented great religious importance through the centuries, currently encompassing the chapel of Panagia Diotissa.

The impressive Catholic Church of Saint Nicholas in Argostoli features a beautifully-arched entrance and intriguing icons, almost always gathering a large following every week.

The Focas Cosmetatos Foundation has established an interesting museum with exhibits from the Ionian Islands’ history, as well as a delightful botanical garden and a research center.

Agios Spiridon is a beautiful church in the heart of the Lithostroto, with a magnificent wooden iconostasis and a charming bell tower.

A beautiful park in the heart of Argostoli where visitors can stroll around, relax on the benches or spend a romantic evening!