Surrounded by tall marble cliffs and looking out onto the azure waters of the Myrtos Gulf, this stunning beach makes for a dramatically breathtaking sight. A steep and winding stretch of road will take you there—stop on your way to admire the view and catch the pink and orange hues at sunset on your way back. Get in early to secure both a place to park and a prime spot on the sand; the water tends to be at its calmest in the morning too. There are changing rooms and toilet facilities, a beach bar, and a few sunbeds and umbrellas you can rent. – Tripadvisor

Travelers flock to Sami Village for this cave with a deep blue underground lake. A guide will take you on a 15-minute boat ride through the caverns, feeding you snippets of geological and historical information. A caved-in section exposes the lake to the elements—visit mid-afternoon when the crystal-clear waters reflect the light with mesmerizing patterns, filling the cave with a magical, dreamlike glow. Tours that include both Melissani Cave and Drogarati Cave on the itinerary are a great way to experience both in one day. If you’re traveling there on your own, get in early before the coaches arrive. – Tripadvisor

This quaint hillside fishing village overhangs the Ionian Sea and is full of colorful houses and narrow alleyways lined with bougainvilleas. Here, you can take a refreshing dip at Assos Beach, try local Greek cuisine at a waterfront cafe, and even hike up the Frourio Peninsula to see the remains of a 16th-century Venetian Castle. The overlook also offers stunning views of the turquoise waters and bluffs along Kefalonia’s north coast. The drive to Assos will take you down a steep and winding road. You can opt for a guided tour which often includes stops at Drogarati Cave and Melissani Lake, too. – Tripadvisor

Beautiful beach with white pebbles & clear water

Surrounded by verdant hills, this beach is one of the most beautiful and popular beaches in Antisamos—loved for its shiny white pebbles and clear waters full of marine life. Here, snorkel amongst fish, go kayaking, take a lesson at the water sports school, and lounge on a sunbed while admiring views of Ithaki Island in the distance. The beach gets quite crowded in summer, partly because it was featured in the Hollywood movie 'Captain Corelli’s Mandolin'; go past the beach bars to find a quieter spot to lay your beach towel. Visit the beach along with Melissani Cave (also known as Melissani Lake), both common stops on a tour of Kefalonia. – Tripadvisor

Gentilini is a small, boutique, family run winery that produces top quality, exciting and unique wines while promoting the unique flavours and aromas of the local Kefalonian varieties. We are open every year from Easter to October for tours and tastings in the relaxed, natural setting of our garden. Our aim is to focus on your enjoyment, and we want you to leave us feeling that you have experienced something very special. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff, who speak excellent English, will welcome and guide you through the wines, answering any questions you may have. Tours in French are also available at certain times. All our tastings include a complimentary plate with our own organic extra virgin olive oil, local cheese, grape tomatoes and fresh bread. We also offer light snacks for those who wish to linger further over a glass of wine, and bottles may be purchased in our shop.

To reach Kaminia Beach, you must head toward Ratzakli, on the way Katelios-Skala. You will see signs for this easily accessible beach.