At the northern end of the island, maybe the most graphic landscape in Greece.

Thousands of yaghts visit this amazing bay every year.

Also surrounded by an amazing scenery.

The cave is dated more than 100 million years.

It's concidered one of the most beautiful caves in Greece.

The acoustics is unbelievable and from time to time concerts take place in it.

Also a "not to miss" sight, near village Chaliotata.

Poros is the second biggest port in Kefalonia, just a few kilometers north of Skala.

It has a beautiful long beach with caffe's and traditional taverns.

It also has ,many small beaches reached by 4X4 vehicles.

Assos is a small and picturesque fishing village 36 kilometers away from Argostoli. It is known for its imposing 16th century Venetian fortress. The fortress was built in 1585, when Assos became the capital of the northern part of the island, and it is a typical masterpiece of the Renaissance architecture.