The Lighthouse of Agioi Theodoros is located at a distance of 3.2 km from the city of Argostoli built during the English colonial era, on an artificial promontory with a panoramic view. Near it you will also find the unique point of the Sinkholes, one of the strangest geological phenomena of Kefalonia, with fissures in the earth where water seeps in. Combine sea, nature and history in a trip gaining experiences, romance and breathtaking photos under the sunset light.

Our hotel is located in an excellent position, just 3km from Makris Gialos Beach with its natural extension ending at Platys Beach, two benchmark beaches in the Lassi area of Argostoli. They are only separated by a few rocks, so it is possible to get from one beach to the other either by walking or swimming. The beach offers a wide range of options for entertainment and relaxation with water sports, beach bars or places to isolate yourself and enjoy your tranquility.

Devosetou Bridge is at a distance of 1.1 km. It is a stone bridge built since 1813 over the bay of Argostoli in Kefalonia. With a length of 689.9, it is considered the longest stone bridge over the sea in Europe, connecting Argostoli with the opposite coast and isolating the port area from the Koutavos lagoon. The Bridge is a monument that is exclusively a pedestrian walkway. Crossing the bridge, if you are lucky enough you might come across the loggerhead sea turtles swimming there.

Myrtos beach is one of the most famous beaches of Kefalonia and one of its main attractions. It is located in the area of Pylaros in the northwest of the island has white pebbles and blue waters due to the currents of the area. It has received many awards and is ranked in the list of the best beaches in Greece and the best worldwide.

Assos is one of the most beautiful and picturesque villages of the island, but also the whole of Greece is seaside and is located in the northwestern part of the island on the peninsula Erissos, it is built at an average altitude (20m) above sea level , it connects the peninsula of Assos where there is the fortress of Assos from a narrow isthmus (neck) that has a width of only 50 meters. The cove of the island is the harbor of the village. It is an attraction for visitors and a reference point for locals who consider a true gem for the island of Kefalonia.

The lake cave of Melissani is located 2 km northwest of Sami in Kefalonia.It is a unique geological phenomenon which was created by natural causes from the fall of a part of the roof. The artificial entrance with stairs and underground walkways allows you to visit there.The lake is located 20 meters below the surface of the ground and the depth of the waters reaches 10m to 30m. Most of the cave is decorated with stalactites with strange shapes. From the uncovered part of the cave begins the tour, where the light in the water creates the most beautiful turquoise shades and continues to the part of the cave that is covered.

Fiscardo is a captivating village located on the northern coast of Kefalonia, Greece. With its charming Venetian-style buildings, picturesque harbor, and turquoise waters, Fiscardo offers a delightful blend of history, natural beauty, and a vibrant atmosphere. Visitors can wander along the colorful waterfront, explore local shops, and savor delicious cuisine at waterfront tavernas. Surrounded by lush hills and olive groves, Fiscardo is a haven for nature lovers, offering scenic trails and hidden coves to discover. Whether seeking relaxation or adventure, Fiscardo’s timeless appeal and warm hospitality make it a truly enchanting destination.