SunIsle Holidays

Ai Helis has a lovely sandy beach and enjoys breath taking views across to Zante. This area is renowned for its luxurious villas with spacious gardens that hug the beautiful south coast of the island.

The old fishing harbour of Fiskardo on the northern tip of Kefalonia is the only village that survived the 1953 earthquake intact. Now an attractive cosmopolitan harbour, the numerous shops and tavernas look out over the natural bay where visiting yachts are moored.

With some of the best beaches on the island and a plentiful selection of bars, restaurants and shops, Lassi has become one of Kefalonia's most popular resorts and is a favourite family holiday destination.

Set against the impressive backdrop of Mount Aenos, Lourdas Bay boasts some of the best sandy beaches on Kefalonia. A delightful place in which to spend a quiet, relaxing and totally enjoyable Greek island holiday.

Ratzakli lies on the hillside between the fishing village of Katelios and the popular resort of Skala, just above the reknowned sandy beach at Kaminia.

Sarlata is a quiet and quintessentially Ionian village which is perfect for relaxing family holidays. This peaceful hillside hamlet is in an excellent position close to local tavernas and a choice of sandy beaches.

The sunny bay of Spartia is situated at the bottom of a flowery hillside and protected by outcrops of rock. There is a pretty beach with clear aquamarine water and soft white sand and a small jetty and harbour.

The charming village of Svoronata has everything - fine beaches, beautiful surroundings and good food - Svoronata is a sleepy resort that will hold particular appeal for those wanting a peaceful holiday on Kefalonia.

Situated between the tiny harbour of Pessada and Lourdas is the fertile valley of Trapezaki which is home to some of the best beaches on Kefalonia and makes a perfect base for exploring this stunning Ionian Island.

Vlakhata (full name Vlakhata Ikossimias) is a traditional village located in the southern part of the island of Kefalonia, 15km from the capital Argostoli. The surrounding countryside is grazing land for goats and sheep kept by local herdsmen, while the beaches of Lourdas and Trapezaki are just 2km away.

Zola has a choice of deserted golden beaches lapped by azure waters. The traditional village has a selection of cafes and tavernas, and the sophisticated island capital of Argostoli is just a twenty minute drive away.