The Koutsoupia Beach is a tropical beach and relatively unknown to the average visitor of Kefalonia. Located in a remote spot along the coast of Poros - Sami and is accessible only by sea. The area is suitable for snorkeling since it is relatively unspoilt.

Turquoise waters, amazing dramatic coastline, unique scenery, all combined create a magical environment that you should not miss while travelling to Kefalonia.. is accessible only by sea.

Turquoise waters, amazing dramatic coastline, unique scenery, all combined create a magical environment that you should not miss while travelling to Kefalonia.. is accessible only by sea.

Xi is one of the most beautiful and well-known beaches of the island. The feature of that beach is the sand’s reddish color. Also, the day display in the beach offers the opportunity for a free spa.

The unique beach of WHITE ROCKS is located just after Platis Yialos beach and has access only from the sea. The crystal clear waters and the tremendous white rocks create great contrasts and the landscape reminds of a tropical island!

The Vardiani island, south of Paliki, have a history associated with Venetian domination. It is the place where later, during the British domination, a large lighthouse was built, which was leveled against Italian bombardments in 1942. Today on the largest island - the small is essentially a rock - there is a modern lighthouse and the ruins of two temples. In the narrowest part of the Vardiani Island, what looks towards the opening of the Gulf of Livadi, the Englishman Charles Napier made an imposing lighthouse. The lighthouse was designed by the engineer Napier Kennedy in 1829, which was destroyed by Italian occupation troops in 1942. It was a 34 meter tall cylindrical structure with a focal height of 28 meters and showed the sailors the four-kilometer entrance of the Livadi Bay. There is another much smaller lighthouse to serve the ships. For many, the Lighthouse was built in 1824.

Spartia is a small village in the area of ​​Livathos in southern Kefalonia with a great naval tradition. A beach with warmth and shallow water make it one of the most ideal for families. The rocks that exist there attract fishermen, but also those who like diving from the rocks. The beach is located two kilometers from the village next to the small picturesque harbor

The beach Atheras is located in the namesake village. It can be characterized as a quiet beach situated in the peninsula of Palliki. There you will find the marina of Porto Atheras. It is a sandy beach with crystal clear waters, ideal for swimming. Here you can enjoy your lunch after a swim and to light candles in the Church of St. Spyridon, dating from the last century

Platia Ammos Beach in Paliki is truly an eye shore and one of the best beaches you will come across around the island. Unspoiled yet welcoming, it might trouble you until you reach it, however you will be rewarded once you dive into the deep blue waters. Nestled at the depths of a bay and surrounded by imposing rocks, Platia Ammos will take your breath away with its rough beauty and verdant greenery. Small and large white pebbles are scattered throughout the beach, whilst the vibrant sunrays breathe life into the sparkling waters. The serenity that prevails complements the scenery and is an idyllic spot to indulge in absolute tranquility.

"PETANI is a word of Homer, meaning an area with abundant water throughout the year. Petani Beach is another well-known beach of Kefalonia awarded with a blue flag. The Petani Beach consists of fine white fine pebbles and crystal clear turquoise waters.

The deep clear waters of the little bay of Agios Nikolaos is ideal for swimming. The area of Saint Nicholas Volimon is not particularly well developed mainly because of the large distance from the center of the island. The port of the bay hosts the fishing boats in the area, and the boats that do tours of the Blue Caves and Shipwreck Volimon, preferred by vacationers who visit the island by boat, and from there, a smalThe deep clear waters of the little bay of Agios Nikolaos is ideal for swimming. The area of Saint Nicholas Volimon is not particularly well developed mainly because of the large distance from the center of the island. The port of the bay hosts the fishing boats in the area, and the boats that do tours of the Blue Caves and Shipwreck Volimon, preferred by vacationers who visit the island by boat, and from there, a small ferryboat connecting Zakynthos with Kefalonia. Even on the main promenade there are several taverns and cafes. Opposite is the small uninhabited islet of St. Nicholas.l ferryboat connecting Zakynthos with Kefalonia. Even on the main promenade there are several taverns and cafes. Opposite is the small uninhabited islet of St. Nicholas.

Skorpios Island, is a private island in the Ionian Sea. It is just off the western coast of Greece, to the east of the island of Lefkada. Deep Blue Yachting’s home port is in Lefkada. Skorpios is only a few miles south of us, therefore we visit the island regularly. Onassis bought the barren island in 1963. At the time it was believed to have cost just 3.5 million drachmas, the equivalent of about £10,000. From barren rock to a Beautiful Island, spanning 74 acres. Aristotle Onassis, the shipping scion piped in utilities, imported sand, planted over 200 varieties of trees. He also built a family compound that includes three residences, a helicopter pad and a boat quay. He built harbour facilities in the bay on the north side for his beloved yacht “Christina”.

Skorpios Island, is a private island in the Ionian Sea. It is just off the western coast of Greece, to the east of the island of Lefkada. Deep Blue Yachting’s home port is in Lefkada. Skorpios is only a few miles south of us, therefore we visit the island regularly. Onassis bought the barren island in 1963. At the time it was believed to have cost just 3.5 million drachmas, the equivalent of about £10,000. From barren rock to a Beautiful Island, spanning 74 acres. Aristotle Onassis, the shipping scion piped in utilities, imported sand, planted over 200 varieties of trees. He also built a family compound that includes three residences, a helicopter pad and a boat quay. He built harbour facilities in the bay on the north side for his beloved yacht “Christina”.

Βlue and green, representative of Thesprotia’ s Prefecture, is the main reason why Syvota is considered as one of the most exotic destinations within Greece; lacy shores, luscious green islets, long sheltered beaches with crystal clear waters and secret caves, are just some of the settlement’s characteristics that nature has open handedly offered. It is the perfect stop for sailors of the Ionian archipelago, nevertheless it is a must destination for all.

The tiny island of Paxi is located south of Corfu, on the northern side of the Ionian Sea. This is a place with intense cosmopolitan style due to the many yachts that moor in its ports in summer. Paxi island is mostly famous for the wonderful beaches with the exotic blue color. Particularly the uninhabited islet of Antipaxi has few of the most wonderful beaches in Greece, with true Caribbean water. The islet of Antipaxi can be visited by boat from the port of Gaios, the capital of Paxi Greece. Gaios, Lakka and Logos are the three villages of the island, with traditional architecture and relaxing beach promenades. The island can be visited as a day trip.

Discover the second largest sea cave in Greece. Crossing the water from the harbour to Meganisi Island, your boat tour will take you to Papanikolis Cave, a striking natural cavern with a fascinating story to tell. As the boat sails slowly through the small entrance to the cave, set in impressive limestone cliffs, you’ll be greeted by a huge cavern stretching 120 metres long and 60 metres wide. Take the chance to cool off in the crystal clear waters as your boat moors up just outside. There’s even a small crescent-shaped beach where you can relax before swimming back to the boat for the next stage of the trip. On your tour, you’ll find more about the history of Papanikolis Cave. During the Second World War, it’s believed the cavern was used as a hiding spot for Greek submarines seeking cover after attacks on Italian ships. Legend also has it that the cave was used by sailors to escape from fierce pirates in the Aegean Sea.

Multi awarded and renown, it stands at the top of the list of the best Greek beaches and ranks among the best worldwide, for more than ten consecutive years. Deep turquoise blue waters embraced by white sand leading to dazzling white pebbles, in a long, long strip of dramatic beauty. A beach once experienced, never forgotten. Framed by tall, steep cliffs, will seduce your vision to the endless horizon. This is Myrtos! Lying between the feet of two mountains and approached by a winding road, Myrtos offers enchanting views from the very first sight. During sunset, there is no better place than this to relish the mind blowing view of the red sky merging into absolute blue.

Across the coast of Keri , lies the island of Marathonisi (or else called the island of Marathias), that imposingly jewels the gulf of Laganas. The island has two reefs, called Pontikonisia, that in the old times were linked to the cape of Marathias.The island has roughly one mile perimeter. The nature there is pure exotic as the island has no inhabitants. The sandy beach is spotless and the waters crystal blue. Apart from the two beaches, with pebbles and with sand, we can admire the rich vegetation, the olive trees, the green oaks and pines, the sprouts and a lot of marathos from where the island tooked its name.

The island of Meganisi is located just between Lefkada and the western mainland coasts of Greece. This is an island with few population and limited tourist development. Some beaches can be reached on foot and others are accessible only by boat, but they all have amazing water. Vathy is the most picturesque village of Meganisi island and its port receives many private yachts in summer. Stroll along the beach promenade and enjoy a meal in the many fish taverns of Vathy. Agios Ioannis, Fanari, Spilia and Barbarezou are the most frequented beaches, without losing their virgin nature. Meganisi Greece can be visited as a day trip.

Across the coast of Keri , lies the island of Marathonisi (or else called the island of Marathias), that imposingly jewels the gulf of Laganas. The island has two reefs, called Pontikonisia, that in the old times were linked to the cape of Marathias.The island has roughly one mile perimeter. The nature there is pure exotic as the island has no inhabitants. The sandy beach is spotless and the waters crystal blue. Apart from the two beaches, with pebbles and with sand, we can admire the rich vegetation, the olive trees, the green oaks and pines, the sprouts and a lot of marathos from where the island tooked its name.

Famous as the legendary homeplace of Ulysses, Ithaca island is a paradisial island for total relaxation. It has amazing lush greenery, gem villages and beaches with blue green waters. Kioni and Vathy are the most picturesque villages, while wonderful beaches to swim are Filiatro, Sarakiniko and Agios Ioannis. Ithaca beaches are famous for their green environment and turquoise waters. The beaches in Ithaca are surrounded by a breathtaking landscape with lush green vegetation. There are secluded places to swim as well as Ithaca beaches with all amenities, such as seaside hotels, cafes, and taverns.

Just north of the stunning Myrtos beach lays the tiny and secluded village of Assos, which is one of the most beautiful and picturesque villages of the island. Built amphitheatrically around the homonymous peninsula, it is surrounded by luscious green scenery and verdant forests. Pine and cypress trees and the crystal clear blue waters of the Ionian Sea, create a unique combination and make Assos an ideal setting for a day cruise.