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The Kefalonia Guide
Local tips, travel stories and practical know-how for exploring the island your way.
Casa Grec
A long-running Argostoli courtyard restaurant doing more refined Greek-Mediterranean plates and a serious dessert list.
Bass Club
Argostoli's main late-night club — Greek and international sets that fill up well after midnight in high season.
Ble Bar
A waterfront bar on the Argostoli seafront, good for an easy evening drink as the De Bosset bridge lights come on.
Mt. Ainos National Park
The Ionian's highest peak, wrapped in a rare black-fir forest with half-wild horses and views to Ithaca and Zakynthos.
St. Gerasimos Monastery
The island's patron-saint monastery in the green Omala valley, surrounded by the Robola vineyards — calm, free, and quietly grand.
St. Theodore Lighthouse
A round, colonnaded white lighthouse on the Argostoli headland — a five-minute photo stop that's best at sunset.
Katavothres Sinkholes
A geological oddity on the edge of Argostoli where seawater pours into the rock and resurfaces across the island at Melissani.
Robola Cooperative
The growers' co-op in the Omala valley pressing Kefalonia's crisp, mineral Robola white — free tastings in a simple visitor room.
Gentilini Winery
A polished family estate near Minies doing structured tastings on a vine-shaded terrace, minutes from the airport.
Ainos Summit Trail
A marked trail through the fir forest to the Megas Soros summit at 1,628m — the big walk on the island, and…
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