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Find out moreLanguage
Greek
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+2hrs
Local beer
£3.00
Meal for two
£42.70
Average flight time
3.5hrs
You don’t have to go far to glimpse Skala’s past. A little up the hill you’ll find the ruins of the old village that’s been replaced by the new town. And there’s an ancient temple dedicated to Apollo just down the road.
Skala boasts 3km of sand and shingle beach, fringed with pretty pine trees. The town comes with a full back-up of beach bars, while the south end’s perfect for secluded sunbathing. Evenings are spent sampling traditional Greek dishes in local tavernas or sipping a cocktail in one of the chilled-out beach bars. The walk up to Old Skala passes by old windmills and a watermill.
Skala, Kefalonia
This stunning beach is considered one of the most beautiful in Kefalonia. It's 3km of sand and shingle, and the clear waters make it excellent for snorkelling. Hire one of the many sunbeds on offer or just take your beach towel – there’s plenty of room. Along the coast road, there are heaps of bars and tavernas offering service on the beach too.
Skala, Kefalonia
Find this beautiful Blue Flag beach on the furthest southern point of the island. It's one of the longest beaches in Kefalonia and is quieter than most. There’s one snack bar, a taverna and plenty of sunbeds to go around, and the area’s less touristy than some of the other bays. The sandy beach and its shallow incline make it a family fave, but it’s long enough to snap up some space by yourself.
Kefalonia
This pretty harbour village surrounded by pebbly beaches has an atmosphere of traditional Greek hospitality. It’s a popular stop off for sailing boats and there are some great waterside cafes and tavernas. You have to try the wood-fired bread from the local bakery. It is also home to a well-regarded diving school.
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