A captivating island with dramatic landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque villages, offering a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

As you sail into the well-sheltered bay of Sami aboard your chartered yacht, the town comes into view, offering a serene atmosphere. Take time to unwind on deck and explore the tranquil port, and be sure not to miss the captivating Cave of Melissani. Rest assured, the bay of Sami provides safety, particularly when winds shift from the North to the East.

• Swimming
• Shopping
• Sightseeing
• Restaurants

• Difficulty: Easy
• Port Protected up to 5 beaufort
• Preferable for any direction winds

Agia Effimia boasts a dedicated port for chartered sailing yachts, providing a stunning vista of the lush green mountains surrounding this centrally located village in Kefalonia. The bay ensures protection regardless of the weather conditions, with only a need for caution when entering.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Not protected from NW, W and SW winds
• A good spot to moor overnight

Agia Sofia sits on the eastern side of the island, offering a tranquil beach experience away from the island’s bustling spots. It’s also an ideal spot for overnight stays, with convenient mooring options.

• Not protected from N, NE, E, and SE winds
• A good spot to moor overnight

Antisamos, adjacent to Sami, serves as an excellent bay for mooring upon reaching Kefalonia. The verdant landscape enveloping the beach is mirrored in the sea, creating a distinctive blue-green hue in the water. Antisamos is a well-organized beach, providing ample amenities for visitors.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Not protected from N, NE, and E winds

Accsesible only by boat, crystal clear waters with only 5 meter deepth, quiet in the true nature.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Preferable on calm conditions, better in the morning.
• Avoid with strong winds from N, NE, E, SE, and S winds
• Protect seagrass

Whether credited to Hercules or the Cyclops, the creation of the Poros gorge, coupled with the Vohinas river flowing into the mainland, sets the picturesque backdrop for the quaint village of Poros. However, due to the frequent occurrence of northwest winds in the area, overnight mooring is not recommended as it can lead to sudden swells.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Port Protected up to 5 beaufort
• Preferable for any type of wind

Upon entering the island’s capital, you’ll have access not only to its amenities but also to its charming alleys, traditional shops, and restaurants. In Argostoli, you’ll find shelter from most weather conditions, except those with northerly winds.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Port Protected up to 5 beaufort
• Avoid in case of strong SE and E winds

Perched amphitheatrically around a peninsula, the village of Assos enchants visitors with its traditional colorful houses of Ionian architecture, evoking a mystical atmosphere. Its shaded pebble beach provides a clear view across the bay. However, as Kefalonia’s least protected shelter, unpredictable wind changes must be carefully considered. Nearby, you can also explore the finest Ionian beaches, including the renowned Myrtos and the stunning Fteri beach, accessible only by boat.

• Difficulty: Hard
• Port Protected less than 4 beaufort
• Avoid in case of any direction strong wind

Situated in the northern part of the island is Fiskardo, the diamond of ionian places, one of the most renowned meeting points for chartering yachts in the Ionian Sea. Indulge in the peace and tranquility of the old harbor and satisfy your appetite at the local taverns.

• Difficulty: Medium
• Port Protected up to 4 beaufort
• Avoid in case of strong S and SE winds

Foki Bay, situated in the northern part of the island, derives its name from the seals (called “Fokies” in Greek) that inhabit the area. The natural shade provided by the bay, combined with the mesmerizing blue-green waters, encapsulates the beauty of the Ionian Sea. If you’re fortunate, you may even have the opportunity to swim with the seals!

• Difficulty: Easy
• Not protected from NE, E, and SE winds
• A good spot to moor overnight