Kefalonia is the biggest island in Greece but also one of the least populated. This means there’s even more beauty and adventures to experience, and you don’t have to fight the crowds. If you’ve done any research already, you’ve probably seen photos of Myrtos beach, one of the most stunning beaches in all the Greek Islands. But did you can experience Myrtos Beach paragliding? The best seats in the house are in the sky and a tandem flight will give you much more than any viewpoint ever will! Find everything you need to know about paragliding over this breathtaking location. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Most adrenaline junkies will choose to hire a car,<\/a> motorbike, moped or quad bike \/ ATV to explore the beautiful beaches, viewpoints and quaint villages across the island. We were tempted by a Kawasaki motorbike, but the winding roads and long drives meant that practicality won, and we rented a convertible. Check out Bike Booking<\/a> to see what options are available. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Some of the most popular places in Kefalonia are Argostoli (the capital), Lassi, Assos, Skala, Sami and Fiskerado. Because of the meandering roads, you can expect at least 45 minutes to drive to Myrtos beach from Argostoli. Even longer if you’re staying further south than the capital.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Find great accommodation options on the map of Kefalonia island below – we stayed in Lassi, which was close to lovely sandy beaches and a good selection of restaurants and bars.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n \n Booking.com<\/a>\n<\/ins>\n