There are many different kinds of holiday homes in Kefallonia that one can choose to rent when vacationing on this island. One of the main reasons for this is because it is one of the largest of all the Greek Islands that one can now stay at on holiday. The name Kefallonia when translated into English means “Island with a Head” and a few from space will soon explain the reason for this.
There are numerous Greek Islands that one can visit. However, this one seems to be one of the most popular with tourists. They come not only to spend time exploring the many beautiful unspoilt villages on the island, but also to spend time relaxing on the stunning beaches that the island has as well.
But if you want there is so much more one can do and attractions that one can visit when staying on Kefallonia. In this article, we look at some of the kinds of attractions that you may be interested in visiting when staying on this island on your next vacation.
1. The Cave of Drogarati – This is one of the oldest (150 million years) and largest stalagmatic caves to be found. Many people visit it simply to spend time 150 feet below ground in the “Concert Cave” which is renowned for having superb acoustic qualities and can comfortably hold 500 people inside it.
2. The Church of Saint Gerasimos – This particular church is located near to the village of Lassi and is built out of a natural cave. Saint Gerassimos after who the church is named was believed to have lived here until he moved to the Omala Valley in order to reorganize the monastery (Agios Gerassimos) that was located in it.
3. The Kefallonia Archaeological Museum – Situated in the town of Argostoli it holds numerous different antiquities that have been found on the island. It helps to provide a clear understanding of life on this island both during pre-historic times and when the Romans came to it.
4. The Agios Andreas Monastery – Another very important religious building that is now the only part of the Katholikon Nunnery left standing after the earthquake that hit the island back in 1953. Also many people visit the museum attached to this religious place in order to view a holy relic (the sole of the right foot of the Apostle Andrew), which was placed in it back in 1988.
So as you can see from above there is plenty more for you to do rather than lazy by the side of your holiday homes in Kefallonia swimming pool. In fact, you may find that you need to return to the island several times in order for you to really find out what this place really has to offer.
With amazing beaches and sights, there are a variety of holiday homes in Kefallonia which are privately owned and therefore are cheaper to book. If this area isn’t for you, then there are other holiday villas to choose from.
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