Holidays to Skala give you sophisticated cocktail bars, traditional tavernas and a 3-kilometre stretch of sand. No wonder it’s one of Kefalonia’s most popular resorts.
A modern village with a history
This small fishing village has grown up into a modern seaside town. There are restaurants, tavernas and cafés along the main street, leading up to a long sandy beach. Up in the hills behind the new town are the ruins of the old village, plus there are Roman ruins nearby including a 7th-century BC Temple of Apollo. There’s some top-notch hiking too, like the 8-kilometre coastal walk to Poros.
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