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Now is the time to become a captain!
Call us: 00306973295092
Now is the time to become a captain!
Call us: 00306938382416 / 00306973295092
KEFALONIA COMPASS
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Crystal clear waters awaits you, whichever beach you choose to enjoy your swim along Kefalonia coastline!
Antisamos Beach
Antisamos is located very close to Sami, only 5nautical miles east of Sami port
A long and wide pebbled beach, with blue-green waters, that reflect the environment around the bay.
Antisamos is one of the most famous beaches on Kefalonia, as the Hollywood movie “The Captain Corelli’s Mandolin” was filmed there and screened in cinemas around the world in 2001.
Antisamos is an organised beach, where you will find: sunshades, sun beds and canteen to supply you with the essentials.
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Koutsoupia Beach
Koutsoupia is located at a short distance from Sami, 10 nautical miles east of Sami port.
Accesible only by boat, Koutsoupia is a wide beach with turquoise, deep, clear waters.
It has white sand and small pebbles and is surrounded by evergreen trees that reach the pebbles, mainly oaks and cypresses, and koutsoupies, as is evidenced by its name.
VIEW MAPAgia Paraskevi Beach
Agia Paraskevi is located very close to Sami, only 3 nautical miles north-west of Sami port.
Between Karavomilos and St. Euphemia a lot of small bays are located.
With view to the southern part of neighboring island of Ithaca, these bays are sheltered and rarely raises wave.
Agia Paraskevi beach is the biggest one. A bay with pebble beach and translucent, blue and deep waters..
VIEW MAPFoki Beach
Foki is located at a short distance from Fiskardo, 20 nautical miles north of Sami port.
Foki is one of the most beautiful beaches of Erissos, at a very short distance from Fiskardo.
In a bay full of cypress and olive trees, Foki offers protection from winds and waves. With fairly shallow waters is ideal for swimming for the small children.
Foki got its name from the monk seals Monachus monachus, which often choose the turquoise waters of the bay for a brief “visit”.
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