Kefalonia and Itahaki Book

Surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Ionian Sea, the vast island of Kefalonia bears traces of human inhabitation from the very earliest times. Its strategic position between Greece and the rest of Europe has ensured it the "protection" of various conquerors, who wrote their name on the pages of its stormy history and left their marks on its culture.

This land suffered irreparable injuries from the wrath of Encelados, god of earthquakes, but by saving what it could and regaining what it had lost, it is today one of the most popular Greek vacation spots. Pinpoint the secret of its fascination among a number of crystalline seas, vast forests, and deep, mysterious caves and lakes, in that enchanting combination of the old and the new.