Holidays to Agia Efimia put you in a traditional Greek fishing village with a quaint harbour and teeny tavernas.
Pretty in pastels
Agia Efimia is a little fishing village on the east coast of Kefalonia, one of Greece's Ionian islands. After an earthquake took its toll in the 1950s, French architects rebuilt the place in pastel colours, creating a charming French Riviera feel. You'll find plenty of friendly tavernas serving fresh-caught seafood and tasty Greek eats here.
Water explorer
It's easy to hire boats in the village to take you on a tour of truly snap-worthy coves. Spend an afternoon picnicking, scuba diving and relaxing in some of Greece's most scenic spots. You're also only a 30-minute drive away from Melissani Lake – a mysterious underground blue lagoon.