Interesting Places on Kefalonia


	St George Castle Saint George or Kastro, which is the name of the village, was the capital of Kefalonia up to mid 18th century. St George Castle


	Assos Castle Assos Castle


	The Cave of Melissani Just 2 kms from Sami near Karavomilos is the underground lake and cave of Melissani - one of the idyllic places formerly hidden deep in the earth The Cave of Melissani


	Drogarati Caves A few kilometers from Sami are Drogarati Caves which took its name from a myth told by the locals that it was once the home of a dragon. Drogarati Caves


	Monasteries and Churches The 400 year old patron saint of Kefalonia now lies in his silver sarcophagus at the monastery of Saint Gerassimos. Visit the old monasteries and modern day churches from Greek Orthodox to Catholic on Kefalonia. See also British and Greek cemeteries and Italian war memorials. Monasteries and Churches


	Rock of Lord Byron Lord Byron reached Kefalonia at the beginning of August 1823 and did not expect to return from Greee. Rock of Lord Byron


	Kourkoumelata is a southern village gem The picturesque village of Kourkoumelata was completely rebuilt with impeccable style by a local shipping magnate. Kourkoumelata is a southern village gem


	Kefalonia Animal Trust Animal Sanctury Situated close to Lakythra the Animal Sanctury is run by the Kefalonia Animal Trust which is a registered charity. A morning excursion to see the animals will be most rewarding. Kefalonia Animal Trust Animal Sanctury

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