Kefalonia Weddings in Fiscardo

A group of 4 brand new villas with private pools. In total there are 10 bedrooms - each with private bathroom - sleeping total of 20 persons. Less than 15 minutes drive from Fiscardo.

This boutique hotel with large pool is on the outskirts of Fiscardo with stunning views and an enviable reputation.

The Pavilion is a 4 star boutique hotel of 9 rooms and 2 suites. The swimming pool has views over the village of Manganos and to the sea. An idyllic place to stay in a peaceful location close to Fiscardo.

Vassilikades is a charming traditional village about half way between Fiscardo and Myrtos Beach. It is not a summer resort but a working village which is open throughout the season.

A two-bedroomed villa with private pool and spacious terraces affording stunning uninterrupted sea views, villa Valio is ideally located close to the village of Vassilikades within walking distance of tavernas and cafes in the local village.

Two-bedroomed villa with private pool set in a peaceful, pretty village close to Fiscardo.

Mythos Weddings offer wedding planning services across the island of Kefalonia with tailor made arrangements in exclusive venues.

Although the 1953 earthquake destroyed much of the Ionian islands, on the northernmost tip of Kefalonia, the village of Fiscardo stayed almost intact. With foresight the island's governors issued strict building regulations to maintain the elegance of the Venetian architecture which lines Fiscardo's deep horseshoe harbour. Sometimes described as a sleepy fishing village, Fiscardo becomes a bustling harbour where small sailing boats, motor boats, cruisers, yachts, fishing caiques and ferries all compete for space along the quayside.

A delightful, secluded pebble beach shaded by Cyprus trees, with flat rocks either side suitable for sunbathing.

The beaches in the north east are accessible by rough tracks or by boat. South of Fiscardo, the nearest beach is Foki bay

Homer's island of Asteris, lies between the North East coast of Kefalonia and the island of Ithaca. Was it here that Penelope's suitors laid in wait to attack Telemachus, the son of Odysseus?