Myrtos Beach
Myrtos Beach is Kefalonia’s most recognisable natural attraction and one of the most famous beaches in Greece. Located near Divarata, it lies in a dramatic bay surrounded by steep cliffs, white pebbles and turquoise waters. The viewpoints above the beach offer panoramic scenery and unforgettable sunset views. Myrtos is ideal for swimming, photography and relaxation, although visitors should be careful when strong waves or currents appear. A visit can easily be combined with Assos, Agia Efimia and the traditional villages of Pylaros. Its striking colours and wild landscape make Myrtos Beach a must-see destination in Kefalonia for every traveller.
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Jeffrey linger
Great beach. Was a bit windy and had a bit of big waves but we were still able to enjoy the beach. For sure make sure to have all your things since there was no food/sunbed/umbrella available for rent
Nadi
Myrtos Beach is a really nice beach with a long shoreline. The shore is rocky, and the sea gets deep very quickly I think my feet no longer touched the bottom after just two meters. The beach itself is clean, but unfortunately the sea had washed a lot of debris and plastic onto the shore, so it was more pleasant to swim further out, away from the floating trash. The waves were quite big, but the water was surprisingly warm. And the view from above the beach? Absolutely phenomenal. Truly unforgettable!
Ladislav Lacman
A beautiful beach, usually with great waves. The main section is quite crowded, but if you walk to the far edge, you'll have the place almost to yourself.
Aleksandar Stojanović
This is one of the most famous beaches in Ionian. It's definitely worth a visit. A little bit overhyped, but still a must go. It can be super hot during mid-day, so i suggest early morning visit to avoid the crowd and the direct sun. Waves in the afternoon can also be tricky. Take care.
Rafał Rafał1
A beautiful, wide beach. Most of it is sandy, but near the entrance to the water, the sand is mixed with small pebbles. Those with sensitive feet should consider water shoes. The beach is surrounded by steep cliffs, and the view is spectacular. I visited in June. Of course, there are quite a few people here, but it's such a large beach area that it doesn't feel crowded. The parking lot at the beach is quite small, and by 11:00 AM it was already full. There are no restaurants, and there are no sunbeds or umbrellas. The water is a beautiful color, but because it's a sandy beach, underwater visibility is very poor. In short, it's one of the most beautiful beaches on the island.
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