Fiskardo, located at the northern tip of Kefalonia, is one of the few villages on the island that survived the devastating earthquake of 1953 relatively unscathed. As a result, it retains much of its traditional Ionian architecture, with colorful buildings lining its picturesque harbor. This preserved charm, combined with its stunning natural setting, has made Fiskardo a popular destination for both day-trippers and long-stay visitors.
The village is centered around its horseshoe-shaped harbor, which bustles with activity during the summer months. Fishing boats share the waters with luxury yachts, reflecting Fiskardo's evolution from a quiet fishing village to a chic holiday spot. The waterfront is lined with tavernas, cafes, and boutiques, catering to a diverse crowd of tourists and locals. Despite its popularity, Fiskardo has managed to maintain a more relaxed atmosphere compared to some of the island's busier resorts. The surrounding area offers beautiful beaches and coves, many accessible only by boat, while the nearby hills provide opportunities for hiking and exploration. Fiskardo also serves as a gateway for day trips to neighboring islands like Ithaca and Lefkada.Leia mais
GréciaÓrmos Fiskárdo38°27’21” N 20°34’46” E
GréciaÓrmos Fiskárdo38°27’21” N 20°34’46” E