The dreadful May Public Holiday weather and driving rainstorm which met workforces on their way back to work on the Tuesday, following an extended weekend, has led to a hefty increase in bookings for vacations abroad. Many people it seems are trying to move away from the unpredictable weather of the UK and go somewhere with a sunnier clime. ... Read more
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Kefalonia is a breathtaking island with mountain ranges, deep caves and vegetation. It is also steeped in history. All the Ionian Islands which included Kefalonia were united back with Greece in 1864 after spending hundreds of years being passed from diverse leaderships such as Roman ruling and Norman ruling. 1953 for any inhabitant of the island will be remembered as a time when a progression of disastrous earthquakes hit the island, one of them hitting 7.3 on the Richter Scale. The earthquake ruined a large amount of homes and resulted in billions of drachmas in damages, and at least 80% of the 125,000 strong population decided to leave the island for a fresh start on other nearby islands. Evidence can be seen all across the island of Kefalonia of the great earthquake, this can be from ruined buildings to uneven cracked surfaces that crumbled buildings and structures. During the summer periods, known as the peak periods Kefalonia gets its fair share of tourists from various places around the world mainly of English and Italian holidaymakers and this has been improved since the release of a film that was filmed on the island of Kefalonia in 2001. Lassi is arguably the most popular resort on the island with its lively atmosphere that is ideal for all kinds of holidaymakers. With restaurants, bars, shops and supermarkets lining both sides of the main coastal road so you won’t get bored. In the day time there are water sports, sweeping sandy beaches, and quiet sheltered coves for you to spend your relaxing holiday at. Lassi consists of the most eye catching beaches on the island. With unusual rocky cliffs and stunning bays Kefalonia is a great place for those who want scenery and relaxation on their holidays . If you are engrossed in exploring Kefalonia, there are many boat trips and cruises that can take you to significant hotspots and places of interest. Ever thought of scuba diving? An experience that will make your holiday a more memorable time leaving you wanting more. There are trips and lessons from beginner to advance so regardless of your level of scuba diving you will get the chance to learn more about is and see a completely different world. Choose from wreck diving and cave diving and see some unexpected sites that will make your holiday one to remember for years to come.
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