Skala Beach

Close to the village of the same name, Skala Beach sits on Kefalonia’s southern coastline. A relatively broad beach by the island’s standards, it primarily consists of light-yellow sands, but does also have its fair share of shells and pebbles, particularly at the waterline.

Skala Beach is quite a busy beach with a great range of facilities and amenities. Its proximity to Skala Village means there’s a mini-market and several places to eat close at hand. Meanwhile, on Skala Beach itself, there’s the opportunity to go snorkelling, take banana boat rides, or even try your hands on a jet ski. There are toilets and changing rooms, as well as sun loungers and umbrellas.

Skala Beach can get crowded in the height of the school summer holidays.