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Kefalonia has its own airport,
near to the island's capital, Argostoli, and direct flights are
available from many European countries (as well as a daily flight from
Athens). It's sister island of Ithaca is easily reached by a short
ferry crossing and ferries operate from a number of ports (Argostoli,
Lixouri, Poros, Skala, Aghia Efimia, Pessada and Fiskardo) connecting
Kefalonia to other nearby islands and to mainland Greece.
Click for a map of Kefalonia
Lourdas is a small
village on the shoulder of Mount Aenos just off the coast road that
heads South from Argostoli (the capital) to Skala. A small side road
takes you into the heart of the village and down hill to the beach. The
village has a number of tavernas, bars and mini-markets as well as a
few car hire outlets - pretty much all you require for your holiday can
be obtained within a short walk.
Buses - there is a regular (inexpensive) bus service to/from Argostoli and Skala.
Taxis - there are plenty of taxis available and they are reasonably priced.
Bicycles - can be hired locally allowing the more energetic to explore the countryside.
Cars, Mopeds, and Motorcycles - all are available from local outlets, and are highly recommended must for getting out and about and exploring the island.
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