Serving the holiday destination of Kefalonia, the largest of the Ionian Islands in western Greece, the Kefalonia Island International Airport lies nine kilometers away from Argostoli, which is the capital of the Kefalonia prefecture. The airport serves a number of airlines and offers modern facilities to passengers, visitors and staff.
Car parks at the Kefalonia Island International Airport have a capacity of eighty vehicles for short-term parking and thirty vehicles for long-term parking. There are hotels and resorts that offer free private minibus service to and from the airport.
The airport has a post office and a First Aid centre and you will find retail outlets including a duty-free shop, a gift and souvenir shop, and a newsagent and tobacconist. For refreshments, there is a cafeteria and two bars.
Business travelers will like the privacy of the VIP lounge in the terminal, where they can meet to discuss business. There are three travel agencies or tour operators at the airport to assist arriving passengers with further travel plans. The Kefalonia Island International Airport has also taken great care in meeting the needs of children and disabled passengers.
If you are visiting Kefalonia for the first time, the foremost thing to try in Argostoli must be the Volta or evening walk, a classic Greek experience. Argostoli enjoys the comforts of a modern city and has a diverse offering of hotels and restaurants. It is also easy to go off on daily excursions to magnificent beaches and mountains from here.
Kefalonia is a stunner covered by dense vegetation, and no matter what you choose to do here, you will feel yourself invigorated by this trip. There are picturesque caves on the island, and the Mirtos beach, which is ranked fifth worldwide for its scenic view.
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