To the east, it lies the bay next to the port of Sami. Antissamos is a big pebble beach with green waves that resemble the scenery around the bay, which includes green hills and mountains filled with oaks and cypresses. The azure water meets the equally green southern portion of Ithaca on the opposite side - the two islands are so close that it's difficult to tell them apart! Antissamos was the site for some of the most crucial and impressive moments in the Hollywood film "Captain Corelli's Mandolin," which has been shot in Kefalonia in the summer of 2000 and shown the following year in cinemas all over the world. The entire area of Sami was subsequently transformed into a massive set for transporting the actors to Kefalonia in 1943, the scene for the film. Captain Corelli's camp was placed on Antissamos, with the explosion scene providing one of the most dramatic effects.

The beach of Myrtos, or simply Myrtos, is located on the island of Kefalonia. It is recognized as the island's most famous beach and one of its key attractions, as it has attracted a large number of visitors in recent years. It's in the northern portion of the island, in the Pylareon Municipality, 18 miles north of Argostoli. Divarata, 1 mile south of the seashore, is the closest village. Due to the currents in the area, it boasts white pebbles and blue waters. The beach is about 0.62 miles long and is bordered by cliffs. A small cave can be seen on the cliff's edge. The beach has received the blue flag and has also been named the finest beach in Greece 11 times, more often than any other beach, in a poll conducted by thalassa.gr. Myrtos Beach is a well-kept beach with a canteen, umbrellas, sunbeds, and a lifeguard on duty. Because it is an open bay, the beach is perilous because large waves might develop during poor weather, and many swimmers have perished as a result. Every August, the Cultural Summer, a music event hosted by the municipality of Pylareon, takes place on the beach.

Kefalonia shines brightly among the other remarkable islands of the Ionian Sea. Photographed numerous times, hotly disputed, and well-liked. Within and beyond the boundaries of the borderlands it's famous not only for being the scene for the film "Captain Corelli's Mandolin," but also for its natural beauty. It is known for its aristocratic cities. The vistas are spectacular. Melissani Cave, Argostoli, Lixouri, Fiskardo, Myrtos beach, Antissamos beach are all places worth visiting. Green island with breathtaking beaches, emerald-colored waves, and a strong cultural ambiance. In the Ionian Sea, it is Kefalonia that shines. One of the most popular tourist attractions and the largest of the Ionian Islands. Nature has kindly provided green and blue to harmonize on the island. Pines, cypresses, and olive trees, as well as the Kefalonian fir near the summit of Ainos. The vineyards from which Robola, Kefalonia's famed white wine, is made are grown on the mountain's slopes. The capital of the island, as well as one of its ports. Argostoli, which is located on the west coast of the same-named bay, will fascinate you: Large squares, cobblestone streets, great churches, beautiful public buildings, and classic two- and three-story dwellings all contribute to the city's particular character. The Archaeological Museum, the Ancient and Folklore Museum, and the historical theater "Kefalos" are all located here, as is the Korgialenios Library, which is one of Greece's largest. Kefalonia is known for its stunning blue beaches with clean waves and white sand. A setting that seems like it belongs in an exotic location and can't be found anyplace else. Indeed, several of them are unique in Greece and throughout the world. Myrtos is one such beach. Myrtos will be with you from the minute you first see it from above, and you will almost certainly not be there just once. The all-white stones, along with the sea's unusual blue tint due to the area's currents, create a painting-like environment. Antisamos beach is tucked away in a large bay. This is a stunning beach surrounded by a rich blossoming environment that stretches to the sea. That's why it's known as a mirror beach. When you first arrive at Antisamos, the beauty of the terrain and the color of the waters will leave your mouth wide. Whatever it is that you desire, that is, to have a pleasant and relaxed time. It is no coincidence that it is one of Kefalonia's and the world's most popular beaches. Many people arrive at the beach on luxury boats and enjoy their dives in the crystal clear waters. Kefalonia is an island with a lot of tourism. The best time to visit it is all the summer months, as well as the Easter period. Easter is traditional with many customs and traditions. Kefalonia is a destination for both younger and older people. Many couples choose Kefalonia for their holidays as there are many activities and amazing seas. On many of the beaches of the island, water sports are performed. Finally, it is worth mentioning that during the summer, many cruises are made, where they usually stop in Kefalonia and the other islands of the Ionian Sea. Whatever kind of vacation you prefer, the natural beauty of Kefalonia will surely fascinate you. If you do not already visit it, do not be late. The blue waters, the green on the whole surface of the island, and the hos, pitiable inhabitants, will make your holidays unforgettable.