Myrtos Beach

Stunning beach with the most beautiful coloured water, lovely winding drive down, plenty of free parking, toilets, changing rooms and showers on site. As many have said, be a little careful as the sea bed suddenly drops within less than a meter of the shoreline. Lovely cave at the end to explore / swim through. Would definitely recommend a visit.

Firstly, the road to this beach is very exciting. Secondly, the beach impressed me with its size and the presence of caves. But the most picturesque thing was the colour of the water - it was blue without any filters. The pebbles are white, smooth, and pleasant to the touch. This beach also requires caution, because we were there twice and found both calm warm water and waves up to 2 metres high. So be very careful on this beach. And especially with children.

The most beautiful beach in Kefalonia, the water is an electric blue dream and the landscapes are superb, surrounded by high mountains. There are many free parking spaces here, the road is steep but in good condition. Everything here is superlative.

One of the most stunning beaches we have ever visited. Crystal clear and clean waters. Difficult to find a parking because it’s crowdy, but it has such a huge coast that you will barely feel how busy it is. A must-visit beach if you are in the island. You can also watch a terrific sunset setting in front of you. We had a sup board with us, so we were lucky enough to paddle across beautiful landscapes at the edge of the beach.

The most amazingly blue sea. We were lucky enough to get fab waves but I think that’s rare. As per most beaches on this coast, it gets deep quick so not the best for weak swimmers. Showers and loos on the beach.

Myrtos Beach is without a doubt one of the most stunning beaches in Greece and the Mediterranean. From the top of the mountain, the view of the turquoise sea against the white cliffs is absolutely breathtaking, like a perfect postcard. To actually reach the beach, you need to drive down the mountain, as walking would take many hours. The road is winding, but the views as you descend are truly spectacular. The beach itself is made of pebbles rather than sand, so bringing water shoes makes entering the sea much easier. The water is crystal clear but can often have waves and strong currents, so caution is advised when swimming. There’s very little natural shade, so it’s best to bring an umbrella, water, and sunscreen. An iconic and unmissable spot in Kefalonia.

Myrtos Beach is love at first sight. I fell for it even before seeing it in real life, and once I stood there, I knew it was something truly special. We spent more time here than anywhere else on the island, the water color is breathtaking, the waves create a magical atmosphere, and you can spot little fish while swimming. There are toilets and changing rooms available, shady spots if you need a break from the sun, and even a beautiful cave to explore. I already know we’ll be coming back here one day 🐳🪼🦑

Beautiful, large and spacious beach with a cave. plentiful free parking. Great for sunsets - not great for snorkeling - you cant see much in the water