CEPHALONIA €“ The largest island in the Ionian is Cephalonia. It is a rugged and  mountainous island. In ancient time it was part of the kingdom of  Odysseus and evidence at archaeological sites mentioned by Homer have  been found. The ruins of most interest are those at Krani

Places to moor

Argostoli €“ Until 1953 Argostoli was ver much like Fiscardo, due to the earthquake  the town was rebuilt. Some remains show what the capital was like. You  can get water and fuel on the quay, provisions are in an abundance. You  can tie on the quay but might opt for the cove on the east side near the entrance but this is recommended only in calm weather.

Lixouri €“ Across the gulf from Argostoli is Lixouri. The prevailing NW winds  can make anchoring uncomfortable. Fuel and water can be obtained.

Fiscardo The north east village of the island and the only one that survived during  the 1953 earthquakes. Fiskardo is considered as one of the most  traditional villages in Europe due to its architecture and all the  traditions that it carries. Cosmopolitan surroundings, luxurious shops,  beautiful bars and food for all tastes and ages is what Fiskardo has to  offer its visitors. The beachside restaurants, tavernas and bars which  you will find  situated side by side, are decorated with beautifully glowing lit  candies which give you the colour of festivity at its best. Walk along  the beautiful pathways of the village and witness the Ionian beauty at  its best. Take a swim in the ever enchanting beaches of Emblisi, Foki  and Andrea limani. Join the hustle and bustle of Fiscardo, a picturesque bay where you can find the best food in the famous "Captain's Bar" that serves the best food in the area.

Poros €“ A small harbor with winds from the north. Fuel and water can be  obtained. If you are the adventurous type a walk to gorge is quite a  spectacular site.