Car rental in Kefalonia

With cheap deals, a fantastic choice of cars and all the information you need upfront, Rentalcars.com should be your first stop when you want to rent a car on the island of Kefalonia. We compare prices from brands like Avis and Enterprise, and many of the prices on our site are exclusive to us. In fact, we are so committed to offering great value that if you find the same car with the same supplier cheaper elsewhere, we will beat the price as part of our Best Price Guarantee. You will find a great choice of cars on our site, including convertible cars, people carriers and nifty economy vehicles.

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Myrtos Beach: Located 30 kilometres north of Argostoli (the capital of Kefalonia), Myrtos Beach is not only one of the island’s best beaches; it is also one of the finest and most dramatic in Europe. An area rich in natural beauty, this one-mile stretch of dazzling white shingle backed by steep limestone cliffs has won countless awards for cleanliness. This is a great spot to visit in the late afternoon to witness a spectacular Ionian sunset. Despite the popularity of Myrtos, the beach has been kept free of water sports to preserve the area’s unspoilt beauty.

The Drogarati Cave: Around 25 kilometres from Argostoli near the village of Sami, the Drogarati Cave is a geological masterpiece. With remarkable formations of stalactites and stalagmites, the cave boasts a long corridor leading to the Royal Balcony (a natural platform of stalactites that beautifully reflect the light). The Chamber of Exaltation is the largest hall within the cavern, and due to the great acoustics, this part of the cave is often used to host concerts.

Roman Villa of Skala: One of the most famous monuments of Kefalonia, this 3rd-century Roman villa has some extraordinarily well-preserved mosaics. Located just outside the main centre of Skala, around 36 kilometres from Argostoli, the Roman country house boasts six rooms. Four of these rooms have intricately designed mosaic floors, all of which are colourfully decorated with geometric patterns.