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Agia Kyriaki Beach, Kefalonia

Agia Kyriaki beach, Kefalonia, Greece
Agia Kyriaki — Berit from Redhill/Surrey, UK, CC BY 2.0

See practical info for Agia Kyriaki in Kefalonia, including location, beach type, wind exposure, map and tips to help you decide when to visit.

The pebbly cove below Zola

Agia Kyriaki lies on the western side of Kefalonia, below the fishing village of Zola, at the narrow neck of the Paliki peninsula. It is a beach of pebbles and coarse sand that carries the name of the saint Agia Kyriaki, as is common for the country chapels of Kefalonia.

Its position is of geographical interest: by one reading of Strabo's 'Geography', the narrowest part of the island, from the gulf of Argostoli towards Agia Kyriaki, is the stretch that matches his description of an ancient isthmus that may once have divided the Paliki peninsula from the rest of Kefalonia.

A small harbour lies alongside, while the beach has a taverna with seasonal facilities. Natural shade can be found among the trees, and access is by a paved road.

Region
Kefalonia, Greece
Beach type
Sand & pebbles
Access
Easy road access
Coordinates
38.31079, 20.48812

About this beach

The shoreline at Agia Kyriaki faces north, so it usually has natural cover from southerly, south-easterly and south-westerly winds. Orientation only reflects which way the coast faces, not confirmed shelter, so check wind and waves in the app before you go.

Agia Kyriaki has sand and pebbles underfoot with shallow, gently shelving water — handy for families with young children.

For amenities, Agia Kyriaki has an organised beach, sunbeds, natural shade, parking nearby and food nearby.

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