A wooden fence separates the beach from the place with the trees in the street. There, you can enjoy natural shade and set up your stuff. The brach gathers enough people from the surrounding areas, as well as the easy access and proximity ensure ‘quick’ swim for everyone!
Agia Kyriaki beach is located in the northwestern part of Kefalonia Island, near Myrtos Beach, and the natural environment looks like: turquoise, deep waters and cliffs made of limestone. Typical scenery of western Kefalonia.
The beach of Agia Kyriaki is well organized and visitora can find umbrellas, a canteen and a watersport center. The surrounding terrain can also create shade to protect you from the hot summer sun, while in general the beach is quiet and almost never overcrowded.
There’s a few alive Villages near by like Agkonas and Zola, and of course the Village of Agia Kyriaki which is also a fisherman’s natural hub and an anchorage for boats and small ships, where you have the possibility to rent a boat for day trips in the surrounding western coast and explore beaches like Fteri, Blue lagoon, Ammidi and Kamari. A dirt Road Connects the beach with the village so on your way back don’t forget to try fresh Fish from the Villages tavernas.
