Fiscardo

Fiscardo is a charming village on Kefalonia’s northern tip, the island’s only settlement left intact by the 1953 earthquake, preserving its colourful Venetian-era architecture.

A sheltered natural harbour packed with yachts makes it a boater’s paradise, lined with cafes, fish tavernas, boutique shops, and a lively night-time waterfront scene.

Historically known as Panormos in Roman times and later renamed after Norman conqueror Robert Guiscard, rich archaeological finds—including a Roman cemetery, bathhouse, theatre, and basilica— attest to its ancient significance. Surrounded by lush forests and pebble coves, Fiscardo blends relaxed elegance, vibrant summer energy, and deep history.