Svoronata Holidays

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An idyllic countryside village

Svoronata holidays will give you a taste of traditional rural life in Kefalonia. With its winding country lanes surrounded by olive groves and green valleys, this village is as scenic as it is peaceful. Just a five-minute drive from the airport and 20 minutes from the capital of Argostoli, it’s brilliantly located for exploring nearby beaches, towns and countryside.

Part of the joy of holidays to Svoronata comes from simply strolling the village’s sleepy streets, which are dotted with little cafés, tavernas and flower-filled gardens. But walk a little further and you’ll find three beaches that will cater to all tastes, whether you love a fast-paced game of volleyball, a quiet snooze on the sand or a swim in crystal-clear water. For families looking for a low-key break, or couples keen to relax and recharge, Svoronata is a peaceful little spot with everything you need.

Best things to do

Play volleyball
The pinkish sands of Ai Helis are a hit with volleyball enthusiasts. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, you’ll always find someone up for a game.
Dine in a taverna
Thanks to its peaceful location – a little inland rather than by the coast – many of Svoronata’s restaurants have laid-back countryside views over olive groves and orange trees.
Stroll to the beach
A trio of beaches are within walking distance of Svoronata village, so you don’t need to rely on a car to go about your sunbathing and swimming.

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Your Svoronata questions, answered

What’s the beach like?

Svoronata isn’t on the beach, but there are three nearby to discover – choose from the volleyball nets of Ai Helis, quiet Ammes and family-friendly Avithos.

Is it good for families?

It’s a great choice for families who love exploring and making their own fun. The handy location, close to the airport, also means you’ll be settled in quickly after your flight.

When should I visit?

This is a popular destination during the summer, when you can make the most of the nearby beaches and restaurants – but spring and autumn are also good if you prefer milder temperatures.