Trapezaki is the ultimate shout for anyone after a Greek getaway that’s more 'serene village vibes' and less 'neon strip madness'. It’s a lush, green slice of Kefalonia heaven where the hills meet the sea.
Why do people love going on holidays to Trapezaki?
Authentic Greek Charm - Trapezaki is the real deal with its family-run tavernas and olive groves that make you feel like you’ve stepped into a literal postcard.
The Views are 10/10 - Sitting at the foot of Mount Aenos, the scenery here is to-die-for, offering views for days of the turquoise Ionian Sea that are pure Instagram gold.
Peace and Quiet - Unlike some of the busier resorts, this place is all about that slow-living energy, making it a top-tier choice for a total recharge.
Proximity to Argostoli - You’re only a short hop away from the capital if you fancy a swanky night out or a bit of high-street shopping.
What is the best time to visit Trapezaki?
Kefalonia is famous for its dreamy greenery, which it gets from some winter rain, but come holiday season, it’s all about those sizzling Mediterranean vibes. Whether you’re a sun-worshipper looking for scorchio temps or a hiker wanting to explore the trails without drenching yourself in sweat, there’s a season that’ll suit your vibe perfectly.
Spring - Expect mild temps and blooming wildflowers; it’s a gorge time for active kiddos and hikers who love a fresh breeze.
Summer - This is peak 'popping off' season with high heat and zero clouds, perfect for those who want to spend all day poolside lounging about.
Autumn - The sea is still warm but the crowds have been skimmed, offering a more boujee, private feel to your holidays to Trapezaki.
Winter - It’s definitely quieter and cooler, mostly attracting locals and those looking for a chilled-out, authentic retreat away from the sun-loungers.
What are the best beaches to visit on your Trapezaki holidays
While we all love a good hotel pool, the coastline around here is far too gorge to ignore. Pack your flip-flops and head down to the shore for some world-class lounging.
Trapezaki Beach - A shallow, sandy gem that’s absolutely mega for families with littluns who want a safe, calm spot to splash about.
Lourdas Beach - A long, pebbly stretch just round the corner with plenty of snazzy bars for those who like a cocktail with their tan.
Kanali Beach - A more secluded, 'hidden gem' spot that’s perfect for couples looking for a bit of privacy and romance away from the main crowds.
Lithero Beach - A rugged and natural spot that appeals to the adventurous types who prefer wild scenery over rows of sun umbrellas.
Things to do on your Trapezaki holidays
Don't just sit there getting a 'scorchio' tan all day; Trapezaki and the wider Kefalonia area have plenty of bits to keep you busy between snacks.
Mount Aenos National Park - Hike through the black fir trees and try to spot the wild horses for a top-class nature experience.
Taverna Hopping - Spend your evenings sampling delish local honey and feta in the village squares where the atmosphere is always 10/10.
Boat Trips to Zante - Take a fancy boat tour from the nearby port to see the famous Shipwreck Cove and Blue Caves.
Visit St. Gerasimos Monastery - Check out the island’s patron saint’s home for a bit of culture and some seriously impressive gold interiors.
Wine Tasting - Head to a local winery to sample the famous Robola grape; it’s the ultimate way to spend a boozy afternoon.
Explore Argostoli - Head to the capital to walk the De Bosset Bridge and see if you can spot the loggerhead turtles floating around.
