Lassi


Lassi, a destination primarily developed for tourists, serves as an ideal base for exploring Kefalonia and enjoying its beautiful sandy beaches. Despite its tourist-centric nature, Lassi offers convenience and charm to its visitors.

The picturesque Makris Gialos beach is likely the reason hotels and restaurants initially emerged in the area, eventually giving rise to Lassi. With its clean and lovely sand and water, the beach is just a short walk away from most accommodations in Lassi, ensuring easy access for visitors. In addition to the famous Makris Gialos beach, Lassi is home to several other lovely beaches, such as Platis Gialos and Gradakia, which offer crystal-clear waters and a range of water sports and beachside facilities. The area also boasts spectacular coastal views and opportunities for scenic walks or hikes.

The resort area is well-equipped with a selection of bars, cafes, and shops, providing visitors with various entertainment and shopping options. While Lassi itself may not have a wide range of cultural attractions or historical sites, its proximity to other parts of the island allows for easy exploration of Kefalonia's rich history and natural beauty.

For those interested in nature, the nearby Cave of Agios Gerasimos and the Lighthouse of Saint Theodore provide unique experiences and stunning views. Furthermore, Lassi's close proximity to the island's capital, Argostoli, offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in local culture, visit museums, and enjoy the vibrant nightlife.

Staying in Lassi also provides a strategic starting point for discovering the rest of Kefalonia, as it allows easy access to the northern, southern, and western parts of the island.

However, Lassi's main road, which connects the south of Kefalonia with the northern parts, tends to experience heavy traffic. Most of the taverns in Lassi are located along this road. Although many restaurants in the area cater primarily to tourists and may have lower culinary ambitions, there are notable exceptions, such as Sto Psito and Sirtaki. Be sure to try these two eateries while staying in Lassi. The seaside tavern Kamaroules Stamatelatos is another great place for your evening meal.

Another advantage of Lassi is its proximity to Argostoli, Kefalonia's capital. A quick five-minute taxi ride or drive in a rented car takes visitors from Lassi to Argostoli, where a broader selection of restaurants awaits. One of the best places to dine in Argostoli is Casa Grec, known for its cozy courtyard and delicious meals.