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Holidays in Skala

Holidays in Skala

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When to book a holiday in Skala

Price includes flights and 3 nights accommodation for 2 travellers. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.

Tips for finding cheap holiday packages Skala

  • There are loads of types of holidays in Skala and the cost will depend on what type of trip you’re taking and for how long you’d like to stay. Here are the latest prices for a 3 night trip for 2 travellers: Top holiday £255; Family holiday £255; Romantic holiday £272; Budget holiday £238.

Stretched across the Ionian Sea is the island of Kefalonia, home to lush green landscapes, crystal waters, and the peaceful town of Skala. This beachside Greek village dates back to Roman times, and thrives today as a golden destination for holidaymakers and families. With its famed beaches, pine forests, historical relics and old-world charm, Skala holidays take travellers to a Greek island paradise.

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Stretched across the Ionian Sea is the island of Kefalonia, home to lush green landscapes, crystal waters, and the peaceful town of Skala. This beachside Greek village dates back to Roman times, and thrives today as a golden destination for holidaymakers and families. With its famed beaches, pine forests, historical relics and old-world charm, Skala holidays take travellers to a Greek island paradise.</p>
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Planning Skala Holidays</h2>
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Located in the Eastern European Time Zone (GMT + 2), Skala enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate, with plenty of sunshine and mild winters. Although the city is pleasant all year-round, plan Skala holidays from May to August, when the warm temperatures and long hours of sunshine provide ideal swimming and sightseeing weather. Reach Skala via bus connections from nearby Argostoli or Poros. Once there, get around by car, the Skala tourist train, or on foot; Skala is ideal for hiking enthusiasts.</p>
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Exploring on Skala Holidays</h2>
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With its vivid natural beauty, charming village and cultural attractions, Skala holidays offer plenty of options for holidaymakers. The first stop for most visitors is Skala’s stunning stretch of beach, accessible via the central square of the village. Gleaming with golden sand and dotted with hidden coves, a dip in the beach’s turquoise waters is the highlight of many Skala holidays. Visitors can take a cruise on a glass-bottomed boat to explore Skala’s shipwrecks and marine life, and try snorkelling or scuba-diving.</p>
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Further along the coast is Potamaki, a conservation site and haven for rare loggerhead turtles, where visitors can participate in night-time turtle watches. The bustling main street of the village hosts quaint shops and a diverse selection of taverns and restaurants. At the edge of the village, holidaymakers can visit the historic ruins of Roman buildings, complete with well-preserved mosaics, located next to a scenic olive grove. A mile out of town is the site of a 7th century temple dedicated to the Greek god Apollo.</p>

Planning Skala Holidays

Located in the Eastern European Time Zone (GMT + 2), Skala enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate, with plenty of sunshine and mild winters. Although the city is pleasant all year-round, plan Skala holidays from May to August, when the warm temperatures and long hours of sunshine provide ideal swimming and sightseeing weather. Reach Skala via bus connections from nearby Argostoli or Poros. Once there, get around by car, the Skala tourist train, or on foot; Skala is ideal for hiking enthusiasts.

Exploring on Skala Holidays

With its vivid natural beauty, charming village and cultural attractions, Skala holidays offer plenty of options for holidaymakers. The first stop for most visitors is Skala’s stunning stretch of beach, accessible via the central square of the village. Gleaming with golden sand and dotted with hidden coves, a dip in the beach’s turquoise waters is the highlight of many Skala holidays. Visitors can take a cruise on a glass-bottomed boat to explore Skala’s shipwrecks and marine life, and try snorkelling or scuba-diving.

Further along the coast is Potamaki, a conservation site and haven for rare loggerhead turtles, where visitors can participate in night-time turtle watches. The bustling main street of the village hosts quaint shops and a diverse selection of taverns and restaurants. At the edge of the village, holidaymakers can visit the historic ruins of Roman buildings, complete with well-preserved mosaics, located next to a scenic olive grove. A mile out of town is the site of a 7th century temple dedicated to the Greek god Apollo.

Where to stay in Skala

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Skala holiday information

Top holiday (Flight+Hotel)£255
Family holiday (Flight+Hotel)£255
Romantic holiday (Flight+Hotel)£272
Budget holiday (Flight+Hotel)£238