Transport
Argostoli is 15 minutes and about €20 by taxi, Lassi even closer. There is no regular airport bus, so for Skala, Sami, Agia Efimia and Fiskardo (an hour or more away) it is taxi, pre-booked transfer or hire car.
Read more: TransportKefalonia Airport “Anna Pollatou” (EFL) sits on the flat coastal strip at Svoronata, 8 km south of Argostoli, with the runway running down to the beach at Ammes. Named after the island’s Olympic gymnast, it handles around 900,000 passengers a year, nearly all of them between May and October: British, Italian, German, Dutch and Polish holidaymakers on charter and low-cost flights, plus the Athens service that keeps it open all winter.
Argostoli is 15 minutes and about €20 by taxi, Lassi even closer. There is no regular airport bus, so for Skala, Sami, Agia Efimia and Fiskardo (an hour or more away) it is taxi, pre-booked transfer or hire car.
Read more: TransportOne open-air car park beside the terminal, from about €3 an hour or €10 a day, used mostly by islanders flying to Athens; visitors leave by coach, taxi or hire car, so there is usually space.
Read more: ParkingRental desks are in the terminal with the cars beside it. Kefalonia is big, mountainous and short of buses, so nearly every independent visitor rents for the whole stay. Book early for July and August and go small: the roads to Myrtos and Assos were not built for wide cars.
Read more: Car rentalPrices and timetables are indicative and change seasonally. Confirm before you travel.
Kefalonia Airport (EFL) serves Kefalonia in Greece. This page lists live arrivals and departures with scheduled and estimated times, the operating airline, gate or baggage belt and flight status. Select a flight for its full details.
Kefalonia Airport is also known as Anna Pollatou.