Myrtos Beach is a public beach in the region of Pylaros in the Municipality of Sami on Kefalonia, Greece, where an approximately 800m semi-circular shore sits beneath near-vertical limestone cliffs on the island’s northwestern coast.
Quick facts
- Best for: Cliff-backed scenery, panoramic viewpoints, and travelers seeking one of Greece’s most dramatic classic beach settings.
- Known for: White pebbles, deep blue water, towering limestone cliffs, and recurring Blue Flag recognition.
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Service area and category
- City: Sami
- Region: Kefalonia, Ionian Islands
- Country: Greece
- Service area: Northwestern Kefalonia
- Category: Tourist attraction
Editorial summary
Myrtos Beach is a public beach in the region of Pylaros in the Municipality of Sami on Kefalonia, Greece, where an approximately 800m semi-circular shore sits beneath near-vertical limestone cliffs on the island’s northwestern coast.