During a September afternoon that couldn’t decide on rain or sunshine, I found myself at Trapezaki Beach on Kefalonia.
Trapezaki Beach in Kefalonia
In Greek, trapezaki means little table.
Hi, I'm Elena! Thanks for reading my blog. With over 20 years of experience in the hospitality and travel industry, I hold a Swiss Diploma in Hotel Management and a Master’s Degree in Hospitality & Tourism Leadership. As a Greece expert, I’ve spent years exploring the country in depth, uncovering its hidden gems and authentic experiences. I also worked for five years as a Destination Development Consultant for an American boutique travel agency, where I played a key role in developing Greece, Spain, and Portugal as travel destinations. My deep industry knowledge, hands-on experience, and passion for immersive travel ensure that every recommendation I share is trusted, insightful, and curated with expertise. I hope that you find my content useful, in case you have any questions please feel free to reach out. I'll be happy to help you.
I loved the colors that day. The mix of maize sand and the light green-blues of the sea created a picturesque environment, even as the rain drizzled down and scared off the sun for a while.
There was an excellent Greek taverna just steps from the beach. It featured a wide veranda overlooking the sea called Denis Tavern. Stef’s nonna (godmother) loves this place and she has been a regular for decades.
We devoured delicious Kefalonian specialties including a baked cod savory pie called bakalaopitaand meat savory pie called kreotopita.
Denis Taverna, Trapezaki Beach.
It was a great way to spend a semi-rainy day on a Greek island.
Transparency is important to us! This article contains some affiliate links, which means that if you make a purchase through these links, we may earn a small commission—at no extra cost to you. Your support helps us continue sharing in-depth travel guides, insider tips, and inspiring stories from around the world. Every click and purchase helps keep this website running, and for that, we are truly grateful. Thank you for being part of our journey!
Have you ever been to Trapezaki Beach or any of the beaches in Kefalonia?
Take a day trip to Symi and you’ll find things to do that revolve around quiet Greek island life. It all starts with one of the most stunning harbor views in the Dodecanese.
hi,
first i would like to say such great coverage of Trapezaki beaches
keep going
have a great day
Hi Rajesh, Thanks for the comment. Trapezaki is a nice beach indeed.