The View - Kefalonia

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The View - Kefalonia

Popular Beach

Skala Kefalonia: The small fishing village of Skala sits on the southern tip of Kefalonia near Mounda bay. It is known for its beautiful layout and long sandy beach. has a beautiful long sandy beach bordered by dense bush hills and rocky outcrops. The beautiful beach is bordered by dense lush hills and rocky outcrops, a unique combination that captivates many visitors. The beach has been awarded with the Blue Flag for its cleanness and organization, something that is still famous for. Skala gets quite crowded during the summer season but you can still find a secluded spot for some quiet moments. The beach is ideal for snorkeling while excursion boats depart to the nearby islets and isolated coves. On the main street of the settlement, right above the beach are plenty of restaurants and cafes, mini markets and other modern amenities. How to get to Skala Beach There are many different ways to get to Skala Beach from any location on the island. Airport to Skala Beach: 34.5 km / 21.4 miles | Sami Port to Skala Beach: 37.6 km / 23.3 miles | Argostoli to Skala Beach: 36 km / 22.3 miles. * To get to Skala beach from The-View, simply drive down the hill and follow the signs! The drive is approximately 7 minutes.
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Skala Beach
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Skala Kefalonia: The small fishing village of Skala sits on the southern tip of Kefalonia near Mounda bay. It is known for its beautiful layout and long sandy beach. has a beautiful long sandy beach bordered by dense bush hills and rocky outcrops. The beautiful beach is bordered by dense lush hills and rocky outcrops, a unique combination that captivates many visitors. The beach has been awarded with the Blue Flag for its cleanness and organization, something that is still famous for. Skala gets quite crowded during the summer season but you can still find a secluded spot for some quiet moments. The beach is ideal for snorkeling while excursion boats depart to the nearby islets and isolated coves. On the main street of the settlement, right above the beach are plenty of restaurants and cafes, mini markets and other modern amenities. How to get to Skala Beach There are many different ways to get to Skala Beach from any location on the island. Airport to Skala Beach: 34.5 km / 21.4 miles | Sami Port to Skala Beach: 37.6 km / 23.3 miles | Argostoli to Skala Beach: 36 km / 22.3 miles. * To get to Skala beach from The-View, simply drive down the hill and follow the signs! The drive is approximately 7 minutes.

Great Wine

The Gentilini vineyards are located around the winery, near the village of Minies on Kefalonia, and started out in 1978 with just half a hectare under vine. We have since expanded and now farm over ten hectares of vineyards that are planted with Sauvignon Blanc, Moschofilero, Syrah, Muscat and Mavrodaphne. We also manage two vineyards planted with the local Robola and Tsaoussi. The soil is chalky and shallow above a bedrock of limestone, which is the best type of terroir for fine wine making. All of these vineyards are farmed organically and have been fully certified by the DIO agency. Although the vineyards are close to the sea, they are protected by a hill that slopes down from the cliff top. The proximity to the sea and unusual protection create a unique microclimate ensuring the development of terroir concentrated aromas and finesse in the wines. The Rare Robola Experts agree that Robola is one of the finest Greek white varieties, and it is not insignificant that the Greek legislator, seeking to protect this product of exceptional quality within its specific zone, included the grape variety in the name of the geographic PDO Appellation. This is rare in appellation law worldwide. The grapes grow in tiny, low-yielding vineyards within the high plateau of the Valsamata Valley on the slopes of imposing Mount Ainos whose peak reaches 1,632 meters and dominates the microclimate of the surrounding area. Some of the vineyards are cultivated on slopes so steep that the vines literally emerge from amongst the stones, prompting the Venetians to call the wine “Vino di Sasso” – wine of stone. The soil is limestone and the altitude ensures cooler winters and later budding in spring. It is this terroir that gives the potential for wines of exceptional quality which are characterised by delicate citrus and mineral aromas, balanced acidity and medium body with a long aftertaste. THE BEST METHODS All vinification and bottling is done at the Gentilini winery. Just as in the vineyards we are careful not to impact the environment negatively, and in 2011 we received our ISO 14001 certification for our Environmental Management System. Our boutique winery is small, but well equipped, and our barrels come from the best cooperage houses of Europe. This allows us to produce delicious wines of great finesse for the enjoyment of wine aficionados the world over. THE STUNNING WINES Our talented team makes sure that each variety is picked at peak ripeness and that only top quality grapes are gently pressed. The wine is handcrafted with the utmost care to ensure that the character of each variety shines through. The wines that are aged in barrel are carefully monitored to ensure a perfect balance and integration of oak. Each wine is unique, exciting, impressive, complex and delightful. Sure to complement all your favourite dishes.
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Gentilini Winery & Vineyards
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The Gentilini vineyards are located around the winery, near the village of Minies on Kefalonia, and started out in 1978 with just half a hectare under vine. We have since expanded and now farm over ten hectares of vineyards that are planted with Sauvignon Blanc, Moschofilero, Syrah, Muscat and Mavrodaphne. We also manage two vineyards planted with the local Robola and Tsaoussi. The soil is chalky and shallow above a bedrock of limestone, which is the best type of terroir for fine wine making. All of these vineyards are farmed organically and have been fully certified by the DIO agency. Although the vineyards are close to the sea, they are protected by a hill that slopes down from the cliff top. The proximity to the sea and unusual protection create a unique microclimate ensuring the development of terroir concentrated aromas and finesse in the wines. The Rare Robola Experts agree that Robola is one of the finest Greek white varieties, and it is not insignificant that the Greek legislator, seeking to protect this product of exceptional quality within its specific zone, included the grape variety in the name of the geographic PDO Appellation. This is rare in appellation law worldwide. The grapes grow in tiny, low-yielding vineyards within the high plateau of the Valsamata Valley on the slopes of imposing Mount Ainos whose peak reaches 1,632 meters and dominates the microclimate of the surrounding area. Some of the vineyards are cultivated on slopes so steep that the vines literally emerge from amongst the stones, prompting the Venetians to call the wine “Vino di Sasso” – wine of stone. The soil is limestone and the altitude ensures cooler winters and later budding in spring. It is this terroir that gives the potential for wines of exceptional quality which are characterised by delicate citrus and mineral aromas, balanced acidity and medium body with a long aftertaste. THE BEST METHODS All vinification and bottling is done at the Gentilini winery. Just as in the vineyards we are careful not to impact the environment negatively, and in 2011 we received our ISO 14001 certification for our Environmental Management System. Our boutique winery is small, but well equipped, and our barrels come from the best cooperage houses of Europe. This allows us to produce delicious wines of great finesse for the enjoyment of wine aficionados the world over. THE STUNNING WINES Our talented team makes sure that each variety is picked at peak ripeness and that only top quality grapes are gently pressed. The wine is handcrafted with the utmost care to ensure that the character of each variety shines through. The wines that are aged in barrel are carefully monitored to ensure a perfect balance and integration of oak. Each wine is unique, exciting, impressive, complex and delightful. Sure to complement all your favourite dishes.

Food scene

Enjoy mouth-watering salmon, Greek salads and gyros at this secluded restaurant right next to the privately located beach. Local draft beer, good wine and fresh coffee are available. To get to Kamina Seaside Restaurant from The-View, its simply a 5 minute drive down the hill on to Kamina beach: https://www.facebook.com/kaminiseaside
Kamini Seaside
Enjoy mouth-watering salmon, Greek salads and gyros at this secluded restaurant right next to the privately located beach. Local draft beer, good wine and fresh coffee are available. To get to Kamina Seaside Restaurant from The-View, its simply a 5 minute drive down the hill on to Kamina beach: https://www.facebook.com/kaminiseaside