Μονοπάτι Παραλίας Φτέρη - Μονοπάτι Παραλίας Φτέρη

Name: Μονοπάτι Παραλίας Φτέρη - Μονοπάτι Παραλίας Φτέρη
Address: Kefalonia 281 00, Greece, 281, Greece

3.8/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Kefalonia 281 00, Greece
Postal code :	281
Categories :	Hiking area ,

Best Hiking area in Greece

M	Matina Prifti on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A little confusing to understand you are at the place to park the car, and start biking. A little more confusing arriving at the beach. We got lost both ways (!!), going and returning. At some points the path signs (green and red marks) are a little hard to distinguish, even though I am convinced that at points there are no signs at all. In any case, arriving at the beach you forget all this. Still, you have to make sure that you have enough water left for your way back, and that you leave the beach early enough to arrive back to the road with the daylight. Prepare yourself for a beach with no kind of luxury (canteen, umbrella or sunbeds) other than crystal water, complete silence and pristine scenery. Enjoy!
C	Coen Duijneveld on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The path is quite difficult to follow. We turned the wrong way on the way down and on the way up. Is not very well marked. The beach however is astonishing, so the trail is worth it. Wear proper shoes, flip flops are not recommended
A	Aurelija Janusauske on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Main points: have enough water, wear sneakers, closely follow green and red dots and be sure to get to the LEFT side of the gorge. The trail is actually marked quite ok, so if green and/or red dots have dissapeared from your track for a longer period of time, you must be on the wrong track (happened to us) and should go back. Going forward is easy, as it's only downhill, so way back is more difficult and will take more time, so enough WATER for both ways is important. It gets slippery during/after the rain, so be careful. It is actually best to wear pants or longer shorts, as some bushes have thick thorns. Totally worth it!:)
T	Tomáš Kouba on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ About 1 hour hike (or less if you hit the right way from start) to a nice beach. Follow most used path with red and green dots. It can somewhere split. At the beginning of the descend, the main correct trail approaches a gorge, crosses it and stays ON THE LEFT OF THE GORGE. There is also a path on the right side of the george (on descend), which visible and walkable, but don't go there as it eventually leads you down the gorge to a dangerous passage with ropes. It was an alternative trail but now it's somewhere blocked by fallen trees.
S	Steve Hill on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We tried to walk to Fteri Brach today (26/05/22) from the designated parking space on Google Maps. The first part was down and to the left following the red painted dots on the ground. Then we found ourselves by a ravine and a dried up stream and the red markers disappeared. Another couple were just in front of us and tried to follow the ravine towards the beach but gave up and turned around. We decided to do the same and drove to the next beach round the coast to the East.
M	Midamm on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ WARNING! We saw and heard wild boars. It was terrifying! They were in the bushes close to the beach. I do not recommend to walk there. It also feels like they trying to close of the road by building a fence.
R	Rick Rietveld on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ You can use the app Wikiloc, download the trail and follow it. The route in Wikiloc is exactly the route you should follow. Worth a visit to this beach. Trail takes about 45 minutes.
A	Adrian Degode on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Don't come with flip-flops! You will not be able to reach the beach. It Is a 45 min walk with quite steep and rocky parts. You have to have sneakers or proper shoes. But it is worth it. Follow red and green dots along the way. You start on the flat road to the left of the parking space towards a little Rock pile. Later it becomes proper hiking then.