Lefkada
Discover Lefkada – Ionian Beaches, Windsurfing & Hidden Villages
Lefkada is a stunning Ionian island connected to the mainland by a bridge, famed for its crystal-clear beaches, vibrant sailing culture, and charming mountain villages. Ideal for day trips, overnight stays, and shore excursions, Lefkada offers scenic drives, coastal adventures, and easy transfers to Meteora and Epirus.
What to Do in Lefkada
- Visit Porto Katsiki, Egremni, and Kathisma beaches—famous for white cliffs and turquoise waters.
- Stroll the charming alleys of Lefkada Town for local shopping and cafes.
- Enjoy a sailing day trip to nearby islands like Meganisi or Skorpios.
- Drive to Agios Nikitas, Karya, and Exanthia for mountain-village charm and sunset views.
Visit Lefkada island
Perched in the shimmering Ionian Sea, Lefkada is renowned for beaches like Porto Katsiki, Egremni, and Kathisma, often ranked among the most beautiful in Europe. The island combines beach relaxation, wind-surfing, and off-road exploration with visits to historic towns like Lefkada Town, traditional villages like Agios Nikitas and Karia, and hilltop viewpoints offering panoramic coastal vistas.
We offer private transfers and day-excursions from Lefkada to the majestic Meteora monasteries, perfect for travelers seeking to mix sun-soaked shores with soaring rock formations. These services are ideal for cruise passengers, road trippers, and adventure seekers ready to experience Northern Greece’s treasures.
Getting Around Lefkada
- A car or private driver is the best way to explore the island’s beaches, mountain roads, and hidden gems.
- Public transport is limited outside Lefkada Town and high season.
- Book private transfers to Meteora or Epirus for extended exploration.
Lefkada Tours & Transfers – Beaches, Culture & Meteora Day Trips
From turquoise bays to mountain trails—perfect for beach lovers and adventure seekers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Lefkada
How to Get to Lefkada
No ferry needed – Lefkada is the only Greek island connected to the mainland by a floating bridge, so it’s accessible by car or transfer from Preveza Airport (PVK) or Athens.
Driving from Meteora or Epirus is easy and scenic via the Egnatia and Ionian highways.
Best Time to Visit
- May to September is peak season for beachgoers, sailing, and vibrant nightlife.
- April & October offer fewer crowds and mild weather—ideal for hikes and scenic drives.
- August can be very busy—book accommodations and transfers early.
Can I visit Meteora from Lefkada in a day?
Yes! We provide private full-day transfers from Lefkada to Meteora. Expect around 4–5 hours each way, including stops for coffee or viewpoints along the way, ensuring a comfortable, door-to-door experience
How far is Meteora from Lefkada?
The transfer is roughly 250 km and takes about 4 to 5 hours, depending on departure point and route. Travel is via scenic coastal and mountain roads, with rest-stop options.
Do you offer guided tours upon arrival?
Yes—on request, we’ll arrange a licensed local guide, tour or a hiking adventure at Meteora to enhance your visit with historical insight, storytelling, and insider tips.
Should I stay overnight or return the same day?
Due to travel time, we strongly recommend at least one overnight night near Meteora. This allows you to explore multiple monasteries, enjoy sunset viewpoints, and return refreshed.
Are return transfers available to Lefkada?
Absolutely. We offer round-trip transfers, plus onward travel options to destinations like Ioannina, Ioaninna, or Epirus as part of customized multi-day trips.
Local Flavors to Try
Savoro: fish cooked with vinegar and rosemary
Lefkadian lentils from Eglouvi
Mandolato: nougat-style island sweet
Try local wine from Lefkada’s mountain vineyards
Ideal for:
- Couples seeking romantic beaches and quiet villages
- Families looking for swimmable coves and casual dining
- Adventure travelers—windsurfing, paragliding, and day hikes
- Visitors combining coast + culture with inland destinations like Meteora