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Skala is a region in the South-Eastern edge of kefalonia  and is the island's best kept secret with its mountainous backdrop and breathtaking scenery. 
The long stretch of sand and shingle beach is lapped by clear turquoise water and is popular for water sports enthusiasts. There is a good selection of bars, tavernas and restaurants.
Skala is about 37 km away from the island's capital, Argostoli and 12km from the Port of Poros.
JOURNEY THROUGH HISTORY

The area's archaeological site is rich in very important Roman floor mosaics  dating back to the 3rd century BC. You can see these in the small museum on the edge of the village.
For those  of a more energetic nature you can walk up to the old village of Skala in the mountains behind the current resort. It was destroyed in the earthquake of 1953 which devastated the whole island. some building still remain and make an interesting adventure.