Myrtos Beach, located in the Pylaros region of northwest Kefalonia, Greece, is renowned for its breathtaking beauty. Situated between the mountains of Agia Dynati and Kalon Oros, this beach offers a mile-and-a-half-long arc of dazzling white pebbles, creating a dramatic landscape. The beach is famous for being one of the most picturesque in Greece and has been featured in films like 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin.' The surrounding area is rich in geological formations, primarily composed of metamorphosed limestone, giving the beach its unique marble-like appearance. The turquoise water, shaped by longshore drift and wave energy, adds to the beach's allure.
Myrtos Beach is not only a visual treat but also an excellent spot for beach activities and a favorite among tourists for its natural beauty and scenic views. It has been voted multiple times as the best Greek beach, reflecting its popularity and appeal.
The nearby village of Divarata offers additional amenities and activities for visitors, making Myrtos Beach a comprehensive destination for travelers seeking both natural beauty and local culture.