Lefkada rewards travellers who match their trip to the right month. The island’s main season runs from May to October, when warm weather, open beaches and calm seas draw the majority of visitors. July and August bring the hottest, busiest and most expensive conditions, while June and September deliver the same sunshine with fewer crowds. … Read more
Lefkada sits in the Ionian Sea. Joined to the Greek mainland by a short causeway and a floating bridge. It is one of the few Greek islands reached entirely by car. This road link keeps the island compact and easy to tour, yet it packs a wide range of attractions into a small area. Bright … Read more
Lefkada sits on the western edge of Greece, joined to the mainland by a causeway and a floating bridge, and its coastline behaves like two separate islands. The western shore runs beneath tall white limestone cliffs that drop into open Ionian water, while the eastern shore curls into green, sheltered inlets that barely register a … Read more