This small island consists of only three villages and a population of just over 1,000. Just across from popular Lefkada, it’s not usually considered a destination in its own right, and is mainly visited on day trips. Staying on the island means you can explore its many “hidden” coves at your leisure.
What to do There is much debate as to which beach is Meganisi’s best. Most can only be reached by foot or by boat, so it will take you a while to review them all. Limonari, with its isolated clean sands, would be in most people’s top five.
Where to stay Tucked away in the winding alleys of Spartochori, The Teacher’s House (studio from €65, family apartment from €100) has been expertly renovated, and split into a studio and two apartments that share a small pool. The contemporary interior design gives a light and airy feel.
Where to eat Lakis Taverna is a solid, family taverna at the heart of the village. Its “Greek Night” on Thursdays is great fun, but may not be everyone’s shot of tsipouro.
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