Lefkada, the island’s vibrant capital, welcomes visitors with its colorful architecture, lively marina, and rich cultural heritage. Built on a lagoon and connected to the mainland by a floating bridge, the town combines Venetian charm with a laid-back island atmosphere. Its name comes from the ancient Greek word leukos (λευκός), meaning “white,” inspired by the brilliant white cliffs of Cape Lefkatas at the island’s southern tip. Stroll through narrow alleyways lined with metal-roofed houses, designed to withstand earthquakes, and discover hidden churches, museums, and cafés that reflect the island’s multicultural history. Lefkada Town is the beating heart of the island, where tradition and modern life blend effortlessly.

Nidri is one of Lefkada’s most popular resort villages, known for its stunning seafront, lively atmosphere, and breathtaking views of nearby islets like Skorpios and Madouri. Once a quiet fishing village, it has grown into a hub for sailing, boat tours, and water sports, while still maintaining its authentic charm. The name "Nidri" is thought to come from the Greek word nidi (νίδι), meaning "nest," possibly referencing its sheltered location nestled between green hills and the Ionian Sea. Nearby waterfalls and ancient ruins add a touch of nature and history to this otherwise bustling beach town. Whether you're exploring the coastline by boat or enjoying the nightlife, Nidri offers a perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

Nestled in a wide bay on Lefkada’s southern coast, Vasiliki is a charming seaside village known for its vibrant harbor, laid-back vibe, and world-class windsurfing conditions.The village's name, Vasiliki, comes from the Greek word vasilikos (βασιλικός), meaning “royal,” a nod to its once-favored status during Venetian rule. Beyond the sea, Vasiliki offers a blend of traditional tavernas, cozy cafés, and access to lush inland trails. Whether you're chasing the wind or soaking up the sun, Vasiliki is the perfect blend of adventure and authentic island charm.