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Jeremy Flint

Seagulls circle expectantly overhead in Argostoli as fishermen unload their nets.

Myrtos Beach is widely considered to be the most beautiful beach on the island.

A goat grazes on an upper ledge of one of the limestone cliffs that frame Myrtos Beach.

There's excitement in the air in Argostoli as fishermen unveil their catch to locals ready buy fresh fish.

Watch the hues of the sea transfigure at midday, as sun filters through crystal-clear water.

Melissani Cave is one of Kefalonia’s most magical sights.

Soak up local life in Argostoli, the island's biggest harbour town.

The Pantazatos family has been making goat’s cheese in age-old wooden barrels for generations.

Olive oil production dates back millennia in Greece — it was described by Homer as ‘liquid gold’.

Farmer Panagiotis Toulatos followed in his ancestors’ footsteps to become an expert in animal husbandry.