Lefkada, the quaint capital named after the island itself also seat of the Prefecture of Lefkada Island is located at the entrance to the island.

An exotic lagoon, unfolding its wetlands at the frontage of the town, provides shelter to rare animals such as flamingos, pelicans or herons, preserved and protected as site of great ecological importance by an international convention.

An impressive fortification midst of the lagoon bears testimony to the important status of Lefkada town, which offers a variety of attractions.

Museums, an open-air theatre and cinema, a historical library, an extensive promenade, a modern marina, a main shopping street, romantic taverns, trendy cafés, numerous cocktail bars and clubs - all providing an environment where the blend of Greek tradition with cosmopolitan standards meet the ideal of the sophisticated visitor.