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VIEŠBUČIŲ KEFALONIJOJE ADRESAI PAŠTO VIEŠBUČIO PAVADINIMAS KURORTAS ADRESAS KODAS Aenos Hotel Argostoli Vallianou Square Argostoli 28100 Aggelos Hotel Argostoli Ioannou Metaxa 4, Kefalonia 28100 Ammes Hotel Svoronata Svoronata 28100 Apollon Palace Metaxata Metaxata 28100 Apostolata Resort and Spa Skala Skala 28086 Asteris Hotel Skala Skala 28086 Avithos Resort Hotel Svoronata Svoronata 28083 Casa D Ionio Studios Skala Skala 28086 Casa De Blue Studios Lourdas Lourdata 28100 Eleni Studios Skala Skala 28100 Epi Studios Lourdas Lourdata 28100 Filippion Hotel Lixouri Mantzavinata 28200 Galaxy Hotel Argostoli Fanaraki 28100 Harbour View - Oceanis Apartments Poros Poros, Keffalinia, Greece 28086 Hellenic Sun Studios and Apartments Argostoli Argostoli 28100 Ionian Sea Hotel Lixouri Kounopetra 28200 Kalypso Hotel Poros Saint Gregoriou 20 28086 Karavados Beach Hotel and Bungalows Karavados Karavados 28100 Katerina Studios Svoronata Svoronata,Kefalonia 28100 Liocharis Apartments Lourdas Lourdata 28100 Lygarion Villas Trapezaki Mousata 28100 Lygies Studios Trapezaki Mousatta 28100 Madison Studios Lourdas Vlachata 28100 Maria Studios Lourdas Lourdata 28100 Marina Anna Studios Trapezaki Trapezaki 28100 Marina Apartments and Studios Farsa Farsa Kefallonia 28100 Mirabel City Center Hotel Argostoli Central Square Argostoli 28100 Nostos Studios and Apartments Trapezaki Trapezaki 28100 Oceanis Hotel Poros Sarakiniko Poros 28086 Paspalis hotel Skala Skala 28100 Pegasus Apartments Karavados Karavados 28100 Porto Skala Hotel Village Skala Skala 28100 Pythos Studios and Apartments Svoronata Svoronata 28100 Riviera Hotel Poros Poros, Eliou Pronon 28100 Sotiris Hotel Svoronata Svoronata 28100 Sotiris Studios Svoronata Svoronata 28100 Summery Hotel Lixouri Grigoriou Lambraki 35 Lixouri 28200 Tara Beach Skala Skala 28100 The Magnolia Resort Katelios Katelios 28100 Utopia Resort And Spa Katelios Katelios 28100 White Rocks Hotel Lassi Platis Gialos 28100 .

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