The Potistis Waterfalls are a privilege for those who choose to visit Kefalonia in the low season, so check that they are actually visible during your visit before embarking on your excursion. In fact, the water descends abundantly in autumn and winter and then dries up in spring, as soon as the winter rains give way to a warmer and drier climate. To reach them it is necessary to park the car near the beach of Limenia between Poros and Skala (recognizable by its "mushroom" rocks a few meters from the shore) and follow a path that starts right at the mouth of a small stream. The route takes about an hour and is quite demanding, especially due to the vegetation that partially covers the path, hindering the passage a little. We reached the waterfalls with our little girl when she was about 2 years old, helping her in the most difficult spots.

The first waterfall, small but with a fairytale charm, is found after a few minutes of walking surrounded by rocks and dense vegetation. Continuing the path indicated by signs on the rocks, you reach a stream which must be crossed in order to continue the path towards a larger waterfall, which creates a new small lake below it with very clear and very cold waters. Even without bathing, the panorama will be more than enough to reward you for the effort made to get here!