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Off to Kephalonia

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ThirstyNell · 19/06/2016 19:37

We're giving Greece a go this year after years of going to the Algarve. We always found that we needed to bring light jackets etc, because the evenings could be very cool- you'd need a blanket or shawl to sit out on the terrace most evenings, once the breeze picked up.

Does anyone know if this is the case in Kephalonia? I don't want to waste the space on all those extra clothes if they're not necessary. We're off to Sami, btw.

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chocomochi · 19/06/2016 19:40

We were in Crete a couple of weeks ago, and I needed a cardigan for the evening, whether it was sitting in a restaurant by the beach or on the terrace at the villa (on a hill). It was really hot in the day, but cooler at night with the breeze.

Oliviaerinpope · 19/06/2016 19:41

I've not been to Kefalonia, but other Greek islands have been boiling in the evening at this time of year IME.

annandale · 19/06/2016 19:43

Kefalonia is relatively far north, I would take one light longsleeved thing and at least one pair of long trousers.

Wouldn't you wear them on the journey anyway?

OnyK · 19/06/2016 20:17

When are you going?
Evenings in July/Aug are often in the 20s. I only take 1 long sleeved jacket/cardigan to Greece (in high season) and that's to travel in.

ThirstyNell · 19/06/2016 20:36

Thanks everyone- we're going next week. Sounds like it doesn't get as cold as Luz - one night the thermometer in the car said 8 degrees! We tend to travel in long sleeved t-shirts, but needed fleeces at night in Portugal. Because we have 4 kids, packing is tight, as it all has to fit in one car to get to and from the airport. I endeavour to never take stuff I don't need!

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