Fiskardo is located on the northernmost tip of the island. This delightful, postcard port stands on a bed of limestone, which buffered it against the worst effects of the 1953 earthquake. As a result, many of its old stone buildings are still standing and have been restored. Some have been converted for use as taverns, restaurants, cafés, bars and boutiques.

The village is set in a horseshoe bay and has an up market reputation. You will see fleets of caiques and yachts moored on the quay. Especially in August, Fiscardo attracts many luxury yachts and motorboats: it's a popular port of call for the rich and famous.