• Argostolion - Since 1757, Argostoli has served as the capital of the Kefallonia Region. It is the island’s hub for commerce and administration, featuring stunning neo-classical architecture.

This modern city boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage. Argostoli is built amphitheatrically, offering views of the Koutavos Lagoon and the fir-covered Aenos. Visitors can witness the rare phenomenon at Katavothres, where large volumes of seawater enter the land at Agii Theodori in Lassi and reappear near the village of Karavomylos by Sami.

• Myrtos Beach - PHOTO STOP ONLY Myrtos Beach is renowned as the most beautiful beach on the island and one of Europe’s finest, with its snow-white sand creating a paradise on earth. It is sheltered by towering cliffs, and the sea presents stunning hues from blue-green to deep blue.
• Assos - PHOTO STOP ONLY Assos is nestled amphitheatrically around a peninsula, surrounded by lush landscapes. The village maintains its authentic traditional Ionian architecture, where tall pines and cypress trees meet the blue Ionian Sea, crafting a picturesque scene only nature could design.
• Agia Efimia - The journey leads to the charming village of Agia Efimia. This tranquil town features wide streets and excellent urban planning, with a port that attracts numerous yachts from around the world during summer.
• Melissani Cave - The magnificent cave of the nymph Melissani and the ancient Greek God Panas. The Melissani lake cave has been part of Kefalonia since mythical times and was first explored in 1951. An earthquake created an opening in the cave’s roof, allowing sunlight to enter and illuminate the blue and turquoise waters. Visitors can explore the lake cave’s interior by boat and see the small island where ancient ceremonies dedicated to God Panas and the nymphs were held.
• Antisamos Beach - Antisamos Beach, featured in the movie “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin,” showcases the enchanting Kefalonian landscape. The route captivates visitors as it traverses one of the island’s lushest areas with towering pine trees. A stop will be made for photos. The beach is pebbly with white sand, surrounded by verdant hills.

The beach’s waters are crystal-clear azure. It is well-equipped with a snack bar, sun loungers, umbrellas, and water sports, consistently earning the blue flag distinction.

• Drogarati Cave - Drogarati Cave is over 100 million years old. Observing the impressive formations, one can ponder their age, as they grow approximately 1 cm every 100 years.
• Monastery of Agios Gerasimos - The Holy Monastery of St. Gerasimos in the “Omala” valley. Twice a year, thousands of believers gather to venerate Saint Gerasimos’ relics and pray. The Saint is credited with numerous miracles, and the landscape is profoundly spiritual.
• Orealios - The Robola Wine Cooperative of Kefalonia in the “Omala” valley. Visitors can explore the Robola Museum, enjoy complimentary wine tastings, and select from a wide range of wines for purchase.
• Argostolion - After the tour concludes, drop-off will occur at the same location as the pick-up.

• Bottled water
• Wine tasting
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tour Guide

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Personal expenses
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

This distinct expedition is designed for guests who reach our stunning isle via cruise. Once we collect you from the cruise terminal, we embark on a journey rich in historical and cultural understanding of our island, featuring an array of mesmerizing landscapes and sights.

Pause for pictures or even a dip in the water if desired, and conclude the experience feeling overjoyed, awestruck, thrilled, and tranquil.

• Drogarati Cave has about 150 steps to go down.
• A member of our company will wait for you at the dock,holding a sign with your name.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.