• Melissani Cave - Discover the enchanting Melissani Cave with a delightful boat tour.
• Assos - Journeying in a private minivan along the western coast, the first destination is the charming village of Assos. This village is adorned with beautifully colored houses, a quaint shady square, and the remnants of a 15th-century Venetian castle perched on the hill above, making it a favored spot for tourists. Additionally, there is a small pebbly beach with clear waters and breathtaking views across the bay. A 45-minute stop provides time for a coffee and exploration of the village.
• Foki Beach - Foki Beach (or Phoki) is a small, scenic pebbly cove near Fiskardo in northern Kefalonia, celebrated for its crystal-clear, deep green waters, tranquil ambiance, and dense olive and pine trees offering natural shade. It is a popular spot for family swimming, snorkeling, and exploring nearby sea caves, often featuring anchored boats.
• Fiscardo - Fiskardo is the only village that remained untouched by the 1953 earthquake, where the original Venetian-style buildings are still visible. It has become a favorite among the affluent and celebrities, with the harbor lined with luxury yachts alongside traditional fishing boats. A 2-hour visit allows for exploring the narrow streets and local shops or enjoying lunch (not included) at one of the waterfront tavernas.
• Myrtos Beach - After departing Fiskardo, enjoy a leisurely drive back down the coast, pausing for a photo opportunity above the breathtaking Myrtos Beach. Myrtos is often described as “one of the most dramatic beaches in Greece,” with its “mile-and-a-half long arc of dazzling white pebbles.” It was featured as the location for the mine explosion scene in the film Captain Corelli’s Mandolin.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals

Assos is adorned with charming, colorful houses, a quaint shady square, and the remnants of a 15th-century Venetian castle perched on the hill above the village, making it a favored destination for tourists. Additionally, there is a small pebbly beach offering pristine waters and breathtaking views across the bay.

Foki Beach is a small, scenic pebbly cove near Fiskardo, celebrated for its crystal-clear waters, tranquil ambiance, and dense olive and pine trees that provide natural shade. It is a popular spot for family swimming and exploring nearby sea caves, often featuring anchored boats.

Fiskardo is the only village that remained untouched by the 1953 earthquake, where the original Venetian-style buildings are still visible. It has now become a favorite among the affluent and celebrities, with the harbor lined with luxury yachts alongside traditional fishing boats.

After departing Fiskardo, there will be a leisurely drive back down the coast, with a stop for a photo opportunity above the stunning Myrtos Beach.

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