• Kefalonia - Total travel duration
• Monastery of Agios Gerasimos - Located in Kefalonia, the Monastery of Agios Gerasimos is one of the island’s most revered pilgrimage sites, attracting numerous visitors each year. The Saint planted three plane trees, which are still preserved at the monastery, along with three wells he reportedly dug by hand. Visitors can also explore his hermitage, accessible from within the church, consisting of two underground rooms reached by a narrow path and staircase.
• Orealios - The Cephalonia Robola Wine Cooperative, founded in 1982, processes nearly 85% of the Robola wine grape production. Cephalonia, the most mountainous of the Ionian islands, is home to some of Greece’s most significant vineyards. The island’s mountainous terrain, abundant sunshine, altitude, diverse mesoclimates, and marine influence create ideal conditions for viticulture, characterized by low yield per stremma and high quality.
• Drogarati Cave - Discovered 300 years ago and opened to the public in 1963, the Drogarati Cave in Kefalonia was revealed by an earthquake that exposed its entrance. This impressive cave features remarkable stalactite and stalagmite formations. Speleologists estimate the cave to be around 150 million years old, making it a rare geological phenomenon. The cave is approximately 60 meters deep, with a constant temperature of 18°C and 90% humidity.
• Sami - Sami is a charming coastal town with a population of 1,000, primarily involved in agriculture and fishing. It hosts one of the island’s main ports, receiving ferries from Patra, Astakos, Ithaca, and Italy. Built near ancient Sami, a significant archaeological site in Kefalonia, Sami is an ideal summer holiday destination in Greece. Its delightful waterfront, wide paved streets, and Venetian architecture offer unique charm and reflect its rich heritage.
• Melissani Cave Lake - Located just outside Sami, the Cave of Melissani in Kefalonia captivates visitors with its unique allure. It is a must-visit destination in Greece, featuring a lake inside the cave surrounded by trees and forests.
• Karavomilos Lake - Karavomilos Lake is one of Kefalonia’s most enchanting locations, notable for its geological and biological significance. Geologically, it connects through an underground cave network with the Katavothres of Argostoli, and biologically, it boasts impressive biodiversity, home to many endemic species.
• Agia Efimia - Agia Efimia is a picturesque fishing village on Kefalonia’s eastern coast, just a 15-minute drive from Sami. With a small port facing Ithaca, the village offers numerous fishing boats and rental boats/flotilla sailing experiences, perfect for luxurious island tours.
• Assos - Situated 36 km north of Argostoli, Kefalonia’s capital, the quaint village of Assos is a hidden gem offering a relaxing experience. This small village is a must-see for its harmonious blend of picturesque elements.
• Myrtos Beach - Myrtos Beach is one of Kefalonia’s top attractions, located 29 km north of Argostoli amidst lush hills. Renowned worldwide, it frequently appears in travel magazines as one of the most beautiful and impressive beaches globally. Myrtos has received numerous awards for its cleanliness. Its natural beauty is a symbol of Kefalonia and one of Greece’s most photographed locations.
• Fiscardo - Fiscardo Village is 49.5 km north of Argostoli, Kefalonia’s capital. Nestled among hills covered with cypresses and olive trees, this charming fishing village is so picturesque that it is part of Project Natura 2000 for protection. It features its own port and a marina, considered a boater’s paradise, bustling with yachts in summer. Along the harbor, numerous taverns, bars, and shops warmly welcome visitors.

• Private transportation
• Departure from all Kefalonia resorts, ports, and airport
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees
• Admission fees

Take the chance to explore the most representative attractions of Kefalonia. We will make our first stop at the Monastery of Saint Gerasimos, the patron saint of Kefalonia. Next there is the Robola Winery who export the famous Robola wine worldwide. Travel to Drogarati cave and observe the amazing stalactites and stalagmites that give this place the feel of cathedral. We will also visit Sami, a beautiful coastal town. Next we will explore the cave of the nymphs the famous Melissani Lake. Enjoy a relaxing boat ride on the turquoise waters as the sun shines into the cave. Coming up is Karavomilos Lake, is one of Kefalonia’s most charming spots. On our way we will head to the tranquil and colorful village of Agia Effimia and a stop over the dazzling Myrtos beach to take photos. Next stop lies the tiny yet enhancing village of Assos, a hidden, artistically beautiful place. Last but not least, we will visit the cosmopolitan village of Fiscardo that will be the highlight to end our tour.

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