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July 20, 2025
KEFALONIA, GREECE

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Kefalonia is the largest of the Greek islands located in the Ionian Sea. We have provided some recommendations for things to do during your stay in Kefalonia! If you wish to extend your trip in Greece, please refer to the FAQ tab for recommendations. A link is provided below for the Crown Peters Travel Agency if you require further assistance planning your trip. Ferryhopper is also recommended if you wish to island hop during your trip in Greece. If you wish to extend your trip outside of Greece, Kefalonia has an international airport with flights to other European countries. Please be advised that certain flights can be limited depending on the place and day. The Athens International Airport is also a good option for flights to other countries.
MELISSANI LAKE & DROGARATI CAVE

MELISSANI LAKE & DROGARATI CAVEMELISSANI LAKE & DROGARATI CAVE

Karavomilos, 280 80, Greece

OUR HISTORIC BEAUTIFUL MELISSANI LAKE AND DROGARATI CAVE

Kefalonia Island Bus Tour- Wine Tasting, Melissani & Fiscardo

Kefalonia Island Bus Tour- Wine Tasting, Melissani & FiscardoKefalonia Island Bus Tour- Wine Tasting, Melissani & Fiscardo

Greece

One of the largest Ionian islands, Kefalonia boasts a diverse landscape with expanses of olive groves, pebble beaches, and cypress glades. Its must-see sights are scattered, but this group tour makes it possible to see the island landmarks in just one day, with a tried-and-tested itinerary put together by Kefalonia experts. A boat ride and wine tastings are among the highlights.

Kefalonia Half Day Private Tour & Shore Excursion

Kefalonia Half Day Private Tour & Shore ExcursionKefalonia Half Day Private Tour & Shore Excursion

ARGOSTOLI, Greece

Experience the best of Kefalonia on this exclusive private shore excursion, tailored for cruise ship passengers and island visitors seeking a flexible, personalized adventure. Discover the island’s breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and pristine beaches, while immersing yourself in the rich culture & history of Kefalonia. This customizable half-day private tour includes visits to awe-inspiring caves, tranquil lakes, and beautiful traditional villages. Stop at the famous Myrtos Beach, known for its white sand and turquoise waters, and enjoy incredible views. At Argostoli Harbour, keep an eye out for sea turtles, and take in the natural beauty of the island. The itinerary is fully flexible, allowing you to adjust the tour to your preferences. Add a wine tasting, visit monasteries, or take a refreshing swim – the choice is yours! Travel in comfort with our spacious, air-conditioned mini-vans, ensuring an unforgettable experience in Kefalonia. Book now for a memorable adventure!

Kefalonia Wine Tour

Kefalonia Wine TourKefalonia Wine Tour

Omala, 281 00, Greece

Experience the authentic side of Kefalonia when you embark on this half-day, small-group wine-tasting tour through the island. Leave the driving to someone else as you discover small villages, taste Kefalonia’s celebrated wines, learn about regional varietals, meet winemakers, and enjoy the island’s scenic landscape. This budget-friendly outing includes hotel pickup and drop off, tasting fees, and complimentary snacks.

Argostoli Walking Tour- The Town's Tale on Foot

Argostoli Walking Tour- The Town's Tale on FootArgostoli Walking Tour- The Town's Tale on Foot

ARGOSTOLI, Greece

Learn more about Kefalonia and its capital, Argostoli, on a guided half-day walking tour. Instead of wandering around aimlessly, not knowing what you’re looking at, your guide will take you to a selection of the town’s highlights. Visit the Historical and Cultural Museum, check out the oldest bakery on the island, look out for sea turtles, and much more. Make the most of a short time in the town.

Saint Theodore LighthouseSaint Theodore Lighthouse

281 00, Greece

The lighthouse of Saint Theodoroi in Kefalonia lies on an artificial peninsula close to Argostoli, the island's capital. It is a white, circular structure made up of 20 columns, and its tower is 8 meters tall. The building has a rather simple architectural design reminiscent of the Doric style, and it shines white light that reaches five miles. It showcases a unique layout, as it comprises an older windmill enclosed by pillars without featuring a room for a lighthouse keeper. It got its name from the chapel of Saint Theodoroi, which lies nearby. It was originally built in 1828 by the British administrator Charles Napier, who ruled the island during that time.

Sacred Monastery of Agios Gerasimos of KefaloniaSacred Monastery of Agios Gerasimos of Kefalonia

Moni Agiou Gerasimou, 281 00, Greece

The Monastery of Agios Gerasimos in Kefalonia is considered one of the most sacred pilgrimage places of the island, receiving a great number of visitors yearly. The Saint had also planted three plane trees, which are still preserved at the monastery, as are three wells that he is said to have dug with his hands. Visitors can also see his hermitage, accessible from inside the church. It consists of two underground rooms that can be reached by a narrow path and a staircase. The Monastery of Agios Gerasimos is located in Valsamata village. Private transfers: We recommend using an online pre-booked Kefalonia transfer service, which provides transfer by taxi, minibus, or private VIP car and arranging a pickup directly from the airport, port, or your hotel. Alternatively, there's the option of arranging a pickup by a local driver directly at the following numbers: 0030 694 511 8866, 0030 694 530 6145, 0030 699 561 9605, or booking your taxi online.

Castle of Agios GeorgiosCastle of Agios Georgios

281 00, Greece

A 320-meter-high peak towering above the villages of Travliata and Peratata, the Venetian Castle of Saint George is deeply tied to the history of Kefalonia! Showcasing a polygonal shape and covering an area of about 16,000 square meters, the castle’s origins date back to the 12th century during the Byzantine era before falling into the hands of the Turks and finally blossoming into what it is today under the Venetian rule during the early 16th century. After its total completion, this fortress used to be the capital of Kefalonia up until 1757. However, two earthquakes in the 17th century, plus the catastrophic earthquake of 1953, left the Castle of Saint George heavily destroyed, with its fortifications having suffered a lot of damage. The site features a small cost in order to enter and explore the ruins, where you will also find various coats of arms from Venetian families! Visitors will enjoy the castle’s fantastic landscape views over Argostoli and the neighboring villages.

Myrtos BeachMyrtos Beach

Greece

The natural beauty of Myrtos is the trademark of Kefalonia and one of the most photographed places in Greece. The beach has a semi-circular shape surrounded by impressive white rocky cliffs with lush vegetation on top of them creating a spectacular setting. The lush green area, the abrupt terrain, the white pebbles and the crystal waters compose a stunning scenery. The beach is well-organized to its most extent, with umbrellas and sundecks while a small part remains completely unspoiled, ideal for total isolation. The western coast of Myrtos offers spectacular sunset views. visitors have direct access to a wide range of facilities and a nice snack bar offering cold drinks. Myrtos is easily accessed by all means of transport. While descending the beach, you will enjoy some amazing views from above.

AsosAsos

Asos, 28100, Greece

Around 36 km north of Argostoli, the capital city of Kefalonia, lies the tiny yet enhancing village of Assos, a hidden, artistically beautiful place that will provide you with a very relaxing experience and is worth visiting! This small village is one of the must-sees due to its harmonic mixture of picturesque elements. It's located on the hill of the small Erissos peninsula. Although its size is tiny and its population doesn't surpass 100 in number, it's a place that carries great historical significance, due to its strategic location.Its name comes from the Doric version of the Greek word island Nisos, modified to Nasos in the doric dialect. It's built above a narrow 50-meter-wide isthmus and the bay north of the isthmus functions as the port of the village. What makes its scenery unique, is its painting-like aesthetic with the beautiful architecture of the colorful pastel houses, juxtaposed with a clear view of the turquoise Ionian sea.

Fiskardo VillageFiskardo Village

Fiskardo, 280 84, Greece

Fiscardo Village is located 49.5 km north of Argostoli, the capital of Kefalonia. Lapped in hills carpeted with cypresses and olive trees, this quaint fishing village is so beautiful that it was added to Project Natura 2000 for its protection. It boasts its own port but also a marina that is considered a boaters’ paradise and is densely packed with yachts in the summertime. Harbourside, plentiful taverns, bars, and shops are waiting to welcome the visitors.Despite being a relatively cosmopolitan destination nowadays, Fiskardo possesses a couple of sites for the history buffs, such as the Venetian Lighthouse and the Roman Cemetery. Most restaurants, tavernas, cafes and bars are located along the promenade. Every single one is waiting to provide the customers with the best services. The colorful chairs and tables of the cafes catch your eye and make you want to sit and enjoy a beverage.

Crown Peters TravelCrown Peters Travel

3410 Broadway, Long Island City, NY 11106

If you are planning on extending your trip and require assistance, Crown Peters can assist you with booking domestic Greek flights, ferries, and even flights to other European countries.

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