Kefalonia Highlights: Myrtos, Caves & Local Tasting

Our first stop is the famous Myrtos Beach, one of the most photographed beaches in Greece. From the panoramic viewpoint above the beach, travelers will enjoy breathtaking views of the deep blue Ionian Sea, the dramatic white cliffs, and the unique curved shape of the coastline. This stop is perfect for taking unforgettable photos and admiring the natural beauty of Kefalonia from above. Your driver will share interesting information about the area and give you time to capture the scenery before continuing to the next destination.

Next, we visit the famous Melissani Cave, one of Kefalonia’s most unique natural attractions. Travelers will have the opportunity to enter the cave and take a boat ride on its crystal-clear underground lake, where sunlight creates stunning shades of blue and turquoise on the water. During this stop, visitors will admire impressive rock formations and learn about the history and legends of the cave. This magical setting offers an unforgettable experience and incredible photo opportunities inside the cave.

Our next stop is Drogarati Cave, a spectacular underground cavern known for its impressive stalactites and stalagmites that are thousands of years old. Visitors will walk through the cave’s large chambers and admire the natural formations created over centuries. Thanks to its excellent natural acoustics, the cave is sometimes used for concerts and special events. During this visit, travelers will learn about the geological history of the cave and enjoy a unique and atmospheric experience beneath the surface of Kefalonia.

The final stop of the tour is Vasilakis Winery, where travelers will take part in a local wine tasting experience. Visitors will sample traditional Kefalonian wine varieties and enjoy a selection of local products, while learning about the island’s wine-making traditions. This stop offers a pleasant and authentic way to conclude the tour, combining taste, culture, and local hospitality before returning to the starting point.