Visit St. Gerasimos Monastery, the largest and most important of all the island of Kefalonia.

Discover the most traditional variety of Kefalonian wine at the most distinctive winery on the island. You will have the chance to taste a selection of different wine styles, learning about the unique viticulture that makes vine-growing in Kefalonia respected worldwide.

The Cave of Drogarati is a must-see attraction of Kefalonia. It is considered one of the best caves in Greece and it is the only one with such a large room with stalactites and stalagmites.

Visit the famous cave of Melissani where the light falls on the water creating the most beautiful turquoise shades. In Greek mythology, Melissani was the cave of the nymphs.

The local harbor is lined with restaurants, tavernas, and bars which reflect an uncommercialized Greek ambiance, where travelers will have the opportunity to spend free time exploring the village and enjoy a traditional snack or coffee.

No trip to Kefalonia is complete without a photo from the world-famous beach of Myrtos! Make sure to have your cameras ready to take a picture above this stunning beach.