Commence a scenic island drive through olive groves and vineyards. Passing through the Mount Aenos you will visit the Robola Winery and taste the famous Robola variety of wine.

Travel to the Monastery of Saint Gerasimos, patron saint of Kefalonia. The convent, which is still used daily and where the friendly nuns designate the sights, the silver shrine with the holy relics of Saint Gerasimos, but also the cave where Saint Gerasimos lived for many years. A special place to visit.

Explore the Drogarati Cave, a true geological monument. The atmosphere inside the cave overwhelms its visitors. The Drogarati cave is famous for its acoustics. Orchestras have held concerts and opera singers such as Maria Callas have sung here.

Visit the geological phenomenon that is the Melissani Lake, which is in an underground cave, the beautiful cave-lake of the Nymphs. A real gem, discovered in the 1950s. The stalactites that decorate its walls betray its true age, which is estimated at 16,000 to 20,000 years. Enjoy a relaxing boat ride on the turquoise waters as the sun shines into the cave.

Spend time at Kefalonia’s capital, Argostoli. Take a walk to the historic De Bosset Bridge, the largest stone bridge above the sea level in Europe. Visit the Orthodox Church of St. Spiridonas, the church of St. Nicholas which is the unique Catholic Church in Kefalonia and at the end of the pedestrian street enter the Clock Tower in Kambana Square (the Bell Tower), which offers magnificent panoramic views of the city. Have lunch at one of the traditional taverns and go shopping to find traditional products and souvenirs.