Kefalonia Sunset Cruise

Authentic Greek dinner and show in Kefalonia

Looking to level up your beach break to Kefalonia with an extra dose of traditional Greek food and lively entertainment? If so, you've come to the right place. This four-hour evening get-together, which starts around 8pm, includes everything from a buffet of typical Greek fare, live music and a dance show to round things off. The whole experience is designed to help you get to grips with Greek culture, customs and cuisine during an evening that doesn't skimp on fun.

Kefalonia flavours tour

Discover Kefalonia's beauty, flavours, and culture on this half-day guided adventure. You'll learn about the island's spiritual side during a stop at a monastery, before visiting a port where wild loggerhead turtles are known to unwind. You'll also head to a shop near here to sample some local goods. One of our local guides, Thaleia, says "loggerhead turtles migrate to parts all around Kefalonia's coastlines in spring to lay their eggs. At Argostoli Port, you've got a good chance of seeing them swimming between the docked boats. You'll start the tour with a stop at Argostoli Port, where you might see the turtles out and about if they're in the area. Then, you'll visit a local shop to taste olive oil, sweet mandola, honey, and Robola wine. From here, it's on to Agios Gerasimos Monastery.This place is regarded as one of the most sacred sites on the island, which isn't surprising since it's been around since 1560. You'll visit the monastery and your guide will tell you all about its history and the small community of monks that live there.

E-Bike Farm Tour in Kefalonia with Honey and Olive Oil Tastings

Explore Kefalonia's unspoiled farmland on an E-bike. Visit an organic bee farm and a traditional olive oil mill and savour authentic Greek experiences.

St Gerasimos Festival with Wine Tasting

Kefalonians take their traditions seriously, and the feast of St Gerasimos on August 16 is as big as they get. You'll be picked up at your hotel and transferred to the Omala Valley to celebrate their patron saint with the locals. Get the lowdown from your guide on the importance of the feast, wander around a local market, visit the monastery where his relics are held, and round off the experience with a tasting at the Robola Winery.

Kefalonia Sea Kayaking Ticket

The calm waters of the Ionian Sea surrounding Kefalonia are the perfect place to try out a new adventure-tinged activity – sea kayaking. This really is something different and an exciting way to spice up your holiday and enjoy a new sightseeing angle of the island.

Zante Boat Cruise Ticket

If exploring one beautiful Ionian island isn't enough for you, then this boat trip to Zante is the answer to your dreams. You'll glide to our near neighbour and cruise along its north coast, taking in the famous Smuggler's Cove and Blue Caves as well as visiting the costal hamlet of Agios Nikolaos. All in all, an amazing day at sea.Set sail down the coastline and you can admire every inch of Zante's beauty. The star attraction is the made-for-Instagram Smuggler's Cove – which can't be reached any other way than by sea. Here, the wrecked hull of a smuggler's ship rests on the strand.Your captain will stop by another hidden bay for a swim, before heading on to the Blue Caves. These huge natural archways in the rocks get their name from the colour of the water that laps them. We'll then dock at Agios Nikolaos, a small coastal community. You'll have free time to go to the beach or find a nice taverna for lunch before returning to Kefalonia.

Kefalonia Private Boat Rental

Fancy playing skipper for the day? Why not embark on your very own private boat cruise, exclusively for you and your party? With no licence or experience needed, you can set sail on a seven-hour trip along Kefalonia's sun-kissed coastline. Choose your own route and while away the hours making memories with friends, family and loved ones. Before you set off, you'll get a full safety briefing, showing you the ropes, and helping you plot a course. All set, you can cast off into the bright blue Ionian Sea and cruise Kefalonia's coastline and by her tiny islands – where and when you stop is at your leisure. Putter past hidden bays and into shimmering coves, and cool off with a swim.

VIP Cruise

With its pine-clad hills rolling down into rugged coves fringed by turquoise waters, Kefalonia's coastline was made for cruising. You'll hop aboard a yacht for this full day cruise, where the order of the day is to sit back with an al fresco lunch and a glass of bubbly, rounded off with swimming and snorkelling.Holidays are designed for kicking back and relaxing, and this cruise lets you do just that. You'll board the yacht in either Poros, Sami or Argostoli and begin making waves in the bright blue Ionian Sea by circling around Kefalonia's coastline and tiny islands. Hidden bays and coves will all be revealed as well as the opportunity to cool off with some snorkelling at a few chosen spots.A Mediterranean lunch will be served along with local wine, beer or soft drinks under the sun. Then continue exploring or snoozing away the afternoon, keeping watch for dolphins and turtles. As you cruise back to the port, a glass of sparkling wine will mark the end of the day.

An Evening in Argostoli with Wine Tasting

The capital of Kefalonia is that rare thing in Greece. And that's because Argostoli is one of the liveliest spots in the Ionian islands. It's not about ancient ruins here but about the buzz of strolling around the squares and the harbour. And kicking off the trip at a winery, you can raise a glass to the night ahead.

Full-day tour of Kefalonia with Lake Melissani and Fiskardo

Natural wonders, impressive beaches and pretty villages – when it comes to sightseeing, Kefalonia is an A-lister. And on this full day bus tour, you'll see some of its best bits, both above and below ground. Lake Melissani, Drogarati Cave, Fiskardo and Agia Efimia are all on the menu, as well as a photo stop at Myrtos Bay. Georgios, one of our local guides, says, ‘With around 250km of coastline, Kefalonia is home to some of the very best beaches in Greece. But if you can tear yourself away from the pristine sands, there's tonnes more to see and do.'You'll kick off your adventure on Lake Melissani, for an underground boat trip to Melissani Cave. When sunlight shines in through the opening of this cave, it creates a glistening fluorescent hue on the water below – it's a sight to behold. Georgios says, ‘There are many myths and legends surrounding the history of the lake. Some say it was named after Melissanthi, whose spirit still haunts the cave to this day. Others say it was discovered by a shepherd, who chose to spend the rest of his days here.' You'll also stop by the nearby Drogarati Cave for a chance to see its stalactites and stalagmites.Next up is a short visit to the port of Agia Efimia, before we hit Fiskardo. Here, you'll have around two hours to explore the fashionable fishing village, do a spot of souvenir shopping or grab a bite to eat in one of its many pastel-coloured tavernas. You'll round off the day at a viewpoint overlooking Myrtos beach. Lapped by clear blue waters, it's one of the most photo-worthy spots in Greece.