Embark on a journey through some of Kefalonia’s most awe-inspiring natural and cultural landmarks.

Begin with a visit to the impressive Drogarati Cave, known for its dramatic formations of stalactites and stalagmites sculpted over millions of years. Discovered around 300 years ago and opened to the public in 1963, this vast underground chamber is not only a geological marvel but also an acoustic wonder. Its exceptional sound quality has made it a venue for concerts and even attracted legendary performers like opera diva Maria Callas, who once filled the cavern with her powerful voice.

Next, glide across the mystical waters of Melissani Lake, often referred to as the Lake of the Nymphs. As you drift through the cave by boat, watch in awe as sunlight pierces through the open roof, illuminating the crystal-clear turquoise waters with an ethereal glow. This lake-cave is a rare geological phenomenon—a natural masterpiece where seawater disappears into sinkholes near Argostoli and reemerges 15 days later in Melissani, despite the lake being 30cm above sea level. The cave’s collapsed roof, which gave it its magical ambiance, dates back over 3,000 years.

Continue to the iconic Myrtos Beach viewpoint, where you'll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of one of the world’s most photographed beaches. With its white pebbles, vivid blue waters, and dramatic surrounding cliffs, it’s the perfect place to pause and capture stunning photos.

Finally, wrap up your experience with an intimate wine-tasting session at a traditional seaside local shop. Guided by a knowledgeable sommelier, you’ll explore the flavors, history, and passion behind Kefalonia’s renowned wines. It’s the perfect ending to a day filled with natural wonders, cultural discoveries, and unforgettable flavors.