As we traverse Mount Aenos, our journey leads us to Omala Valley, where stands Kefalonia’s largest religious edifice established by St. Gerasimos, the island’s patron saint, back in 1560. It’s almost a ritual to sample Kefalonia’s renowned local wine along with other traditional products, an experience made possible by a cellar and exhibition showcasing wines, spirits and local specialities of Kefalonia and the other Ionian Islands, situated in the vicinity. The journey continues onto Melissani, an underground lake, where visitors are ferried in tiny boats to marvel at the stunning stalactites and the mesmerising play of light, altering the water’s colour. A visit to Drogarati Cave, revealed to the world 300 years ago by an earthquake, is next on the agenda. From there, we proceed to Agia Efimia, a picturesque location nestled between the sea and the fir-lined mountains. Concluding the tour, capture the breath-taking views from Myrtos Bay’s hilltop on your camera.

• Please note that the total driving time between our planned stops and visits is approximately 2 hours. This ensures a smooth and comfortable travel experience, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenic route between each captivating destination
• Vessels at Lake Melissani are 12-man rowboats with rower. Passengers may experience crowds while boarding the boats during the high Season of July & August
• Visitors to Drogarati Cave must negotiate approximately 150 steep steps carved out of cave rock.
• Visitors at the Melissani Lake are not permitted to swim in order to preserve the natural environment and protect the site
• The boat ride, spanning approximately 10-15 minutes, includes entry to the cave, the duration of which depends on the number of visitors in the queue
• Recommended Dress:Smart, Casual, Comfortable footwear.Those wishing to enter the monastery must dress conservatively
• Please have available the necessary identification documents (EU Passengers-ID, International Passengers-Passport)