• Drogarati Cave - Located just 3 km from Sami, Drogarati Cave is in the same region as the renowned Melissani Lake. It was uncovered 300 years ago when an earthquake caused part of the cave to collapse, forming an entrance. Like Melissani Cave, Drogarati was also explored by speleologists Anna and Yiannis Petrochilos, who accessed it using ropes and ladders.
• Melissani Cave - The Cave of Melissani in Kefalonia: Positioned just outside Sami, the Cave of Melissani holds a unique allure. It is a must-visit destination for tourists in Greece. Remarkably, the cave houses a lake surrounded by trees and forests. The cave is B-shaped, featuring two chambers or halls divided by land or an island in the center. Centuries ago, the roof of one hall collapsed, allowing sunlight to stream in. The lake’s depth ranges from 20 to 30 meters. At noon, when the sun is directly overhead, the sunlight striking the turquoise-blue waters creates a magical effect, illuminating the entire Cave of Melissani with a blue glow.
• Myrtos Beach - Myrtos Beach is internationally acclaimed and frequently featured in travel magazines as one of the best beaches in Greece and worldwide. It has received numerous awards for its cleanliness and natural beauty.

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Embark on a sightseeing tour to explore two of Kefalonia’s prominent attractions, Drogarati Cave and Melissani Lake. Witness the awe-inspiring stalactites and stalagmites, navigate through the lake in a cozy rowboat. Capture remarkable memories at the island’s most picturesque beach. Despite all you might have been told about the prizewinning beach in Kefalonia, nothing truly readies you for the captivating spectacle of nature that unfolds as you arrive at Myrtos.(PHOTO STOP).

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