Private Tour
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6 hours
Mobile ticket
Start your journey with a convenient pickup from your hotel or cruise port, traveling in a comfortable private vehicle with your personal driver. Begin at the captivating Drogarati Cave, an underground wonder adorned with stunning stalactites and stalagmites. Next, visit Melissani Lake, the enchanting Cave of the Nymphs, where myths and beauty intertwine.
Continue to the cosmopolitan village of Fiscardo, renowned for its vibrant harbor, charming streets, and colorful architecture. Stroll leisurely, explore quaint shops, and enjoy its unique charm. Conclude your day with a photo stop above Myrtos Beach, where turquoise waters meet dramatic cliffs, offering unforgettable views. This excursion blends convenience, natural wonders, and island highlights seamlessly.
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Drogarati Cave
Explore Drogarati cave with the remarkable formations of stalactites and stalagmites. This magnificent cave opened to the public in 1963 and was discovered about 300 years ago. It is also famous for its excellent acoustics. Several concerts have taken place in the cave. Even famous Opera singer Maria Callas gave her appearance.
Melissani Cave
Take a boat ride into Melissani, Lake of the Nymphs, a lake – cave of unique beauty and see how the sunrays lighten up the crystal clear water to an unreal bright turquoise. It constitutes of a unique geological phenomenon. Seawater disappear into swallow holes near Argostoli and appear again after 15 days as backwater in the cave’s lake which is situated 30cm above sea level. The cave is shaped like a B and a part of the roof has collapsed about three thousand years ago.
Pickup included
Operated by Kefalonia Sightseeing & Tours