What to do and see in Cephalonia, Ionian Islands: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups

March 16, 2022 Kelli Reichel

The sapphire waters of Cephalonia are steeped with history. The large Greek island was home to Odysseus, the legendary king hailed in Homer’s The Odyssey. Fortunately, it won’t take you ten years to get there. Explore the enchanting caverns of the Drogarati caves, sail to Ithaca on a glass-bottomed boat or marvel at the ancient artifacts inside the Archaeological Museum of Argostoli, Cephalonia’s main town. Or just hide from it all at one of the island’s many private beach coves.
Restaurants in Cephalonia

1. Wild Nature Expeditions

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Wild Nature Expeditions

Wild Nature Expds is a Tours and Outdoor Activities office operating all year round and based near Argostoli. We are all about island tours, tailor-made tours, safaris, stargazing, canyoning, rock climbing caving, hiking and mountain biking.

2. Ionian Discoveries

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Ionian Discoveries

Stunning voyages of excitement and discovery aboard a traditional wooden kaiki. With a maximum capacity of seventeen guests the atmosphere is always kept warm and friendly. Your guide for the excursion programme is a qualified marine expert who will enlighten you on the natural history and marine life of the area. Try your hand at snorkelling or just relax on board a beautiful wooden boat and enjoy the stunning scenery! Alternatively, you may wish to charter the vessel privately and have a day or evening tailor made for you.

3. Gentilini Winery & Vineyards

Minies, Minia 281 00 Greece +30 693 271 8730 [email protected] http://www.gentilini.gr
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Gentilini Winery & Vineyards

Gentilini is a small, boutique, family run winery that produces top quality, exciting and unique wines while promoting the unique flavours and aromas of the local Kefalonian varieties. We are open every year from Easter to October for tours and tastings in the relaxed, natural setting of our garden. Our aim is to focus on your enjoyment, and we want you to leave us feeling that you have experienced something very special. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff, who speak excellent English will welcome and guide you through the wines, answering any questions you may have. All our tastings include a complimentary plate with our own organic extra virgin olive oil, local cheese, grape tomatoes and fresh bread. We also offer light snacks for those who wish to linger further over a glass of wine, and bottles may be purchased in our shop.

Reviewed By C4697GSdj

Beautiful setting with lovely hostess Sophia with a good selection of their local wines and delicious complimentary platter to enjoy the wine tasting experience This is our second visit Highly recommended

4. Kefalonia Cruise Lady O

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Kefalonia Cruise Lady O

Join us on board the luxurious Lady O for a magnificent daily or evening cruise. Visit beaches with crystal clear waters on the Ionian islands of Kefalonia and Zante, that can only be reached by boat. You may even see turtles and dolphins on the way! Known to be the first out and last to return you can be confident to have a day to remember! We offer a variety of cruises with special rates for children and are also available for private hire for all occasions. Lady O is proud to announce that they also have an AED on board with trained staff/first aiders. Lets cruise together!

5. Dias Beekeeping

Domata, Svoronata 281 00 Greece +30 2671 042166 [email protected] http://www.beekeeping.gr/dias
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Dias Beekeeping

Walk Through a Honeybee Hive with a Local Beekeeping Expert. Don a suit and head into an apiary, where you’ll see an open hive and hold a frame of live bees; conclude your visit with honey tastes. Weather permit it !!!

Reviewed By WiganMrEdwards

????????????A must to do while your in Kefalonia, you will love the vast experience of Eleni & Thanassis as they take you on a tour of the bees and tell you all about the journey they take in life, one word is fascinating, once you’ve had a cool drink and things explained, you dress in a beekeeper suit and taken to see the bees and then the laboratory to see how the honey etc is processed, then you get to taste and buy products if you wish. We felt sad to go because they make you feel so welcome. Got to be No1 attraction in Kefalonia ????????????

6. Fteri Beach

Zola Greece
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Fteri Beach

Reviewed By alexbW9436MB - Berlin, Germany

We got to Fteri Beach in September 2019 and parked our car right next to the goat farm. We walked around 40min to this wonderful beach where both the way and the way back of red and green points were marked. The path is also suitable for inexperienced hikers but has steep slopes and you should have sturdy shoes. So, if you‘re up for kind of an adventure, the beach is absolutely worth the walk. Otherwise, you can take the water taxi which is also absolutely worth the money.

7. Nautical Museum of Sami

Main Road Sami-Argostoli, Sami 28080 Greece +30 2674 022657 [email protected] http://nmsamis.gr/
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Nautical Museum of Sami

The Nautical Museum of Sami exhibits all the types of vessels of traditional Greek shipbuilding, and not only. NOTE: The Nautical Museum of Sami will welcome its visitors for the first time on April 29, the day when the inauguration will take place

Reviewed By 998achimr

So nice! Operated by the owner family who also make all the models by hand. The owner and his son also take their time to guide visitors through their museum and explain all details and important things. Not a huge museum, but owned and run by friendly people with their hearts in the right spots.

8. Monastery of Agios Gerasimos

Omala Plain Frangata Greece +30 2671 086385
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Monastery of Agios Gerasimos

Reviewed By BigAl1951 - Tibshelf, United Kingdom

I really enjoyed my visit here, even though the Monastery was closed. I was the only person there. A really beautiful building in a magnificent setting!

9. Myrtos Beach

Pylaros Ionian Islands, Cephalonia, 280 81 Greece
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Myrtos Beach

Reviewed By Brewsteronthebeach

A beach so spectacularly blue you have to pinch yourself hour after hour to check you are not dreaming. The water is immensely clear and the blueness goes on forever. It is a cove surrounded by luscious green mountains - with mountain goats for added Greek authenticity and the white sand is like silk upon the soles of Your feet. The waves are strong and the current powerful which makes it difficult to get out for a swim but it is immensely fun playing around in the waves on the vast shoreline. There are umbrellas and sun beds for a small fee of 3.50 each and a little beach bar with showers and toilets. I would recommend getting here before midday as the car park got quite busy. On the way down to the beach you must stop off at the viewpoint and film the panoramic views of the mountains meeting the ocean - I have never seen a view like it. Only A couple of warnings would be there are paragliders which land on the beach so be careful to stay out of there way and be careful with children playing in the sea without an adult. As I said the waves are powerful and will. Drag you under if you are not careful. I cannot recommend a beach to go to more highly than this for a perfect peaceful and fulfilling day on your travels.

10. Kaminia Beach

Eleios-Pronnoi 280 86 Greece
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Kaminia Beach

To reach Kaminia Beach, you must head toward Ratzakli, on the way Katelios-Skala. You will see signs for this easily accessible beach.

Reviewed By anthonyaR4922GW - Northallerton, United Kingdom

My favourite beach on the island,keep Anti Samos and the banging music,myrtos and the pebbles,give me unspoiled,sandy easy to access the sea and. Fun waves to jump into, lovely little beach bar and rock pools with fish and crabs !. turtles use the beach to lay their eggs and it's abundant with flowers in August just magical

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