Step off your cruise ship and explore the heart of Kefalonia on this 4-hour guided walking shore excursion in Argostoli. Perfect for first-time visitors, this tour combines history, scenic views, and local flavors—all within walking distance from the port.
Stroll through Argostoli’s charming streets and visit the Korgialenio History Museum to learn about the island’s rich past and the 1953 earthquake. Wander along Lithostroto Street, browse local shops, and snap a photo at the iconic Bell Tower. Cross the historic De Bosset Bridge and enjoy panoramic views of the bay.
Discover the serene Koutavos Lagoon, home to birds and turtles, before concluding at a traditional seaside venue for a Kefalonian wine tasting hosted by a professional sommelier. Sample local wines, learn about their origins, and savor the island’s authentic flavors.
This small-group shore excursion starts and ends at the Cruise Ship Terminal, making it perfect for cruise passengers. Comfortable shoes recommended.
Stroll through the city’s charming streets as you hear captivating stories about its past, traditions, and local life. Enjoy coastal views and learn how the town has evolved through the centuries.
Enter one of Kefalonia’s most important cultural institutions. Discover historical displays, local artifacts, and the dramatic events that shaped the island—especially the powerful 1953 earthquake.
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Argostoli’s well-loved pedestrian street. Browse small shops, enjoy the aromas of family-owned bakeries, and take a memorable photo at the iconic Bell Tower.
Cross one of Argostoli’s most impressive landmarks. Built in 1813, the De Bosset Bridge is the longest stone bridge ever constructed over seawater. Your guide shares its remarkable story while you enjoy spectacular views across the bay.
Continue your walk into the peaceful scenery of Koutavos Lagoon, a beautiful natural habitat home to birds and often sea turtles. This quiet, green area offers a refreshing contrast to the busy town center and wonderful photo opportunities.
Your final stop is a traditional seaside venue where a skilled sommelier welcomes you for a tasting of Kefalonia’s signature wines. Learn about local grape varieties, winemaking traditions, and savor the island’s unique flavors.
Cephalonia, the largest of the Ionian Islands, is renowned for its stunning beaches, dramatic landscapes, and charming traditional villages. Known for its crystal-clear waters, lush greenery, and rich history, it offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
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A traditional sweet pie made with local cheese, honey, and cinnamon.
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This is the peak tourist season with warm, sunny weather and vibrant island life. Beaches are crowded, and all attractions are fully operational.
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Cephalonia is a safe destination with low crime rates. However, standard precautions should be taken to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
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Affordable and reliable, but schedules can be limited. Buses are a good option for reaching popular destinations.
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