Drogarati Cave – A Natural Wonder of Kefalonia Discover the breathtaking Drogarati Cave, one of Kefalonia’s most impressive natural attractions. Formed over thousands of years, this underground marvel features stunning stalactites and stalagmites, creating a magical and mysterious atmosphere. The "Concert Hall" – Nature’s Stage A highlight of the cave is the "Concert Hall", a vast chamber with exceptional acoustics, where renowned artists have performed unforgettable concerts in a truly unique setting. An Unforgettable Experience Easily accessible and naturally cool, Drogarati Cave is perfect for families, nature lovers, and adventure seekers. Step into this underground wonder and experience one of Kefalonia’s most extraordinary sights!

Driving to Melissani Lake for 10 minutes, and visiting the lake by boat for 40 minutes. Explore the cave of the nymphs and the famous Melissani Lake. Enjoy a relaxing boat ride on the turquoise waters as the sun shines into the cave.

Driving to Myrtos 20 minutes and stopping for photography 20 minutes. Photo-stop and take in the wonderful views of Myrtos Bay. Myrtos is situated in the west part of the island. It is described as the most dramatic beach in Greece, it has dazzling white pebbles and a unique colour of light blue. It has won many awards, especially “the best Greek beach award” 12 times. Myrtos was also used in the film “Captain Corelli’s mandolin”, for the scene of the main explosion. Driving back to our starting point 50 minutes.