Enjoy a boat ride to Melissani Lake. The subterranean lake of Melissani was discovered in 1951 by the speleologist Gianni Petrochilo. The internal part has collapsed along with a major part of the roof revealing a marvellous view. Crystal clear waters and unique geophysical sculptures, seen from a boat that guides you through the entire lake. An unforgettable experience.

Mount Aenos is an exceptional natural preserve boasting a forest of the unique black firs of Kefalonia (abies cephalonica). Aenos became widely known as the Monte Negro of Greece due to the dark color of the trees that seemed black when seen from far away. This beautiful National Park hosts a great variety of flora species and a rich fauna including reptiles and birds, such as the hawk, the woodpecker and the blackbird. The most important mammal found here, but unfortunately is under extinction, is the famous Aenos wild horse, which belongs to the Pindos breed and is small and very strong. Visit Aenos and become a part of nature's magic.

Argostoli is the biggest town and the capital of Kefalonia. The harbor is always a bustling and picturesque scene, especially at sunrise when the fishing boats are all coming in with their fresh catch. The promenade is a beautiful way to enjoy a waterfront stroll at any time of day as well. Sometimes you can even spot sea turtles in the waves here or near the fishing boats.