Our kayak tour takes us to the south of Fiskardo. Countless caves with turquoise water surrounded by wooded hills characterize the landscape. Passing Phoki Bay we reach a large cave leading to some tunnels, the remains of a limestone quarry.

Later we reach Evreti Bay, where we have time to snorkel above three sunken fishing boats. Here we have our lunch break before returning to Fiskardo. The rest of the day is spent in Fiskardo, where we visit the local environmental museum, hike to the old lighthouse, and have time to shop or simply relax in a café.

If you’re in the mood for something sweet, head to Melina for delicious homemade cakes. The lemon tart and chocolate soufflé are to die for!

You are sure to be enchanted by the spectacular sight of this multi-faceted landscape. At the end of the tour, we reach a natural fjord almost a mile long, where the charming village of Sivota is nestled into the landscape.

The “pearl of Lefkas” is the perfect place for a stroll or a swim at the beach. We check-in at the accommodation overlooking the entire bay and end the eventful day in a traditional taverna.

Along the way we pass the Papanikolas Cave, named after a Greek submarine, that found safe shelter here during World War II. We stop at the small sandy beach inside the cave for a picnic and a swim. Afterwards, we continue paddling towards the bay of Spartochori on Meganisi.

Here we spend the next two nights. In the evening we walk up to the traditional island village where time seems to have stood still. A stroll along the narrow streets takes us back to times long past. Dinner and overnight in Spartochori.

It doesn’t take much imagination to guess why Onassis loved this island so much: Skorpios is exceptionally beautiful! Its rich vegetation and secluded beaches exude a particularly special charm.

Once we have circumnavigated the islet and enjoyed its beauty, we return to Spartochori on Meganisi. The wonderful beach bar and the white pebble beach with its crystal-clear water are the perfect places to relax after our wonderful day!

Kalamos is completely off the beaten tourist track and is an island paradise that to this day has been treasured and kept secret by the locals. First, we drive along the forested north coast of Kalamos until we stop near the village of the same name at a pebble beach where we have time for another swim.

This is also the location of our accommodation today. In the evening, we walk into the village for dinner.

We take a break in the island’s tiny village and enjoy a delicious iced frappe. There is also time for a swim before we paddle to Atokos. This uninhabited but enchanting islet lies five nautical miles from Kastos in the midst of turquoise waters.

A small boat awaits us here to transfer us to Vathy on Ithaca. The wonderful capital of the island, once home to the mythical King Odysseus, lies in a fjord-like natural bay and is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful natural harbors in Greece.

You could enjoy the unique atmosphere of the town, spend a day on the beach, or you could come with us and explore the island: We visit the Odysseus Museum, the Katharon Monastery, the village of Kioni and take short walks to the most beautiful viewpoints on Ithaca with anyone who would like to join.

Those who visit Ithaca are sure to fall in love with its unique charm! 

Arriving on Kefalonia, we go ashore at the bay of Antisamos, which, along with many other places on the island, was used as a film location for the Hollywood movie “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin”. Enjoy the wonderful blue sea again and swim or snorkel one last time.

We are picked up from the bay later and transferred back to Livathos, where we spend the last night of the trip.