Melissani, Assos, Fiskardo & Myrtos Private Tour

Assos is lined by pretty coloured houses, a small shady square and the remains of the 15th century Venetian castle up on the hill above the village making it a popular choice for visitors. There is also a small pebbly beach offering clear waters and stunning views across the bay. Foki Beach is a small, picturesque pebbly cove near Fiskardo, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, calm atmosphere, and dense olive and pine trees providing natural shade. It is highly popular for family swimming and exploring nearby sea caves, often featuring anchored boats. Fiskardo is the only village which was left untouched by the 1953 earthquake and where the original Venetian style buildings are still visible. This has now become popular with the rich and famous and the harbour is lined with luxury yachts in amongst the traditional fishing boats. After leaving Fiskardo we will have a leisurely drive back down the coast, stopping for a photo opportunity above the stunning Myrtos Beach.

1. 1

   Melissani Cave

   30 min

   Explore the magical Melissani Cave with a scenic boat ride

2. 2

   Assos

   50 min

   Travelling in a private minivan up the western coast, our first stop of the day will be at the secluded village of Assos. Assos is lined by pretty coloured houses, a small shady square and the remains of the 15th century Venetian castle up on the hill above the village making it a popular choice for visitors. There is also a small pebbly beach offering clear waters and stunning views across the bay. A 45 minute stop will allow time for a coffee and to explore the village.

3. 3

   Foki Beach

   1 hour

   Foki Beach (or Phoki) is a small, picturesque pebbly cove near Fiskardo in northern Kefalonia, renowned for its crystal-clear, deep green waters, calm atmosphere, and dense olive and pine trees providing natural shade. It is highly popular for family swimming, snorkeling, and exploring nearby sea caves, often featuring anchored boats.

4. 4

   Fiscardo

   2.5 hours

   Fiskardo is the only village which was left untouched by the 1953 earthquake and where the original Venetian style buildings are still visible. This has now become popular with the rich and famous and the harbour is lined with luxury yachts in amongst the traditional fishing boats. We will spend 2 hours here in order to browse the narrow streets and the local shops or enjoy lunch (not included) in one of the waterfront tavernas.

5. 5

   Myrtos Beach

   20 min

   After leaving Fiskardo we will have a leisurely drive back down the coast, stopping for a photo opportunity above the stunning Myrtos Beach. Myrtos has been described as "one of the most dramatic beaches in Greece", with its "mile-and-a-half long arc of dazzling white pebbles.] It was used as the location for the mine explosion episode in the film Captain Corelli's Mandolin

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

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