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A 250-year-old cliffside monastery with breathtaking views and unforgettable sunsets over the Ionian Sea.
Founded in 1759, dedicated to the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary. Open to visitors during the day. Modest dress and respectful behavior are requested. No shops or food nearby — bring water and snacks if staying long.
15 km (about a 25-minute scenic drive).
Historic lighthouse on a dramatic coastal cliff, offering panoramic sea views.
Built by the British in 1907, rebuilt in 1947 after WWII destruction. The lighthouse is not open inside, but the surrounding area is great for scenic photography, especially at sunset.
Around 17 km (30-minute drive).
Neoclassical gem housing rare books from the 16th century and cultural artifacts from Kefalonian life.
Includes lush gardens and a summer event courtyard. Great for history lovers. Occasionally hosts cultural events and exhibitions.
Just 700 meters (less than a 10-minute walk).
Bronze statue of satirical poet Andreas Laskaratos, a symbol of local pride and wit.
Created in 1961 by sculptor Thanasis Apartis, the statue notably faces away from Argostoli, humorously reflecting the island’s long-standing rivalry between its two main towns.
Located on the seafront promenade of Lixouri, just a 2-minute walk.
Interactive local sea life experience with tanks, visuals, and exhibits on Kefalonia’s marine world.
Small but charming, with five display tanks and multimedia presentations. Ideal for families and curious minds. English-speaking staff available.
400 meters (5-minute walk).
