Start your evening with a visit to Katavothres, where seawater enters cracks near the shore and disappears, following an underground route across the whole island. Then, head to the Lighthouse of Saint Theodore, which helped ships avoid the rocks two centuries ago.

Continue to the monument of the Italians over the pine-tree-covered “round of Lassi.” On top of the hill, see a monument of modern history of Kefalonia, created in honor of the thousands of Italians who fell in World War II.

Next, walk on the De Bosset Bridge, which has been in existence since 1813. If you’re lucky, you might see the sea turtles Caretta-Caretta. Finally, enjoy free time to shop on the famous Lithostroto Street, have dinner at one of Kefalonia’s well-known restaurants, or enjoy drinks in popular bars and clubs.