Glide along Kefalonia’s dramatic limestone coast by luxury RIB — a full-day, small-group cruise that reaches secluded beaches and sea caves inaccessible from land. Expect snorkeling, SUP and Seabob time, local snacks and panoramic stops at Fteri and Myrtos.
Glide along Kefalonia’s dramatic limestone coast by luxury RIB — a full-day, small-group cruise that reaches secluded beaches and sea caves inaccessible from land. Expect snorkeling, SUP and Seabob time, local snacks and panoramic stops at Fteri and Myrtos.
Morning light slices the limestone cliffs as the RIB powers out of Argostoli harbor, engine thrumming and spray daring you to step forward.
From the boat's deck the coastline unrolls — sheer white faces, hidden coves, and water so clear you can see the seabed shift beneath your fins.
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Operated by Kefalonia Excursions · Argostoli, Ionian Islands
Morning light slices the limestone cliffs as the RIB powers out of Argostoli harbor, engine thrumming and spray daring you to step forward.
From the boat's deck the coastline unrolls — sheer white faces, hidden coves, and water so clear you can see the seabed shift beneath your fins.
The Ionian shoreline around Kefalonia is largely Miocene limestone sculpted by wind and waves; caves, undercuts and steep cliffs are common features. Human history here is maritime — small fishing settlements, Venetian-period trading posts and a culture shaped by the sea, so expect simple tavernas and warm hospitality when you return to Argostoli.
This full-day luxury RIB cruise links secluded stops like Platia Ammos, Agia Eleni, Fteri, Ammidi, Gianiskari Cave, Aspros Gialos and the iconic Myrtos Beach. Small-group capacity (about 10 people) keeps visits intimate while the crew supplies snacks, towels, Wi‑Fi and water toys including SUPs and a Seabob. Snorkel over Posidonia meadows, watch for dolphins, or relax on deck; the boat moves briskly between coves so you see more coastline than you could by land.
Practical guidance: meet at Argostoli Port opposite Dash Café; the trip is ~8 hours and suitable for most fitness levels though comfort in open water and basic swimming are useful. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, shore shoes for pebbles, a light wind layer for open water, and a dry bag for valuables. If prone to seasickness sit midship and take preventative measures before departure. Best months May–September for calm seas and warm water.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most active travelers; comfortable swimming ability recommended for snorkeling and water toys.
Meet at Argostoli Port, opposite Dash Café in the waterfront parking area; the crew will be waiting to check you in.
The tour is advertised as suitable for most fitness levels, but non-swimmers should remain cautious and use provided flotation aids; check host age limits for young children.
Stops include snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding and Seabob/sea scooter use—crew provide basic instruction and safety briefings.
Full refund available if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather.
The island’s coast reflects a mixed legacy of geological uplift and centuries of maritime culture, with Venetian influence evident in regional architecture and harbor design.
Kefalonian waters host sensitive Posidonia seagrass beds and marine life; visitors are encouraged to use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid anchoring on meadows and pack out all trash.
Kefalonia Excursions operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Morning light slices the limestone cliffs as the RIB powers out of Argostoli harbor, engine thrumming and spray daring you to step forward.
From the boat's deck the coastline unrolls — sheer white faces, hidden coves, and water so clear you can see the seabed shift beneath your fins.
Morning light slices the limestone cliffs as the RIB powers out of Argostoli harbor, engine thrumming and spray daring you to step forward.
From the boat's deck the coastline unrolls — sheer white faces, hidden coves, and water so clear you can see the seabed shift beneath your fins.
The Ionian shoreline around Kefalonia is largely Miocene limestone sculpted by wind and waves; caves, undercuts and steep cliffs are common features. Human history here is maritime — small fishing settlements, Venetian-period trading posts and a culture shaped by the sea, so expect simple tavernas and warm hospitality when you return to Argostoli.
This full-day luxury RIB cruise links secluded stops like Platia Ammos, Agia Eleni, Fteri, Ammidi, Gianiskari Cave, Aspros Gialos and the iconic Myrtos Beach. Small-group capacity (about 10 people) keeps visits intimate while the crew supplies snacks, towels, Wi‑Fi and water toys including SUPs and a Seabob. Snorkel over Posidonia meadows, watch for dolphins, or relax on deck; the boat moves briskly between coves so you see more coastline than you could by land.
Practical guidance: meet at Argostoli Port opposite Dash Café; the trip is ~8 hours and suitable for most fitness levels though comfort in open water and basic swimming are useful. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, shore shoes for pebbles, a light wind layer for open water, and a dry bag for valuables. If prone to seasickness sit midship and take preventative measures before departure. Best months May–September for calm seas and warm water.