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Visit the Enviromental Museum

The Fiskardo’s Environmental Museum is established in the old elementary school of Fiskardo, situated at the top of the hill in the village of Fiskardo possessing unique view from all sides of surrounding sea and landscape. Both the building and the land were originally donated to the village around 1940 by a rich local named Vandoros.. In 1999 the building was partially offered to FNEC in order to be refreshed and transformed into a Museum.
The entire work in the Museum was undertaken by volunteers, including repairing and refreshing the old building. Early 2000 the first part (1 room) of the Museum was ready and it started receiving visitors. The success was enormous mainly because it is a small unconventional interactive place and visitors are requested to touch in order to learn. In 2001 the Museum had changed completely and now both rooms of the building are used by FNEC volunteers.
Cruise with Jamie’s Marine Adventure from Fiscardo

Cruise the crystal waters of the Ionian on a traditional wooden caique. From the moment you arrive on board you will be totally looked after, as the group sizes are kept small to ensure a warm and friendly atmosphere. Our hotel reception can give you additional information and make reservations
 
Sail in the Ionian Sea with Captain Kavadias on a 31feet Boat!

For those who love sailing, it is an ideal way to see the beauty of the Ionian Islands. For groups up to 5 people, prices begin from €500, 00 Our hotel reception can give you additional information and make reservations
Rent a Car at Litsos Rent a Car

Rent a small or a bigger car and explore the beautiful island of Kefalonia. At Litsos you can find almost every Prices begin from €50,00.
Our hotel reception can give you additional information and make reservations

Spend a Day at Lefkada or Ithaca with Maki’s Boat Trips

Visit the Island of Lefkas or Ithaca for one day with boat excursions made several times per week organised by Nautilus, leaving from Fiskardo.
Our hotel reception can give you additional information and make reservations
Gentillini Wineries

No visit to Cephalonia is complete without a visit to the world acclaimed Gentilini Winery.
At Gentilini you'll get taste after taste of fantastically different wines, informative conversation with our staff and, if you so choose, a private or group tour of the winery with us, the producers. Afterwards you'll have the opportunity to purchase our wines to enjoy during your stay (think picnic on the beach at sunset!) or to take home with you to remind you of your holiday during the long, cold winter months.

The tours and the tastings are free, the winery is easy to find and conveniently close to Argostoli, so stop in and experience what our wines have to offer
Opening Hours
Tastings: Monday-Saturdays 10:30-2:30 and 5:30-8:30. June 1 - September 15
Tours and tastings with the producers by appointment by calling Marianna at 6932 718-730: 5:30-8:30 June 1-September 15
Directions:
Gentilini is located on the main Argostoli-Airport road, 2kms past Lassi and the White Rocks hotel.
Walk to the old Venetian lighthouse and Byzantine Church

From the road in front of Nicholas Taverna, to your left hand as you walk in the harbour, just walk along the waterfront and pass the taverna. You will go over a small fence with a makeshift gate and then follow the footpath along the peninsula. You will soon find yourself walking along a shaded and fragrant footpath amongst the pine trees. The sea will be close on your right.
A hand map is available at Reception
Walk to Dafnoudi Beach and WW2 Gun Emplacements

The enchanting walk down the narrow and windy trail to Dafnoudi Beach is truly beautiful. The track takes you through a forest of Olive and Cypress trees and a gorgeous herb scented valley leading you down to the magical pebble cove of Dafnoudi. The tricky access to the beach on foot keeps this cove secluded and quiet, however, during the day it can become busy with people arriving by boat.
A walk in this area will take you to stunning viewpoints, German gun emplacements remnants of the occupation during WW2, beautiful derelict buildings, cannon mountings used for the guns that guarded the channel and amazing tunneled caves carved into the rock previously used as ammunition stores.
A hand map is available at Reception
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