Sunset Boat Cruise from Argostoli

Experience the Greek sunset from the Ionian Sea and enjoy a relaxing ride with wine and snacks included on this sunset boat cruise from Argostoli! Kefalonia is a Greek island, located just west of the mainland. Argostoli, its capital, is a beautiful village surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, and it happens to be a cruise ship station. Whether you're coming for a couple of days or a long stay, observing the Kefalonian coastline from the Ionian Sea and the sun setting over the horizon is an unmissable experience.

On the day of your sunset boat cruise from Argostoli, you'll need to meet your Kefalonia Excursions instructor at the Daily Cruises Kefalonia office. They'll check you in and help you board, before giving you a quick safety briefing and itinerary rundown so you know where you're going and what to do to have fun.

Once everyone is ready, you'll sail off! First, you'll visit White Rocks Beach and enjoy a relaxing swim in its stunning turquoise waters. Next, you'll sail along Argostoli's coastline and enjoy the city views as the sun starts dipping in the sky. Your final stop before the main show will be at Vardiani Island, affectionately known as Rabbit Island, where you'll get to explore undisturbed natural landscapes and beautiful beaches. Then, it's time to reembark and enjoy the authentic Greek buffet and local wine prepared for you by your friendly crew and observe the sun dip into the horizon in a show of colour and light.

Don't forget to bring your swimsuit, sunscreen, a hat, comfortable clothing and shoes, and anything else you might need (medication, snacks, water, etc.) to have a wonderful experience. And keep in mind that if you want to swim during this wonderful 4-hour boat tour from Argostoli, you'll need to know how to do so independently, since your instructor will not provide any assistance.

Take your chance to experience the Greek sunset and visit a few incredible landmarks in the stunning Kefalonia. Book your sunset boat cruise from Argostoli today!