Sami is located at the northeast part of the island, which is a very busy place due to its port. It offers choices for food and coffee at its coastal parts of the island. Its location is ideal since it is close to Drogarati cave, Melisani lake and Antisamos beach.

Agia Eufimia is a small traditional village located 9 kilometers north of Sami. Agia Efimia is overrun during summer by yachts and sailing boats, while there are also restaurants, traditional tavernas, bars and also small scattered beaches throughout the area.

Myrtos is one of the most famous Greek beaches and it’s also the island’s trademark. Myrtos is international every year awarded with GNTO’s blue flag. Certainly it will take your breath away with its wonderful combination of azure and green. Myrtos beach is located almost 30 kilometers far from Argostoli.

“Kefalonian Buses” take you exactly next to the beach.

Near Sami lies Drogarati cave. The cave itself it’s impressive with 60 meters depth, stable temperature of 18^C and with amazing formation from stalagmites and stalactites. The cave’s perfect acoustic in it’s great hall, the “Apotheosis parlor” will arouse your interest.

West of Sami you will be able to meet Karavomylos, a small scenic village built next to a small lake of which waters connect with katavothres in Argostoli. If you find yourself to Karavomylos you should combine your tour with a visit to Drogkarati cave, Melisani lake and at Antisamos beach.

Antisamos is a beach that touched Hollywood, so you will be definitely moved too.

The beach was chosen for the film making of “Captain’s Corelis mandolin” movie, upgrading that way the island’s popularity. Antisamos is located 4 kilometers far from Sami and offers a wonderful view of south Ithaca.

“Kefalonian Buses” take you exactly next to the beach.

The Roman Villa of Agia Eufimia is located at the edges of the town on the road that connects Agia Eufimia and Fiscardo. The excavations were completed in early 2000’s and the village is open to the public with free entrance

In a short range from Karavomylos town, Melissani lake lies hidden at a special underground cave lagoon of the island. According to the legend nymph Melissanthi was drown after falling into it, because her love to god Panas did not find response. Following an underground route, visitors have the ability to find themselves with a boat in the lake and get all necessary information from the guide.