Sailing from the Adriatic to the Ionian Sea

We will start at Montenegro

Corfu

Corfu is the northernmost Greek island in the Ionian Sea. Orange gardens, olive groves, Greek wine - you will find all this in Corfu. Beautiful nature and ancient history attract not only ordinary tourists but also celebrities, many of whom have their own houses here. In Corfu, you will find the remains of ancient settlements, ancient architecture, and small cozy villages with taverns that offer delicious Greek dishes.

Lefkada

Lefkada Island is the only island in Greece where you can drive by car through a 50-meter pontoon bridge or the embankment. On the way to the island along the bridge, there is the fortress of Santa Mafra. Lefkada is a mountainous island. The highest mountain here is Stavrog, 1,158 meters high. On the west coast of the island, there are beautiful sandy beaches, on the east - pebble beaches in cozy bays and a lot of vegetation.

Ithaca

If you studied at school, then you definitely heard about Ithaca, because here the main character of the Illiad and Odyssey of Homer lived. Ithaca is rich in archaeological heritage and, like all of Greece, clean beaches and rich vegetation. The capital of Ithaka is the city of Vati with Venetian architecture. The second largest city is Stavros. A mountain road with a stunning view leads from Vati to Stavros.

Cephalonia

Cephalonia is located in the very center of the Ionian Sea. Here, there is something to do both for beach lovers and active tourists. The main attractions of Kefalonia are Myrtos beach, Drogarti caves, Katavotres, a castle on the Assos peninsula, Melissani cave lake.

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