
Excursions & day trips in Lefkada
Amvrakikos Gulf wildlife cruise with swim stops
Set sail from Preveza across the wildlife-rich waters of the Amvrakikos Gulf, keeping an eye out for dolphins, sea turtles and native birdlife along the way. As you cruise through this protected ecosystem, your guide will share fascinating insights into the area's unique natural beauty. There'll be time to cool off with a swim from the boat near Kefalos Island, known for its crystal-clear waters and Roman-era history, before dropping anchor at peaceful Panagia Beach for another relaxing swim. To top off your day, a light lunch featuring shrimps and a selection of cold snacks is included.
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Lefkas Slow Food Farm and olive oil tour with tastings
Level up your Lefkas plans with this delicious, culture‑packed experience. You'll visit the island's only certified Slow Food Farm – a place that champions good, clean, fair food – for a deep dive into the world of award‑winning extra virgin olive oil and see why the locals call it liquid gold. You'll wander through the farm, join tastings led by an expert and sample pairings with local products. It's real farm‑to‑table magic, perfect for foodies and curious travellers, and definitely one for the Insta feed.
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Lefkada traditional boat cruise with lunch and swim stops
Embark on a full-day boat cruise in Lefkada. Explore hidden beaches, swim in clear waters, and savor a delectable lunch onboard.
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Half-day Lefkada history tour in Greece
This tour starts high in the mountains of Lefkas near Agios Donatos, where you'll spot Cold War relics like old communication towers and observation posts from a former US Air Force site that was active in the late 20th century. From up here, the views alone are well worth the trip. Then, you'll head through forested trails to Karya and Eglouvi, where you'll check out the ancient stone vaults that once stored the island's prized mountain‑grown lentils. You'll wrap things up in the village square with a coffee or a glass of ouzo – the traditional anise drink – before heading back to your accommodation.
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Kayaking tour to Skorpios and Madouri islands from Lefkada
Embark on a kayaking journey across the Ionian Sea, exploring secluded islands and tasting authentic Greek cuisine. Book now!
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Sunset evening at Amente restaurant and bar with transfers
Head over to the west of Lefkada and make a night of it at Amente, a modern Greek restaurant and cocktail bar. Perched on a green mountainside, the sleek venue is all about the striking sunset views. You'll be looking out over the Ionian Sea from cleverly tiered levels, ensuring you get an insta-worthy view from any spot. You can choose to have dinner or just drinks, and with your transfers across the island taken care of, simply relax and enjoy the live music that gives an evening here that extra special touch.
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Farm-to-Table Private Dining at a Micro Farm in Lefkada
Enjoy a unique culinary experience with this seven course meal prepared with fresh ingredients.
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Olive Oil Experience in Lefkada
Learn more about the production of olive oil and taste a selection of it in a traditional farm in Lefkada.
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Lefkada sunset tour with Agios Nicolaos Monastery visit
Turn the wow-factor up to maximum on this sunset tour to one of the most scenic spots in the Ionian islands. You'll stop by a village famed for its honey, visit a monastery and watch the sunset by Doukato lighthouse on Cape Lefkatas. Yiannis, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The original lighthouse was destroyed in the earthquake of 1953. The approach along the cape and the views from this stunning place will take your breath away. You can often see Kefalonia and Ithaca to the south.'First, you'll be whisked to the mountain village of Dragano, known across the island for producing the island's finest honey as well as excellent olive oil. We'll take a look around the village and then sample some of that famous honey at a tasting workshop. Heading south, we'll stop at the Monastery of Agios Nicolaos, overlooking the sea. Yiannis says, ‘In the little church, there's a colourful altarpiece dating from 1799, and an important icon of St Nicholas after which the monastery is named.'The nuns sell a few of their home-grown products so you can pick up some dried herbs, olives or preserves if you like. Next, it's on to our final stop at the tip of Cape Lefkatas where we'll stay to watch the sunset. Known locally as ‘Point of the Lady', after an ancient legend, this twisting peninsula is shaped like a lightning bolt, with cliffs on the west coast and views out to sea. You'll toast sundown with a glass of bubbly before setting off to a nearby taverna.
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