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Discover Kefalonia's Blue Cave Boat Cruise with shipwreck photo stop, exploring stunning caves, secluded beaches, and Zakynthos highlights in a 7-hour adventure.
If you’re looking for a full-day boat tour from Kefalonia to Zakynthos that combines spectacular scenery, iconic sights, and authentic Greek charm, this Blue Cave Boat Cruise & Shipwreck Photo Stop offers an excellent choice. Priced at $85 per person and lasting around 7 hours, this tour departs from Poros port. It is perfect for those wanting to see the famous Blue Caves, Navagio Beach, and explore local villages, all in one well-organized trip. The tour has earned a strong rating of 4.5 out of 5 from 96 reviews, with many praising the professional crew, the beautiful locations, and the good value for money.
While the trip is packed with highlights, it’s worth noting that food and drinks are not included, so bringing your own water and snacks is advisable. The tour is suitable for travelers who enjoy scenic boat rides, natural landscapes, and authentic cultural stops. People with mobility issues should be aware that the activity may not be suitable for them, and transportation to Poros port is not included. This 7-hour adventure offers a memorable way to experience some of Greece’s most iconic coastal sights.


The tour begins at Valsamis Cruises in Poros port, a central location easily accessible with a short walk from local cafes or the well-known Remetzo Cafe. Travelers are advised to arrive 15 minutes before departure to ensure a smooth boarding process. The boat sets sail from this convenient point, making it simple to fit into a day’s plans.
The meeting point is clearly indicated, and the crew speaks English, ensuring smooth communication throughout the day. No transportation to the port is provided, so plan accordingly, especially if arriving from other parts of Kefalonia.
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The Blue Caves are a major highlight of this tour, often praised for their dazzling shades of blue and mysterious rock formations. The boat cruise allows visitors to enter inside these caves, where the sunlight reflects off the water, creating a vibrant display of colors on the rocky walls.
This stop lasts approximately 30 minutes, giving ample opportunity to take photos and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. The guides are knowledgeable, explaining the geological features, and making sure everyone gets a chance to capture the perfect shot. The caves are accessible by boat, and the crystal-clear waters invite swimming if you wish.

The Navagio Beach, known for its wrecked ship on the shore and dramatic cliffs, is a major draw on this tour. The 40-minute stop here is perfect for photos of the famous shipwreck, with plenty of space to explore the surrounding viewpoints.
The beach’s dramatic setting makes it one of the most photographed spots in Greece. However, since the tour is a day trip, it’s important to manage expectations about time available for walking around or relaxing on the sand. Many find the photo stop enough to appreciate the beach’s beauty, while others may wish for more time to swim or sunbathe.

The itinerary includes several swimming stops at secluded coves, allowing travelers to dive into the clear waters and enjoy some peaceful moments away from crowds. These stops are often at less-visited beaches and caves, providing a sense of natural tranquility.
One such stop at Mounda Beach lasts about an hour, with time for swimming and relaxing. The crew facilitates safe swimming, and the calm waters make it suitable for all levels. Many reviews highlight the friendly guides’ efforts to rotate the boat at scenic spots so everyone has a chance to take photos and enjoy the environment.
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A visit to Alykanas village offers a chance to experience local life in Greece. This stop lasts about an hour, during which visitors can stroll through charming streets, interact with locals, and sample regional dishes if they wish. The village’s quaint atmosphere and friendly residents provide a welcoming break from the busy coastlines.
Travelers often appreciate the opportunity to taste authentic Greek cuisine, unwind, and absorb the warm hospitality. The stop is flexible, giving plenty of opportunity to take photos, shop for souvenirs, or simply enjoy the scenery.

While the itinerary is structured, reviews indicate the crew is flexible, sometimes adjusting stops based on weather and guests’ interests. For example, some trips skip specific beaches to provide additional swimming or sightseeing time at other locations, which many see as a positive.
The timing at each stop is typically enough for photos, exploration, and relaxation—for example, 1.5 hours in Zakynthos gives enough freedom for a leisurely meal and rest.
It’s also noted that water and refreshments are not available for purchase onboard, so bringing your own water is recommended, especially given the hot weather.

The tour requires travelers to bring a passport or ID card, swimwear, towel, and sunscreen. Since luggage or large bags are not permitted onboard, packing light is best.
The activity is not suitable for people with mobility impairments, and no transportation is provided to the port, so plan your arrival in advance. The crew speaks English, ensuring clear guidance and explanations throughout the day.

Many reviews highlight the friendly and knowledgeable crew, who explain each stop and rotate the boat to ensure everyone gets good photo opportunities. The boat itself is described as clean and comfortable, making the day enjoyable from start to finish.
The guides’ informative approach and attention to guest comfort are often praised, contributing to a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Some mention that extra time at key locations, like Zakynthos, enhances the overall experience.

At $85 per person, the tour is considered great value, especially given the spectacular scenery and diverse stops included. The reviews consistently mention that the cost matches the quality, with many noting the generous swimming times and beautiful sights.
Some reviewers mention that food and drinks are not included, so bringing your own is recommended. Others suggest that additional options like bus transfers could improve convenience, but overall, the feedback is positive.
This 7-hour boat trip from Kefalonia offers a comprehensive and beautiful exploration of Zakynthos’s coastline and famous sights. The Blue Caves, Navagio Beach, and Alykanas village are the highlights, with plenty of opportunities for photos, swimming, and culture.
The friendly crew, well-organized stops, and spectacular scenery make this tour a solid choice for travelers seeking a balanced mix of adventure and relaxation. While food is not included, bringing your own supplies ensures you stay refreshed during the hot summer day.
People who enjoy natural coastal beauty, iconic landmarks, and authentic village visits will find this tour worthwhile. It’s especially suitable for those who appreciate a flexible itinerary and professional guidance. This Blue Cave & Shipwreck trip provides a memorable way to discover some of Greece’s most stunning coastal treasures.
“Great experience overall – clean and comfortable boat and smooth journey. We didnt do exactly what was outlined in the itinerary as we had to skip …”
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 7 hours, with each stop lasting between 15 to 40 minutes.
Where does the tour depart from?
It departs from Valsamis Cruises at Poros Port.
What is included in the price?
The price includes the full-day boat tour, on-board crew, life jackets, and insurance.
Are food and drinks provided?
No, food and drinks are not included, so it’s best to bring your own water and snacks.
Is the tour suitable for children or people with mobility issues?
It is not suitable for those with mobility impairments, and there are no specific mentions of child-friendly facilities, so check your group’s needs beforehand.
Do I need to bring anything special?
Yes, bring passport or ID, swimwear, towel, and sunscreen. Luggage or large bags are not allowed on the boat.
Can the stops be changed or skipped?
Yes, the crew can adjust the itinerary based on weather and guest preferences, sometimes skipping beaches for extra swimming or sightseeing.
What languages are spoken onboard?
The activity’s host or greeter speaks English.
Is there a cancellation policy?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
How do I book this tour?
Reservations can be made online, with the option to reserve now and pay later for flexibility.
This Blue Cave Boat Cruise & Shipwreck Photo Stop from Kefalonia combines the beauty of Greece’s coastline with authentic cultural stops, offering a memorable, well-organized day at a reasonable price.
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