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Corfu: Paxos & Antipaxos Blue Caves Boat Tour with Lunch★ 4.58 (1,724) · 6h–10h
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Cephalonia: Argostoli Boat Cruise & Three Beaches with Wine★ 4.94 (1,283) · 7h
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Zakynthos: Navagio Beach & Blue Caves Boat Tour with Cliff Views★ 4.61 (1,446) · 7h–9h
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Paxos & Antipaxos Blue Caves from Corfu: Boat Tour & Swimming★ 4.61 (844) · 10h€ 45View ›
Lefkada Islands: Beach BBQ Cruise, Cave Swim & Meganisi Village★ 4.96 (576) · 8h€ 79View ›
Corfu: Governor’s Olive Mill Tour & Olive Oil Tasting with Pickup★ 4.91 (526) · 4h 30m€ 68View ›
Sea Kayaking and Snorkeling at Mikros Gialos: Blue Cave★ 4.98 (498) · 4h€ 50View ›
Corfu: Private Yacht Cruise with Swim Stops & Drinks★ 4.92 (443) · 2h–8h€ 380View ›
Kefalonia Airport to Argostoli: English Driver & Private Taxi★ 4.95 (420) · 1h–8h€ 40View ›
Kefalonia Wine Tour: Vineyards, Olive Groves & Local Tastings★ 4.97 (403) · 4h–5h€ 90View ›Top rated (10)
Zakynthos: Private Speedboat Tour to Shipwreck & Blue CavesYou’ll zip along Zakynthos’ north coast by private speedboat with an English-speaking captain, slipping into the neon waters of the Blue Caves, snapping photos at Navagio Beach’s famous shipwreck, and stopping wherever you want for a swim or lunch. It’s relaxed but full of those little moments that stick with you long after you’re home.
Greek Cooking Class Zakynthos: Make Stifado & Spinach PieYou’ll start your morning making Greek iced coffee or mountain tea before diving into hands-on recipes with a local chef in Zakynthos. Taste classic dishes like spinach pie and stiffado as you cook, hear island stories over lunch with wine, and leave with new skills plus full bellies. It’s relaxed, real, and surprisingly fun.
Half-day sailing cruise Corfu: Swim at remote beachesA half-day sailing cruise on Corfu's northeastern coast stops at remote beaches accessible only by water—Strogylo, Barbati, Kalami and Kerasia—where you swim in turquoise lagoons, use snorkeling equipment and water toys, and relax on a luxury yacht with an experienced crew. The boat carries drinks, snacks, fresh towels and a restroom; WiFi and a wireless speaker are on board, and the crew arranges details for birthdays, proposals and other celebrations.Is it for me?The pace is leisurely—you anchor and swim rather than sail continuously—so it suits anyone comfortable in the water and ready to spend four hours on a boat. Infants and small children can come along, and the crew handles setup for celebrations or quiet family time.
Zakynthos: Shipwreck Beach & Blue Caves Speedboat TourYou’ll ride a speedboat along Zakynthos’ northwest coast with just 10 guests, swim in crystal waters at Shipwreck Beach and Blue Caves, soak up views from hidden cliffs, and share lunch overlooking vineyards in Kampi. Expect salty hair, laughter with locals, and moments you’ll remember long after you’ve rinsed off the sand.
Corfu Old Town: Food & Culture Walking Tour with LunchYou’ll wander Corfu’s Old Town with a local guide who shares stories as you sample warm pies straight from the oven, taste olive oil in tiny shops, meet welcoming vendors, and end with a proper Corfiot lunch. Expect laughter over ginger beer, quiet moments in historic alleys, and flavors that linger long after you leave.
Paxos & Antipaxos Blue Caves Cruise from Corfu: 8 hours, 20 guests maxYou cruise to three islands in eight hours, swimming at the Blue Caves and Vrika Beach, exploring Gaios Port on foot, and snorkeling in the Blue Lagoon where you feed fish by hand. The boat holds 20 people maximum and docks directly at beaches, so you skip the crowded-boat feeling and the wade-through-the-shallows part. Prosecco, snorkeling gear, lunch time ashore, and crew photos are all included; you just need to show up at Lefkimmi Port.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Paxos and Antipaxos without the chaos of a big group boat, and you're comfortable spending most of the day in or near the water. The small group size and direct beach access are what make it feel less like a tour and more like a day with people who know the islands.
Corfu: Paleokastritsa & Glyfada Private Beach Tour PickupYou’ll float in Paleokastritsa’s clear waters, visit a hilltop monastery with sea views, and unwind on Glyfada’s golden sand—all with private pickup from Corfu port and a friendly local driver who knows every shortcut. Expect simple pleasures: salty air, warm sun, maybe even a laugh trying out your Greek.
Zakynthos: Ceramic Workshop with Dionysia & Farm WalkYou arrive at a ceramic studio nestled in an olive grove, spend three hours shaping clay under guidance from the artist who owns the space, and walk among thousand-year-old trees afterward. Your two finished pieces get fired and either collected after three days or shipped to your address, so you leave with a real souvenir or the promise of one arriving later.Is it for me?Right for families, friends, or solo travelers who want to make something tangible in Zakynthos without needing any prior pottery experience. The three-hour duration fits a morning or afternoon, and the firing happens after you leave, so you either collect before you go or have a reason to return.
Corfu: Electric Fat Bike Self-Guided Tour with Route ScreensYou’ll ride an electric fat bike through North Corfu’s backroads, pausing at a nearly deserted Venetian village reclaimed by nature, wandering Mon Repos’ shaded trails to Apollo’s ruined temple, and relaxing in Kassiopi’s lively harbor cafés. Go at your own pace with digital route screens guiding you—there’s time for detours or just soaking up silence between stops.
Corfu: Private Custom Tour with Flexible Itinerary & PickupYou’ll shape your own day in Corfu: start with hotel or port pickup, meet locals at places like a centuries-old olive mill or UNESCO-listed Corfu Town, and decide if you want beach time or hilltop views—all with a private guide who knows every shortcut. It’s less about ticking boxes and more about feeling what makes this island tick.
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Corfu Aquarium: Guided Tour & Mediterranean Marine LifeYou get entry to the Corfu Aquarium with a guided tour included, moving through Mediterranean fish tanks and an international reptile house. The guide explains the species as you walk, all surfaces are wheelchair accessible, and strollers fit comfortably. No separate guide fee, no entry line negotiation — just show up and start exploring.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand what you're looking at rather than just walk past tanks — the included guide does that work for you, and the accessible layout means families with strollers, wheelchairs, or mixed ages can move through together without splitting up.
Corfu: Pirate Ship Cruise & Vlacherna Monastery 75 MinYou board the Black Rose in Corfu Town and sail for 75 minutes past both Venetian fortresses, Vlacherna Monastery, and the old town waterfront. Planes land overhead, the bar keeps you comfortable, and kids get pirate props. The boat departs every two hours, so timing is flexible. All fees are included.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Corfu's main sights from the water without a long commitment — the 75 minutes is enough to cover the fortresses, monastery, and old town without eating your whole afternoon. Families with children enjoy the pirate theme and plane-watching; the frequent departures mean you can fit it into almost any schedule.
Corfu Airport Transfer: Private Car & English-Speaking DriverYou get picked up at Corfu airport or your hotel by an English-speaking driver in a private, air-conditioned car. Child seats are included at no extra cost. The price is fixed before you arrive, and the driver meets you at a pre-arranged point, so you skip the taxi queue and go straight to your destination.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving with luggage, children, or simply want to skip the taxi queue and know your transfer cost before you land — the fixed price and direct route mean you go straight to your hotel without negotiation or detours.
Zakynthos Blue Caves: Boat Tour & Swimming StopYou board a small boat at Agios Nikolaos harbour and sail north to the Blue Caves, where you get 20 minutes to swim inside the larger cave and explore the rock arches from the water. The boat's size lets it go where bigger tours can't. You're back at the harbour within an hour, still dripping and a little stunned by the color of the water.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually enter the Blue Caves rather than view them from a distance — the small boat is what makes the difference between seeing the caves and floating inside them.
Corfu Airport to Gouvia Marina: Private Transfer & WiFiA driver meets you at Corfu airport holding your name, drives you directly to Gouvia Marina in an air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi on board, and charges one fixed price that covers all fees and taxes. No negotiating at the curb, no hunting for transport — just walk out and get in.Is it for me?Worth booking if you're arriving at Corfu airport with luggage and want to reach Gouvia Marina without arranging a taxi or negotiating a fare — the driver waits with your name and the price is locked in before you land.
Glass Bottom Boat Tour Zakynthos: See Caretta Turtles Up CloseA 3-hour glass bottom boat tour in Zakynthos's National Marine Park lets you photograph loggerhead sea turtles from directly above as they swim in open water. The route includes a photo stop at Cameo islet (formed by the 1633 earthquakes), a swim in the crystal-clear waters around Keri Caves and their rock arches, and a final stop at Marathonisi—the turtle-shaped island where you can swim at the Golden Nesting Beach and explore sea caves from inside. Door-to-door pickup and an English-speaking guide are included; the boat is small and eco-friendly.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling with a small group or family and want guaranteed close-up views of sea turtles without needing to snorkel or dive—the glass bottom boat does the work, and the 3.5-hour loop hits four different stops so the day doesn't feel thin.
Corfu Old Town Walking Tour with Rescue DogsYou walk Corfu's Old Town for an hour with a licensed guide and a friendly rescue dog, hitting the Esplanade, Liston, and People's Gardens. The pace is unhurried because locals stop to greet the dog, and that's when you learn the real rhythm of the city. Ten percent of your ticket price supports local animal rescue organizations. The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?This tour works if you want to see Corfu's main squares and landmarks without a rigid schedule, and if you're willing to move at the pace the dogs set — which means slower, more human, and more connected to the place than a standard walking tour.
Winery tour Corfu: Organic wine and olive tastingA winery tour in central Corfu at a 300-acre estate near Giannades includes a 20-minute tour of the wine and olive oil production process, tasting of two wines and olive oil, and an optional light snack with local products. The estate sits 25 minutes by car from Corfu Town in the Ropa Valley, one of the island's most fertile and peaceful areas. A live English-speaking guide leads the tour.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon and want to see how organic wine and oil are actually made, rather than just taste them in a tasting room. The 25-minute drive from town means you get the countryside feel without losing half the day to travel, and the guide walks you through the production process so the tasting makes sense.
Zakynthos Glass-Bottom Boat Tour: Turtle Island & Keri CavesA half-day glass-bottom boat tour of Zakynthos that departs from Agios Sostis Harbour or includes hotel pickup, taking you to Turtle Island and Keri Caves with a live English-speaking guide and captain. The boat's glass bottom lets you watch sea turtles and the sea floor without getting wet, though you can jump in to swim at Turtle Island and the caves. Bottled water and liability insurance are included; bring a camera and snorkel if you want to use them.Is it for me?Choose the hotel pickup option if you're staying at a major resort and want to skip the drive to the harbor; choose the port meeting point if you're staying near Agios Sostis or prefer to arrange your own transport there. Either way, the glass bottom means you see the turtles and caves without needing to snorkel or dive—you can stay dry the whole time if you prefer, or jump in at the two swimming stops.
Zakynthos: Shipwreck Beach & Blue Caves Boat Tour Swim StopsYou’ll ride from Porto Vromi Maries by boat to Shipwreck Beach for that iconic photo stop, then slip into Zakynthos’ blue caves where sunlight turns water surreal. Swim in secret coves, try snorkeling with provided gear, and hear local stories from your guide as salt spray cools your face. It’s one of those days that lingers in memory.
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Valencia Science Museum: Entry & Audio GuideYou get entry to the Príncipe Felipe Science Museum plus an audio guide that explains exhibits as you move through at your own pace. The museum covers space, technology, the human body, and natural phenomena across interactive displays in a striking modern building in central Valencia. Wheelchair accessible, stroller-friendly, and no time pressure—you stay as long as you want.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore science at their own speed without a guide herding the group through—the audio guide gives you the context without the schedule, and the self-paced format means you can linger on what interests you or move on without waiting.
Zakynthos: Shipwreck Viewpoint & Blue Caves Boat TourYou're picked up from your hotel and spend seven hours moving through Zakynthos with a professional local guide: olive oil tasting at a family farm, free time in a traditional mountain village, a 15th-century monastery, the famous Shipwreck viewpoint, a boat trip through the Blue Caves (optional, 8 euros extra), and lunch at a local taverna. The air-conditioned bus handles transport between stops, and you're back by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both the famous Shipwreck viewpoint and the quieter side of Zakynthos — the villages, the working farms, the monastery — without renting a car or planning the route yourself. The fixed schedule and included pickup mean you show up at your hotel and the day unfolds.
Zakynthos: Shipwreck Beach & Blue Caves Yacht CruiseYou sail to Shipwreck Beach for photographs, swim in the naturally therapeutic waters of Xigia Beach, then spend time in the Blue Caves where sunlight turns the water and cave walls vivid blue. The yacht enters the main cave when conditions permit. Morning and afternoon departures available; afternoon trips include complimentary wine. Request hotel pickup the night before if needed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Zakynthos' most photographed coastline and swim in the caves without arranging your own boat — the fixed schedule and included transfers handle the logistics, leaving you to focus on the water and the light.
