Argostoli
Argostoli

Argostoli

Greece

Introduction to Port

Argostoli welcomes cruise guests with a harbor that hugs the east shore, turning a port call into a lively, intimate Greek village experience rather than a generic stopover. After the trials of war and earthquake, Kefalonia’s capital rebuilt with pride, the town today blends a cobbled seaside promenade, warm tavernas, and market-filled mornings into a single signature moment: a stroll along the quay with the Ionian breeze, a quick sip of ouzo at sunlit cafés, and a tasting of sun-warmed Mediterranean fruit as the market stalls spill color and aroma onto the quay. Signature experiences include crossing the historic De Bosset Bridge on foot for stunning views, a visit to the medieval Fortezza fortress perched above the town, and easy day trips to the island’s jewels—the crystal caves of Melissani and Drogarati, Myrtos Beach’s turquoise arc, and the northern harbors of Fiskardo and Assos. The port’s modern, sheltered quay and efficient gangways let ships dock close to the promenade, freeing guests to immerse themselves in Kefalonia’s landscapes without long transfers. Onboard, guests can book island excursions at the ship’s shore-excursion desk, sample local flavors on deck-long Greek dining experiences, and take advantage of shipboard amenities while simply stepping ashore for a quick taste of life in the Ionian.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Stunning harbor and promenade
Cobblestone walks, cafes, and sea views along Argostoli's harbor.
Historic sites and culture
Explore local heritage, churches, and ancient ruins in town and surrounding valleys.
Local cuisine and markets
Taste traditional Cypriot dishes and fresh seafood.
Gateway for island exploration
Use PTTER port as a base for Atlantic trips.