The Castle of Santa Maura (Greek: Κάστρο της Αγίας Μαύρας) is a fortress on the northeastern tip of the Greek island of Lefkada. The castle began as a small fortification in c. 1300 to control access to the island, before it was expanded to become a walled town and the island's capital by the early 15th century. The Ottoman Empire took possession in 1479, and a century later rebuilt and enlarged it, giving it largely its present shape. A sizeable town grew outside the castle walls by the 1670s.

Next visit is to the Monastery of Panagia Faneromeny, a serene and peaceful place, with cozy inner yard full of flowers. Learn about the history of the monastery and of the miraculous icon. You will be humbled by the experience and the tranquility of the place. Enjoy the breathtaking views of Agios Ioannis beach, the windmills and Lefkada city.

Visit the picturesque mountainous village Karia for traditional greek food and later, you will try the desert in local patisserie.