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Spartia (Kefalonia) → Argostoli bus route & tickets

The operator lists this route as “ΑΡΓΟΣΤΟΛΙ - ΠΕΣΣΑΔΑ - ΣΠΑΡΤΙΑ”

5 stops

~24 min · rough estimate from the distance — could be a third out either way

The bus from Spartia to Argostoli leaves from Spartia (Kefalonia) and arrives at Argostoli.

You can buy tickets on the bus; if you are leaving from a town with a bus station, you may need to buy your ticket at the station kiosk first. For times and tickets you can ring KTEL Kefalonias on +30 2671 022281.

Timetable

No timetable captured yet. We have this route’s shape and its stops, but we have not yet read a published timetable for it. Rather than show you a plausible-looking grid, we are showing you nothing.

Where to stay in Argostoli

Hotels and rooms near the bus stop in Argostoli — open a pin for prices and booking.

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Things to do in Kefalonia

The most-reviewed highly-rated tours and activities for Kefalonia — picked by travellers’ own ratings (all 4.5+ stars), not by us.

Tailor Made 4x4 Adventure / Lefkada / With Brunchfrom €145 · ★ 5.0 (77 reviews)

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Car hire in Kefalonia & Ithaki

If the bus times do not fit your day, a hire car from Kefalonia & Ithaki is the usual alternative for the villages and beaches the buses do not reach.

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Stops, in travel order

Spartia (Kefalonia) → Kerameies → Pessada → Peratata → Argostoli

Fare

Not published. This operator does not print a fare for this route. That is not the same as free, and we will not invent a number — buy from the driver or the operator’s own site.

Route map

Kerameies, Peratata are not on this map. The bus calls there, but we have no position we trust for them — and a pin in the wrong place would be worse than none. The line below therefore runs straight past those stops.

The line joins the stops in order. It is not the road the bus takes — it is a straight chord between points, so treat it as sequence, not geometry. A hollow, dashed stop marker means the coordinate is a village centre rather than a surveyed bus bay; tap it to see where it came from.