Petralona Cave lies near the village of Petralona in Halkidiki, northern Greece. Located just 35 kilometers southeast of Thessaloniki, the cave stretches across the western slopes of Mount Katsika at an elevation of 300 meters. In 1959, a local shepherd named Filippos Chatzaridis discovered the entrance while searching for water. Soon after, archaeologists began exploring […]
Aggitis Cave, also known as Maara, is a captivating natural wonder that leaves visitors in awe with its mesmerizing beauty. The cave, whose name stems from the featurted Aggitis stream, one of Strymonas’ river largest tribularies, originally extends for about 21km, of which 500 meters are accessible. Soft lighting highlights the unique shapes and textures […]
Perama Cave is a mesmerizing underground wonder in the Epirus region that captivates visitors with its natural beauty. With a labyrinth of remarkable stalactites and stalagmites, Perama Cave is hailed as one of the largest and most breathtaking caves in Europe. The various chambers and galleries offer a magical setting, where the play of light […]
Kastania Cave, located near the village of Kastania in Laconia, southern Peloponnese, offers one of the most fascinating underground experiences in Europe. It lies about 13 kilometers from Neapoli, on the eastern slopes of Mount Parnon. The cave covers roughly 1,500 square meters and includes two levels. Visitors can explore a 500-meter guided path that […]
Zeus Cave Crete, also called Dikteon Andron Cave, sits on the Dikti Mountain in the Lassithi prefecture. It lies about 1,025 meters above sea level. According to Greek mythology, this cave is where Rhea gave birth to Zeus. She hid him here to protect him from Cronus, his father, who wanted to swallow him. This […]
Milatos Cave Crete is a hidden gem on the Lassithi region. It lies near the village of Milatos, about 45 km east of Heraklion and 10 km from the popular resort town of Malia. The drive up is scenic and peaceful, passing through olive groves and rugged terrain. This cave is not just a natural […]
Melidoni Cave Crete, also known as Gerontospilios, is located about 28 kilometers east of Rethymno. The cave sits at an altitude of 220 meters near the village of Melidoni, in the Mylopotamos region. In ancient Greek mythology, the cave was believed to be the home of Talos, a giant bronze figure who protected Crete. Archaeological […]
Sfendoni Cave in Zoniana, is located near the village of Zoniana in Crete’s Rethymno region. It stretches over 3,500 square meters and features a 270-meter-long walkway for visitors. This path leads through five of the cave’s eleven chambers, showcasing stunning stalactites, stalagmites, and other unique formations. . The cave has been in use since ancient times. […]
The Cave of Agia Sofia is located near the village of Koutsomatados, in the Chania region of Crete. The cave sits on a cliffside and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. It is known for its rich history and natural beauty. The cave is accessible via a hike from the nearby village. The walk […]
Drogarati Cave Kefalonia is one of the most famous natural attractions of the island. It lies close to the town of Sami, about 5 kilometers from Melissani Cave. The cave is around 150 million years old. It was discovered about 300 years ago when an earthquake revealed its entrance. Since then, Drogarati Cave has become […]
The Tunnel of Eupalinos lies just outside Pythagorion on the island of Samos. Built in the 6th century BCE, it once served as the city’s main aqueduct. The engineer Eupalinos of Megara designed the tunnel to carry fresh water from a spring to the ancient city. Today, it stands as one of the most impressive […]
Pythagoras Cave Samos rests on the southeastern slope of Mount Kerkis, around 50 kilometers west of Vathi, the island’s capital. The cave sits roughly 320 meters above sea level, hidden in a steep limestone cliff. According to tradition, the cave once served as a refuge for Pythagoras. In the 6th century BCE, he fled from […]
Diros Caves Greece, located in southern Peloponnese near Pyrgos Dirou, offer one of the most fascinating natural experiences in the region. Just 12 kilometers from Areopoli, these caves attract thousands of visitors each year. They belong to a larger cave system that includes Vlychada, Alepotrypa, and Katafygi. Among them, Vlychada stands out as the most […]
Melissani Cave is one of Greece’s most famous natural wonders. It lies near Sami, about 10 kilometers from Argostoli. The cave features a stunning underground lake with crystal-clear blue waters. The cave formed thousands of years ago due to geological processes. Part of its roof collapsed, creating an open chamber that allows sunlight to enter. […]
Olimpi’s Cave, also known as Sykia Cave, lies near the village of Olimpi in southern Chios. Located just 5 kilometers from the village and 35 kilometers from Chios Town, the cave offers easy access by car. First, a scenic drive leads to the entrance. Then, a short walk brings visitors to this natural wonder. The […]
Antiparos Cave is one of the island’s most impressive attractions. It is located about 8 kilometers south of Antiparos Town. The cave sits 171 meters above sea level and reaches a depth of around 85 meters. It is the only vertical cave in Europe, which makes it unique and fascinating to explore. Visitors enter the […]
