Melissani Cave is a unique natural phenomenon on Kefalonia, Greece. The lake, with depths from 4 to 12 meters, is fed by seawater from Katavothres on the other side of the island. The cave's ceiling collapsed millennia ago, enhancing the lake's visual appeal. Visitors can explore the cave and its stalactites via a 10-15 minute boat ride.
🌊 Incredibly turquoise water
☀️ Magical atmosphere from sunlight
🛶 Unique boat tour experience
❄️ Cool escape on hot days (18°C inside vs 30°C outside)
⚠️ Can have long queues, especially after 11 AM
☀️ Visit on a sunny day for the best light effects.
🎟️ Consider booking tickets online to save time.
🕒 Daily 9:00 - 19:00
Free parking available, find your own spot.
Last updated 20 days ago
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