Agalas is a traditional village situated in the hills of the south of the Ionian island of Zakynthos, set among vineyards and olive groves. It is known for its old stone houses, its rural character, and the natural features nearby. Visitors can see the Damianos caves, a series of caverns in the rock, and old … Read more
Diving on Zakynthos is a fine way to see the island from below the waves. The clear Ionian water gives long visibility, and the rocky coast hides caves, arches, reefs and walls. Dive sites lie off the south and around the sea caves of the coast. Dive centres cluster at Limni Keriou near Keri, running … Read more
The tall grey pillars of Meteora are famous for the monasteries perched on their summits, yet the first religious life here happened far lower and far earlier. Hermits and ascetics settled in natural caves, clefts, and rock ledges long before a single monastery stood. These solitary monks prayed in hollows worn into the sandstone, reaching … Read more
Milos caves range from the sea caves of Kleftiko and the collapsed cave of Sykia to Papafragas and the Glaronisia islets, carved by the volcanic coast. Plan boat trips and tours through My Greece Tours. Caves are a dramatic chapter of the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover the main caves, the famous Kleftiko, … Read more
Gerontas on Milos is a remote southwest cove framed by a natural sea arch, with dark sand, white cliffs and caves, reached by a rough track and footpath or by boat. Plan boat trips and tours through My Greece Tours. Gerontas is one of the wildest coves in the Milos travel guide. The sections below … Read more