Papanikolis Cave

The cave's name is borrowed from the historic submarine "Papanikolis", who, according to the legends, used to use the cave as a refuge base

during World War II.

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Thanks to its size, the cave of Papanikolis is the

largest sea cave in the world.

The cave's entrance leads to a 120 meters tunnel, which is 60 meters wide, tapering to 23 meters as you advance.

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Every year attracts visitors to admire the magnificence of its natural beauty. You can reach the cave only from

the sea.

The water inside the cave is so crystal clear that you can see the sea's bottom and beautiful stalactites hanging on the roof. Inside the cave, there is a small beach carefully preserved.

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Definitely, one of the most impressive sites you can swim in the world.