Just one of Kefalonia’s many well known sightseeing and tours points of interest that travelers can enjoy during their vacation is Melissani Lake. This massive underground cave was formed around one thousand years ago when the ceiling of a huge cave system broke down and tumbled in the sea beneath it uncovering the clear blue waters on the wonderful sunlight above.
Whenever the sunshine its light arrive at the water from the large hole on the caves ceiling and the developing display of aqua blue natural light moving over the water is a thing that all travellers must see.
The primary cavern itself used to be split into two separate caves nevertheless as time passes as more of the cave creased they have become connected and today create a large B form with two massive subterranean lakes joining with a island at their middle. The key cavern is oval with a opening in the ceiling which allows sunlight to flow in, when this sun hits the water it produces the illusion that the boat is flying across the water in the air.
The next to ceilings and walls of the lakes are covered completely with stalagmites and stalactites created more than millions of years producing your trip over the lakes spectacular. Each traveler visit is taken by fishing-boat with a guide. It’s usually a small gondolier or rowing boat that will take around four people through the cave having a guide using a rope to haul the boat across the lake.
The caves were first discovered around 1951 by Ioannis Petrocheilos however the entry as we see it at this time wasn’t built until 1963 once the cave was exposed to the general public and started to be one of the primary vacation attractions around the island of Kefalonia.
Once you stop on the island of Kefalonia it’s recommended that you choose to take a day off from laying in the sun and relaxing to travel to subterranean lake as the tour isn’t high-priced and the experience will help you to make your Kefalonia encounter a moment to not forget!
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