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On the Greek Island of Kefalonia

Some of the boats that make the small tour around the spectacular cave-lake of Melissani (Kefalonia island, Ionian Sea, Greece) while waiting for new visitors. The boatmen can't miss the opportunity for a little chatting. Photo take from above, through the hole of the "cabrio" cave-lake.

This is Myrtos beach, surely the most "famous" among the beaches of Kefalonia island, Ionian sea, Eptanisa ("Seven Islands"), Greece.. Some believe that it's the most beautiful Greek beach Anyway, is it just my eyes or do I really sea Casper the Friendly Ghost in the sea, on the upper part?

Kefalonia is an island full of mystery and "peculiar" places. One of them is Mellisani cave, on the eastern part of the island, the first "cabriolet" cave i've seen in my life. Its roof collapsed after an earthquake some 5.000 years ago. You can make a small tour by small boat. The other strange thing about this cave is the water that's running through it, which is half "sweet" and half "salty". It is connected with another of the mysteries of the island. On the western part of the island, close to the town of Argostoli, there is a place called "Katavothres", where in some point the waters of a small creek, suddenly get "swallowed" by the ground. For many decades people were trying to find out where this water was going. Someone came ...

Kefalonia is an island full of mystery and "peculiar" places. One of them is Mellisani cave, on the eastern part of the island, the first "cabriolet" cave i've seen in my life. Its roof collapsed after an earthquake some 5.000 years ago. You can make a small tour by small boat. The other strange thing about this cave is the water that's running through it, which is half "sweet" and half "salty". It is connected with another of the mysteries of the island. On the western part of the island, close to the town of Argostoli, there is a place called "Katavothres", where in some point the waters of a small creek, suddenly get "swallowed" by the ground. For many decades people were trying to find out where this water was going. Someone came ...