Melissani
Melissani is a cave located near the village of Karavomilos on the island of Kefalonia, Greece. It features a stunning underground lake, opened to the sky due to a collapsed ceiling. The lake measures approximately 160 meters in length and 40 meters in width, with a depth of up to 39 meters.
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The Melissani Cave, also known as Melissani Lake, is a geological formation resulting from the dissolution of limestone, creating a karstic phenomenon. Discovered in 1951, it is accessible to visitors via a tunnel and boat tours are available to explore its interior. The cave is illuminated by sunlight that penetrates through the open roof, creating a unique visual effect. It is best visited between May and October when the weather conditions are favorable.