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lyndsaysch

Take a boat around here for a small fee-it is a must do when visiting Kastellorizo. It is a lot smaller than you think so be careful when diving in. Probably better when tide is lower.When you dive in go and enter the cave as the colours are amazing. Worth the trip.

nikosk714

You need a boat to reach the blue cave and an experienced driver to get you inside but the view and the feeling inside is just perfect. Don't miss it!!!

georgep597

It is a very special place and I heard people describe it as the best cave in the Mediterranean area but was sceptical. I believe it. It is amazingly heavenly.

Evansmid

We thought it was probably going to be waste of €20, as I have done this sort of trip before. But Tony the water taxi man, talked us into it, and I must say with a little trepidation, we blasted through this tiny surging hole, to reappear in this amazing blue cave, which I swam in.

monn53

We used Antonis Patiniotis Sea taxi on Kastellorizo to ferry us to the Blue Grotto after sailing over in the ferry from Kas in Turkey.I did think it was strange to see the bottom of the small boat carpeted when we stepped aboard, but the reason for this soon became clear as we neared the entrance to the cave, about a twenty minute boat trip from the harbour. Antonis instructed us (there were six of us) to lie down on the bottom of the boat so that we could get through the opening without being decapitated!! From our viewpoint, it didn't look as if it was possible for a boat to get through it - the tide was quite high and the entrance was tiny! But we did as instructed and inched our way through, holding our breaths as we did so. Antonis was right - it was a squeeze, but we made it unharmed.A glorious deep blue awaited us, reflecting dancing colours off the damp walls and ceiling, an eerie silence within the cavern. Luckily for us, this was out of season and for at least fifteen minutes, we were the only boat inside. Magic. A host of photo opportunities so don't forget your camera.When it was time to leave, we had to go through the same routine as before - lying down on the bottom of the boat, this time scraping the sides as we squashed through to the other side.A great experience and definitely worth the 10 Euros it cost for the journey.

2014SW

Other worldly. Captain Antonis Patinitotis gave us a fun tour and does daily excursions around the island. He sailed right in to the grotto, so we didn't need to jump in and swim, which we were grateful for as we were catching the ferry later that morning! It's also quite eerie at th back, darker reaches. We ant at 8am when the tides were prefect and we were the only people there. Special

ika42

Beautiful experience, easily reached by water taxi.If you are lucky, you may have a glimpse of the sealwho lives inside!

198michelek

I have been to the various blue grotto's around the world but this is a must see-I have been here a number of times and I never tire of the different shades of blue, of the peace and tranquility of the grotto, of the depth of the cave, of the kingfishers that I see swooping in and out and of the oohs... and ahhs.... that I hear from the mouth of first timers- I have been with both Captain Andonis and Captain Steve and both get you through the cave entrance at a gasp. Andonis speaks English so he gives you a great tourist run down of the island and its sights. Captain Steve has been sailing the seas of Kastellorizo since he was a small child so his experiences are first hand and he also tells you about how the pirates used the cave. Make sure you go during good weather- if the sea is rough, it is hard to enter and can be a little frightening.

390martinh

People's experience of this place will vary depending on the weather and the tide at the time. Obviously I can only write about our experience. We knew when we departed that it was near high tide and would be touch and go whether the boat could enter the cave. Failing that we understood that we could swim in. We went with Antoni of Antoni's Water Taxis, 10 euros per person. The speedboat trip around the rocky shore was fun. When we arrived at the cave we couldn't believe Antoni could possibly take the boat in. The five passengers had to lie low on the floor of the boat. He scraped the bow on the roof and then gunned the engine to shoot through and pop up inside. He seemed very nervous about getting stuck inside. I doubt we were there for more than 2 minutes. He got a bit surly at that point, but was better once out. I'd recommend you enquire about the tide and conditions before you commit, so your expectations are reasonable.

Aoreiata

The blue colour of the water in the grotto is amazing. We travelled by boat into the grotto. It can be difficult to get a boat in due to the height of the water in the grotto. We understand some people swim in while the boat stays out, meaning you would have to tread water while inside. Our captain Kostas was very accommodating and clearly has good seamanship skills. Visiting the grotto is the must do activity in Kastellorizo.

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