Caves of Diros

The caves are magnificent and naturally beautiful. Many rock formations include stalagmites and stalactites. The tour is quite short but definitely worth it. The temperature inside the caves is lower than outside, which allows for a momentary cool-down in the summer. The main attraction is a short boat ride inside of the caves, an incredible experience for everyone.

Mesmerising natural underground caves. Simply beautiful. Part of the caves is explored in a boat over water and part can be walked through. The boat rowing person was very friendly and gave us key historical information about the caves. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely amazing. The cave colors were breathtaking. The trip began with a walk to the cave entrance. We were provided with life jackets and entered a row boat. After the boat reached its destination, we continued on foot. The trip takes 15 min end to end. However, once the foot portion begins, you can take your time. We weren't rushed. The beach surrounding the caves is also beautiful. The water was calm and warm. A few clarifications, arrive early to get your tickets. Even though the cave ticket booth opens at 9 a.m., people start arriving around 8:30. Also, the green light for ticket sales begins once the ship captains confirm the water level. As such, I don't recommend buying your ticket earlier because what you buy may not be tide appropriate. Once you buy your tickets, you can drive to the cave's entrance. There is a parking lot there, as well as a snack bar and washrooms.

Very beautiful and above all large stalactite cave. It was very interesting to walk through it. Stalagmites and stalagmites in all shapes and sizes. The cave is well lit. At the end of the path you can see the underground landing stage for the boats. The combined tour, which starts with the boat trip and then turns into the land tour, is certainly much more interesting and recommended. Unfortunately, we were unable to do this on this day as the boats were not available. Unfortunately, the information was not available on the website and online booking was also not possible. Therefore one star deduction. There are free parking spaces both at the top at the ticket store and a few below directly at the cave. Another little tip, on the opposite side is a nice little beach, 7 minutes away by car, highly recommended. Not to be confused with the small beach right next to the stalactite cave.

Nice space to visit for all ages. Half of the trip is by a small boat and the other half is walking for a distance of 500 meters.

Do NOT go at this time. They only offer the “short version” boat ride which (according to the video I took) lasted literally 7 mins. 22seconds!!!! I posted 2 of the 3 videos…..Then you get off the boat and walk on your own thru the cave for an additional 10 mins to the exit. No guide, no staff, no one! You just wander on your own…. It was a great letdown, considering it is the largest water cave in the world (extending over 17 km)!

Amazing cave complex with a lake that you have to travel by small boat, approximately 300 metres. If you are in the Mani region well with the visit.

Often mentioned but disappointing. The visit is very short and purely touristic: just a few minutes by boat, with fast circuits clearly designed to avoid queues and maximize turnover. Though presented as ancient and fragile, boatmen push directly against the walls (strange), while the final 10-minute walking path is full of signs telling visitors not to touch anything. In the end: a rushed 20-minute visit for €68, with little real value. Far better to enjoy a peaceful lunch by the water in Geroliménas!