Blue Eye cave
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On Corfu, Blue Eye cave is a sea cave near Paleokastritsa, on the island's western coast. The cave is known for the intense blue light that filters through the water inside, a phenomenon that draws visitors who want to see the colour for themselves.
First-time visitors should expect to arrive by boat rather than on foot, as the cave opens directly onto the sea. The cave sits along the Παλαιοκαστρίτσας coast at Paleokastritsa 490 83, the area from which boats depart. Visitors give it a 4.5 out of 5 average across 368 reviews, placing it among the better-regarded natural sights on Corfu.
Boat trips to the cave are run by mpoukasboats.gr, the website associated with the site. Paleokastritsa, where the cave is found, lies within reach of several other spots on the island, including Corfu Town, Kerkira, Sidari, Kavos, Ipsos, Dassia and Gouvia.
Corfu is reached by air from Athens or through a larger hub island, since not every Greek island has its own airport. Bakeries on the islands sell spanakopita and tyropita, and vineyards on Santorini, Crete and Paros produce local wines. The islands are mostly rocky and hilly, with olives, grapes and capers growing on terraced slopes. Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Venetian remains appear across the islands, from Delos to the old town of Rhodes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blue Eye cave known for?
Blue Eye cave is known as an attraction on Corfu, the island in Greece where it operates. Corfu sits among the Greek islands, most of which are rocky and hilly with olives, grapes and capers growing on terraced slopes.
What kind of business is Blue Eye cave?
Blue Eye cave is a boat operator on Corfu, running trips from the water around Paleokastritsa. Its website is http://www.mpoukasboats.gr/, where the boat service is set out.
What should first-time visitors expect at Blue Eye cave?
First-time visitors to Blue Eye cave should expect a boat-based attraction on Corfu, reached from the water at Paleokastritsa. The island setting is rocky and hilly, with terraced slopes carrying olives, grapes and capers.
Where is Blue Eye cave located on Corfu?
Blue Eye cave sits at Παλαιοκαστρίτσας, Paleokastritsa 490 83, Greece, on the island of Corfu in Greece. Paleokastritsa is one of the nearby places on Corfu, alongside Corfu Town, Kerkira, Sidari, Kavos, Ipsos, Dassia and Gouvia.
How do visitors rate Blue Eye cave?
Blue Eye cave holds a rating of 4.5/5 from 368 reviews, placing it among the better-rated attractions on Corfu. That score reflects visitor feedback for the boat trips run from Paleokastritsa.
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