Gythion-Tour to Dyros Caves

Depart Gythion and drive southwest passing through barren landscape engulfed with rugged mountains which is typical of the Mani region, in southwestern Peloponnesus. The history of this part of Greece dates back to the Neolithic era (6,000-3,000 B.C.). During your relaxing drive, listen to your guide as he/she explains to you how the findings discovered in Alepotrypa Cave, located close to Dyros Caves, have revealed that prehistoric man inhabited this southernmost corner of Greece. The drive to Dyros Caves will take approximately one hour. Upon your arrival at the cavern, follow your guide as you embark a small boat, which will take you right inside the cavern allowing you to marvel at its unique lake and splendid stalactites and stalagmites. At the designated point, continue your excursion on foot, however, take care as the ground is quite slippery. At the end of this unforgettable experience, walk uphill in order to return to your motorcoach and before returning to the ship and Gythion, drive to Neapolis village where you will have a short stop to enjoy time on your own.