Keri Caves
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Sea caves and rock arches beneath the cliffs of the Keri Peninsula at the southwestern tip of the island. The clear water makes it a popular spot for self-drive boat trips and snorkeling.
The limestone cliffs along the south coast of the Keri Peninsula stretch on and on, and waves have carved a series of caves and natural arches beneath them. The water ranges in color from emerald green to deep blue. Many businesses at Keri Beach and Laganas rent small boats, and no driver's license is needed for a self-drive boat. You can head straight to the cave entrances for snorkeling, then stop at Marathonisi Island on a half-day trip. There are rocks inside the caves, so watch your speed. Do not go out to sea when the winds and waves are strong.
Opening hours
Boats depart during the day
Nearby sights
- Keri Lighthouse & Mizithres Rocks
- Marathonisi (Turtle Island)
- Cameo Island (Agios Sostis)
- Laganas Bay (National Marine Park of Zakynthos)
- Laganas Beach
- Mount Skopos
- Dafni Beach
- Church of Saint Dionysios