Caves Matala

Carved into the cliffs of Matala, Crete, these sea caves boast a rich history. Used as tombs in Roman times, they later sheltered hippies in the 1960s, leaving behind a unique cultural legacy. Partially restored, the caves are now accessible to tourists, offering a fascinating glimpse into Crete's layered past. Explore the intriguing architecture and imagine life within these ancient dwellings, a testament to human adaptation and cultural impact through the centuries.