Kastania Cave
Kastania Cave is a limestone cave system in Agios Andreas, near Neapoli. Visitors follow an illuminated walkway past dramatic rock formations, and guided tours …
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This collection covers Kastania Cave, a tourist attraction in the Peloponnese near Neapoli. The cave is a limestone system with an illuminated walkway, dramatic rock formations, and guided tours. The listing shows hours of 10AM to 4:30PM Wednesday through Sunday and closed Monday and Tuesday, but these are published listing hours and may not reflect actual visitor access or tour times. Use these facts to weigh timing, access, and site choice. Event suitability is unconfirmed and must be checked with the site.
Kastania Cave is a limestone cave system in Agios Andreas, near Neapoli. Visitors follow an illuminated walkway past dramatic rock formations, and guided tours …
Kastania Cave is a limestone cave system in Agios Andreas, near Neapoli, with an illuminated walkway, dramatic rock formations, and guided tours. It operates as a tourist attraction. Planners comparing it with other heritage sites should confirm current opening hours, tour availability, and whether the walkway suits their group's mobility needs before committing. Event suitability is unconfirmed and must be checked with the site.
The listing shows hours of 10AM to 4:30PM Wednesday through Sunday, and closed Monday and Tuesday. These are published listing hours and may not reflect actual visitor access or tour times. That pattern matters for itinerary planning, especially for short trips or transit days. Because guided tours are offered, planners should ask whether tours run continuously or at set times, and whether the illuminated walkway has any restrictions that affect their group.
The listing shows hours of 10AM to 4:30PM Wednesday through Sunday, and closed Monday and Tuesday. These are published listing hours and may not reflect actual visitor access or tour times. Confirm current hours before travelling, as schedules can change.
Yes, guided tours are offered. The source does not specify tour times or whether they run continuously or at set times. Ask the site directly and whether booking is needed for your group size.
It is in Agios Andreas, near Neapoli, in the Peloponnese. The source lists the address as Άγιος Ανδρέας, Neapolis 230 53. The source also includes a city field of Voies, which appears to be a data artifact and should not be relied upon.