It is also known as "Marmarospilia" (=the Marble Cave). It has two entrances, one for Gods and one for mortals. According to the myth, Odysseus hid the gifts of the Phaeacians among stalagmites. It is located at an altitude of 190 meters over Dexa Bay.
This is a small and serene Ionian island with few inhabitants. It has one of the most recognizable names in the world and owes its reputation to the resourceful Odysseus, the king of the Homeric epics, whose adventures while his long journey home are one of the oldest stories known.
