Meaning ‘wind hole’ in Greek, Anemotrypa is a network of caves in Pramanta Village in the Epirus Mountains. It was only discovered around 50 years ago when two locals went to investigate air flowing from a hole on the outskirts of the village.
They discovered an enormous system of caves with underground rivers, lakes, and waterfalls.
The caves are split across three sections, with two open to the public (the upper level has partially collapsed and is not safe). Guided tours are available and a gift shop at the entrance sells local products.
They discovered an enormous system of caves with underground rivers, lakes, and waterfalls.
The caves are split across three sections, with two open to the public (the upper level has partially collapsed and is not safe). Guided tours are available and a gift shop at the entrance sells local products.
