Blue Cave, Puzzle Museum day ferry from Kaş Turkey to Kastellorizo Greece

 

 

 
 Blue Cave 

May 2, 2026 

 Today we took a 30 min ferry to Kastellorizo Greece for the day. We hadn't anticipated the 2 hrs to be processed 4 times through passport control. If you go, probably worth your time to be early to be closer to the front of the line.

 
 
 In the morning's  brilliant sunshine and we paid E15 each and only two of us in the boat with Captain Stavros to the Blue Cave.  

  Note the very small entry to the Blue Cave!  We all had to lay down on the floor of the boat to enter.

Taken with my cell phone, I was amazed at the color and detail 
 
John is pointing out features
 
Kastellorizo Greece is a tourist town, we walked the beautiful waterfront
 


Lunch: eggplant, octopus and moussaka made with heavy layer of potato! Thin on the eggplant


 off the waterfront, things look very different (old and crumbling)
 

Megisti Puzzle Museum
I'd read a terrific blog (https://frugalfrolicker.com/kastellorizo-greece-from-turkey)  early this morning and knew we'd enjoy the Megisti Puzzle MuseumNo tickets, but booking is essential. WhatsApp number provided on website. He is foremost a mathematician. He collaborates with Rubik! The tour lasted 2 hours.


Never have we experienced an insightful teacher who uses puzzles as a tool for learning. 
 
 
had some sprinkles 
and blooms

 


 



 

 

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