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The best Polish website dedicated to the Greek island Crete and to a small extent of continental Greece. You will find useful information related to visiting Crete that goes beyond the offer of optional tours. On the website you will also find descriptions of the most interesting places that we visited by visiting this largest Greek island. The content complements the current news, photographs and recipes of Greek cuisine.
According to Greek mythology, Zeus hid (and perhaps even gave birth) in the Ida cave. This myth is the greatest asset of this cave, which is not as interesting and beautiful as the Dikte cave. Ida Cave is just an empty and unlit big hole in the rock. Quite steep descent to the bottom is built of old railway sleepers. At the bottom of the cave there is a wooden platform, there are also remnants of the former excavations.
In most guides, you'll read that a 15-minute walk separates the car park and the cave. In practice, it takes a bit longer, and there are almost no signs or direction indicators on the way. Ida Cave is not a place too crowded with tourists. A pity because it is worth coming here even for the amazing landscapes that can be admired while traveling to this place.
The cave is located on the eastern slope of Mount Kousakas (Psiloritis massif), in the central part of Crete - about 20 km from the village of Anogia. Its total area is approximately 800 square meters. It consists of four chambers, of which the largest, main chamber is about 40 meters long and 50 wide.
Former place of worship
In ancient times Ida cave was one of the largest shrines in Crete. For several thousand years, from 4000 BC to the first century AD, it was the place of worship of Zeus - the most important god in ancient Greece. The importance of this place is evidenced by the fact that even Minos, the legendary king of Crete, regularly pilgrimages to the Idi sanctuary every nine years to pray for the favor of Zeus.
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Another famous person who made a pilgrimage to this place was the great, ancient philosopher Pythagoras, whose name you rightly associate with the well-known mathematical theorem. Thanks to his descriptions, we know more or less how the interior of the cave looked like in this period. According to his account, at the entrance to the cave, there was an altar carved in a natural rock. In honor of Zeus, a throne made of ivory was placed inside the cave. Unfortunately, no trace of him has been left to this day. Because of the prohibition at the time, Pythagoras's account omits the descriptions of the rites in honor of Zeus, which were celebrated in this cave.
The Idi cave has not got a name
This cave is most often called Ida, or Ideon. It is also known as Spiliara tis Voskopoulas or Andron Arkession, or Cave of Help. The faithful of the time came to this place to seek help from Zeus. In the end, as the myth says, he also avoided death by the hand of his father thanks to the cave Idi.
Shields made of bronze found in the cave of Idi
Archaeological excavations
The significance of the Ida cave in antiquity was unknown until 1884, when shepherd Georgios Pasparakis of Anogi made a completely accidental discovery of ancient artifacts here. In the summer of 1885, under the leadership of Iosif Hatzidakis (the later founder and director of the Archaeological Museum in Heraklion), the Friends of Education Association organized the first professional excavations. They were run by the Italian archaeologist Federico Halbherr (also known from the excavations in Gortyn).
Wejście do jaskini Ida
W kilku miejscach widoczne są zagadkowe gruzowiska
Schody używane jako zejście do jaskini
Pozostałości dawnej kolejki używanej do prac archeologicznych
Widok z dna jaskini
Another, archaeological work in the Idi cave was conducted in 1917 by Xanthoudides Stephanos and in 1956 by Spyridon Marinatos. However, it was not until 1982 that Yannis Sakellarakis - a professor at the Athens University and the director of the Archaeological Museum in Heraklion, began systematic excavations in this place. With the support of the Archaeological Society and the Municipality of Anogia, the work of a team of scientists and researchers has enabled the discovery of a better picture of the history of the Idi cave. Excavations were completed in 1986, but as Professor Yannis Sakellarakis said, the cave contains many secrets that will be discovered by successive generations of archaeologists. Currently, scientists are focusing on accurately describing previously discovered objects.
Thanks to the work carried out, we know that already in 2millennium BC, Crete had strong trade links with such distant countries as Syria or Egypt. It was from these places that ivory was used to make some of the items found in the cave.
Samochód to niezbyt częsty widok na tych drogach
Koza, czyli najczęściej spotykany uczestnik ruchu drogowego
Postrzelany znak drogowy - typowy obrazek w tym rejonie
W wielu miejscach stan drogi pozostawia sporo do życzenia
Mitata - kamienna chata pasterzy
Ski resort :D
How to get
Idi Cave is located on the outskirts of the Nida Plateau, at the foot of the Psiloritis. Regardless of which direction you are going to reach it, first of all you have to go to the city of Anogia. Driving a section of the New National Road between Rethymnon and Heraklion, you have several options to reach Anogia, which is located approximately 30 kilometers west of the capital of Crete. The road leading through the village of Tylisos is by far the most convenient.
After reaching Anogia, you must follow the road leading south towards the Nida plateau. Ida Cave is about 23 km from Anogia. This road is relatively poorly marked and there is little chance of meeting other cars along the way. You can not find coach trips here, because only a few independent tourists reach the cave, which will not scare the deserted place. When the road ends blindly on a large parking lot next to the unfinished building of the tourist center, it will mean that you are almost at the destination point of your journey. Almost, because from this place there is still a 20-minute walk along a gravel road that climbs the Piloritis mountain.
update
During our last stay in 2014, we noticed a lot of changes in the cave and its surroundings. The first thing that caught our eye is the checkout point and quite a big parking lot on the top of the road to Idi. The area surrounding the entrance to the cave has been completely fenced and tidy. In this area, several places have been designated where you can rest.
The changes were not limited to these works. The stairs leading to the bottom of the cave have also been rebuilt. Former grades made of railway sleepers are now replaced by solid stone stairs in the larger part. At the bottom of the cave, lighting was also installed, which did not work yet.
Preparations for the introduction of fees mean that the Idi cave will cease to be one of the last wild tourist attractions of Crete. The few tourists arriving here will no longer have the feeling that the cave is located at the end of the world far away from modern civilization. Unfortunately, at the moment we do not know if the entrance to its area is still free.
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W 2002 roku Falasarna zdobyła tytuł najlepszej plaży w Grecji. Wyróżnienie to nie jest bynajmniej przypadkowe, gdyż miejsce to jak na standardy Krety jest naprawdę unikalne.
Elafonisi is a small island located at the end of the southwestern edge of Crete. A characteristic feature of Elafonisi is the shallow lagoon connecting it with Crete.
Elafonisi is a small island located at the end of the southwestern edge of Crete. A characteristic feature of Elafonisi is the shallow lagoon connecting it with Crete.
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Omalos is a perfect starting point for exploring the Samaria Gorge. Located over 1,100 m above sea level extends over an area of 25 km2. Its size corresponds more or less to the size of the Lasithi Plateau.
The steel crossing, which in the central part is separated from the ground by nearly 150 m, is at the leading position of the places where the longest bungee jumps are made.
Chania (Χανιά) is the second largest (after Heraklion) city of Crete. The biggest advantage of Chania is the area of the Old Town and the beautiful Venetian Harbor.
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The Orthodox monastery of Agia Triada, located on the northern part of the Akrotiri peninsula, is one of the most beautiful and richest monasteries in Crete.
The Orthodox monastery of Agia Triada, located on the northern part of the Akrotiri peninsula, is one of the most beautiful and richest monasteries in Crete.
On the north-western coast of Crete, at the foot of the Gramovous peninsula, there are ruins of the ancient port of Korikos, later known as Falassarna.
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The island of Gramvousa, or in fact Imeri Gramvousa (Ήμερη Γραμβούσα), is an inseparable point of a trip that combines a stay in the Balos Lagoon with visiting the remains of a fortress located on the top of the island of Imeri Gramovousa.
There is a beach in Crete that literally makes some people shiver. This place is Seitan Limania which can be translated as Satan's Ports or Cursed Ports.
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The date of the foundation of Moni Arkadiou (Arkadi) is not exactly known. According to tradition, the name of this church refers to the name of the Emperor Arkadiusz, who supposedly was to be its founder.
The date of the foundation of Moni Arkadiou (Arkadi) is not exactly known. According to tradition, the name of this church refers to the name of the Emperor Arkadiusz, who supposedly was to be its founder.
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Skinaria is a small beach located along a small bay, whose outlet on both sides ends with a rocky coast. It is still a little-known place overlooked by mass tourism
According to Greek mythology, Zeus hid (and perhaps even gave birth) in the Ida cave. This myth is the greatest asset of this cave, which is not as interesting and beautiful as the Dikte cave.
Tripiti is a small beach covered with a mixture of gray sand, gravel and stones. Despite the fact that the beach is unorganized and has a semi-natural appearance, one small tavern works here.
Tripiti is a small beach covered with a mixture of gray sand, gravel and stones. Despite the fact that the beach is unorganized and has a semi-natural appearance, one small tavern works here.
Tripiti is a small beach covered with a mixture of gray sand, gravel and stones. Despite the fact that the beach is unorganized and has a semi-natural appearance, one small tavern works here.
Plakias is a perfect place for people who like to spend time hiking. In the area of the town and the surrounding area, there are several hiking trails that lead to interesting beaches.
Currently, the lower monastery is still not open to the public and is not used by the monks. The buildings of the upper monastery have undergone partial renovation and are the main seat of the Preveli monastery.
Currently, the lower monastery is still not open to the public and is not used by the monks. The buildings of the upper monastery have undergone partial renovation and are the main seat of the Preveli monastery.
Currently, the lower monastery is still not open to the public and is not used by the monks. The buildings of the upper monastery have undergone partial renovation and are the main seat of the Preveli monastery.
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This fortress is a perfect example of Crete's multiculturalism. Located today in Greek hands, it was built by the Venetians, but is called a name taken from the Turkish language.
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Although there are countless caves in Crete, only a few can be visited. Sfendoni is the largest cave open to the public. content comes from: http://www.crete.pl www.CRETE.pl
Only a few kilometers separate the bustling city of Rethymno from Mili, a village abandoned by its inhabitants. This place is also known as the village hidden in the gorge.
Information about one of the more known tourist cities of Crete, or about Malia. Description of attractions located in the city of Malia and a description of the specificity of this town.
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Although Elounda seems to be a sleepy fishing town to this day, however, appearances should not fool you, because this town and its surroundings can boast of probably the largest number of the best hotels.
Stalida is located directly along the coast and is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Crete, which definitely comes alive with the advent of the tourist season
Zakros is the fourth-largest Minoan palace in Crete in importance and size. This latest found, built on the east coast of the island is located in the village of Káto Zákros.
Zakros is the fourth-largest Minoan palace in Crete in importance and size. This latest found, built on the east coast of the island is located in the village of Káto Zákros.
The first palace was built around 1900 BC. in the place where there was a quite impressive settlement whose remains were later transformed into the central part of the city.
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Napoleon's house is one of the few typically tourist attractions in Ierapetra. About what could have happened here in the summer of 1798 and possibly how much in this legend is the truth we write in the article on the page below.
Moni Kapsa Monastery is one of the most interesting monasteries in Crete. Its massive buildings were erected on rocky, gray slopes surrounding the nearby Pervolakia Gorge.
Hej- czy te tarcze są teraz w muzeum archeo w Heraklionie? Pozdrawiam
Piotrek | www.crete.pl
2014-08-08 14:51:24
Jak najbardziej tarcze te są obecnie eksponowane w jednej z nowych sal Muzeum Archeologicznym w Heraklionie :).
gość ja
2014-08-25 16:32:06
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juz nie mogę się doczekać wizyty w tym muzeum :-)
2018-02-12 21:24:53
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Niezwykłe miejsce. Na dole jaskini, którą zwiedzaliśmy w sierpniu (!) 2012 r., leżał śnieg.
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2018-02-12 22:39:03
My byliśmy w tej jaskini 30 sierpnia 2016 - więc jak najbardziej e sezonie turystycznym. Jaskinie była ogrodzona, ogrodzenie zamknięte na kilka wielkich kłódek i żywego ducha z ewentualnej obsługi. Obeszliśmy ogrodzenie, w końcu za przykładem dwójki Holendrów sforsowaliśmy płot przy samym wejściu - był tam najniższy. Po zwiedzeniu - wyszliśmy tą samą drogą, napotkaliśmy kolejnych chętnych do zwiedzania - też musieli skorzystać z przejścia górą. Myślę że ta jaskinia nie jest tak atrakcyjna by zwrócił się koszt zatrudnienia obsługi - jest tak jak pisze Piotr - większa dziura w ziemi. Ale o wiele większą atrakcją jest sam płaskowyż nidajski - polecam zarówno spacer wokół płaskowyżu jak przejście szlakiem E4 w kierunku wschodnim do miejsca zwanego Ammoudara - nie jest on trudny, idziemy bitą drogą, ale wokół są jedne z bardziej niesamowitych krajobrazów na Krecie - nam atmosfera kojarzyła się z Księżycową Doliną na Sardynii. Oczywiście przejście E4 na zachód w stronę najwyższego szczytu gór Psiloritis, Timios Stavros ( zwanego też czasem Psiloritisem) jest też warta wysiłku, ale wymaga sporej ilości czasu - by nie musieć lecieć z wywieszonym jęzorem należy wyruszyć spod tawerny najpóźniej o 9:00.
I trochę poprawki - jaskinia jest na zboczu góry Kousakas ( 2215 ) - Psiloritis to nazwa całego masywu, najwyższego na Krecie.
2018-02-13 03:31:50
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Ja byłam we wrześniu 2017, wejście jest za biletami ale naprawdę warto bo miejsce jest nie do opisania słowami :) i wbrew temu o czym uprzedzają przewodnicy - bluzy naprawdę są zbędne, w samej jaskini przebywa się max 20-30 minut i jest to naprawdę przyjemne ochłodzenie po 30 st i pełnym słońcu podczas wspinaczki.
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CRETE - Kreta
2018-02-13 07:47:29
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Czy na pewno chodzi o jaskinię IDI? Może masz na myśli Dikte?
2018-02-13 14:35:09
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Dobre pytanie :) być moze pomyliłam
CRETE - Kreta
2018-02-13 18:56:44
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Tak nam się wydaje ponieważ piszesz o 20-30 minutowym zwiedzaniu z przewodnikiem. W przypadku jaskini Idi zwiedzanie można zamknąć w 5-10 minutach, a zorganizowane wycieczki tu nie przyjeżdżają. W Dikte natomiast poprowadzona jest ścieżka po terenie jaskini, jej obejście zajmuje trochę więcej czasu.
2018-02-13 19:22:51
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Zle się wyraziłam - przedwodnikiem nazwałam rezydenta ktory razem przyjechał, natomiast zwiedzalismy sami i faktycznie 10 minut wystarczy ale ja akurat robię sporo zdjęć, natmiast chodzi ojaskinię gdzie urodzil sie Zeus :)
CRETE - Kreta
2018-02-13 21:25:31
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Zdjęcie Idi w środku. W zasadzie nie ma czego oglądać :)
2018-02-13 23:55:13
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Hmmm, to chyba faktycznie pomyliłam ale juz wiem jaką zwiedzę następnym razem :)
2018-02-13 23:56:54
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CRETE - Kreta
2018-02-14 07:31:11
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Kalina Sypiańska Tak, Twoje zdjęcie to jaskinia Dikte położona przy płasowyżu Lassithi. To inny rejon Krety.
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The cave is less than 1 km from Moni Gouvernetou Monastery. You will reach it using the pedestrian trail that has been marked out along the slope of the Avlaki Gorge. In the middle part of this cave there is a large stalagmite next to which there is a small water tank. Standing at the right angle and arming with a large dose of imagination can be seen in this stone block of bear that gave the name for this place.
Less than 50 km from Chania between Topolia and Koutsamatados is an interesting cave known as Agia Sofia and Wisdom of God. It is located on the main road connecting Elafonissi beach and Kissamos village.
This ancient quarry, consisting of two parts by modern times, is called Λαβυρινθάκι and Λαβύρινθος. According to some scientists, it was here in Knossos that there was a mythical labyrinth of King Minos.
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gość PiotrWie My na szczęście na razie jedziemy na Gran Canarię, na Cyklady dopiero 10 kwietnia, mam nadzieję że do tego czasu się uspokoi bo mamy w planach między innymi Amorgos.
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Nie zmienia to faktu, że skala zjawiska jest gigantyczna i wielu specjalistów ostrzega, że może to być wstęp do zjawiska o większej skali.
Oby się tym razem mylili.
Oby się Kolumbo nie obudził, wtedy to już będzie pozamiatane
Trzeba mieć nadzieję, że na tym się zakończy
Mamy nadzieję że wszystko się skończy dobrze trzęsienia są odczuwane na Krecie
gość dodekanezowiec Balos/Gramvousa wywarły na mnie największe wrażenie, Falassarna niedoceniana, Elafonissi przeceniana.
Ale tak poza tym Kreta nie ma za wiele pięknych plaż.
Cypr, Majorka, Sardynia - tam przy hotelach są od razu piękne plaże.
gość dodekanezowiec „Widocznymi i bardziej wymiernymi wyznacznikami tych zmian jest stale powiększająca się baza noclegowa nie tylko w postaci niezliczonych hoteli na północy wyspy i coraz szerszej ofercie południowego wybrzeża”
Ale Grecję cenię za to, że nie ma takiego przegięcia jak w Hiszpanii (50-piętrowy hotel w Benidorm mówi wszystko), ani takiego niedorozwoju (uzasadnione słowo, należy im się) jak we włoskiej Kalabrii. (...)
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Hej- czy te tarcze są teraz w muzeum archeo w Heraklionie? Pozdrawiam
Jak najbardziej tarcze te są obecnie eksponowane w jednej z nowych sal Muzeum Archeologicznym w Heraklionie :).
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juz nie mogę się doczekać wizyty w tym muzeum :-)
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Niezwykłe miejsce. Na dole jaskini, którą zwiedzaliśmy w sierpniu (!) 2012 r., leżał śnieg.
My byliśmy w tej jaskini 30 sierpnia 2016 - więc jak najbardziej e sezonie turystycznym. Jaskinie była ogrodzona, ogrodzenie zamknięte na kilka wielkich kłódek i żywego ducha z ewentualnej obsługi. Obeszliśmy ogrodzenie, w końcu za przykładem dwójki Holendrów sforsowaliśmy płot przy samym wejściu - był tam najniższy. Po zwiedzeniu - wyszliśmy tą samą drogą, napotkaliśmy kolejnych chętnych do zwiedzania - też musieli skorzystać z przejścia górą. Myślę że ta jaskinia nie jest tak atrakcyjna by zwrócił się koszt zatrudnienia obsługi - jest tak jak pisze Piotr - większa dziura w ziemi. Ale o wiele większą atrakcją jest sam płaskowyż nidajski - polecam zarówno spacer wokół płaskowyżu jak przejście szlakiem E4 w kierunku wschodnim do miejsca zwanego Ammoudara - nie jest on trudny, idziemy bitą drogą, ale wokół są jedne z bardziej niesamowitych krajobrazów na Krecie - nam atmosfera kojarzyła się z Księżycową Doliną na Sardynii. Oczywiście przejście E4 na zachód w stronę najwyższego szczytu gór Psiloritis, Timios Stavros ( zwanego też czasem Psiloritisem) jest też warta wysiłku, ale wymaga sporej ilości czasu - by nie musieć lecieć z wywieszonym jęzorem należy wyruszyć spod tawerny najpóźniej o 9:00.
I trochę poprawki - jaskinia jest na zboczu góry Kousakas ( 2215 ) - Psiloritis to nazwa całego masywu, najwyższego na Krecie.
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Ja byłam we wrześniu 2017, wejście jest za biletami ale naprawdę warto bo miejsce jest nie do opisania słowami :) i wbrew temu o czym uprzedzają przewodnicy - bluzy naprawdę są zbędne, w samej jaskini przebywa się max 20-30 minut i jest to naprawdę przyjemne ochłodzenie po 30 st i pełnym słońcu podczas wspinaczki.
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Czy na pewno chodzi o jaskinię IDI? Może masz na myśli Dikte?
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Dobre pytanie :) być moze pomyliłam
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Tak nam się wydaje ponieważ piszesz o 20-30 minutowym zwiedzaniu z przewodnikiem. W przypadku jaskini Idi zwiedzanie można zamknąć w 5-10 minutach, a zorganizowane wycieczki tu nie przyjeżdżają. W Dikte natomiast poprowadzona jest ścieżka po terenie jaskini, jej obejście zajmuje trochę więcej czasu.
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Zle się wyraziłam - przedwodnikiem nazwałam rezydenta ktory razem przyjechał, natomiast zwiedzalismy sami i faktycznie 10 minut wystarczy ale ja akurat robię sporo zdjęć, natmiast chodzi ojaskinię gdzie urodzil sie Zeus :)
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Zdjęcie Idi w środku. W zasadzie nie ma czego oglądać :)
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Hmmm, to chyba faktycznie pomyliłam ale juz wiem jaką zwiedzę następnym razem :)
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Kalina Sypiańska Tak, Twoje zdjęcie to jaskinia Dikte położona przy płasowyżu Lassithi. To inny rejon Krety.
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