Doxa | |
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Location | Crete, Greece |
Coordinates | 35°22′N25°0′E / 35.367°N 25.000°E Coordinates: 35°22′N25°0′E / 35.367°N 25.000°E |
Elevation | 463 |
Entrances | 1 |
Show cave length | 50 |
Lighting | No |
Visitors | Yes |
Features | Curtains, Stalactites and Stalagmites |
Doxa is a small but well-known cave in Marathos. [1]
There is a taverna located right next to the mouth of the cave. [2] You can borrow flashlights at this taverna which is essential to go into the cave.
From the entrance begins a downhill corridor that leads to four rooms. The name Doxa means glory in Greek.
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