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A Paradise in Croatia Where Odysseus Spent Seven Years

This island of picturesque coves, warm sea and intoxicating scent of pine trees was the home of the nymph Calypso, who held Odysseus captive for seven long years.
Although he grieved for his beloved wife Penelope during the day, each night Calypso would bewitch him, promising him immortality if he stayed with her. He was set free only after Zeus intervened. Calypso reluctantly heeded the order from the master of Mount Olympus, and had a raft built for Odysseus with plenty of food and wine, which would enable him to return to his home in Ithaca. Once her lover left, Calypso supposedly died of grief.

This is where the legend ends, and Odysseus’ cave subsequently became the home of an unusual creature. For a number of years, it was the natural habitat of one of the rarest mammals in the world – the Mediterranean monk seal.
The aforementioned legendary cave is a 20 meters long tunnel followed by a grand hall with an open ceiling where the sun rays enter the cave and hit the sea, making it exquisitely blue.
During the summer months, around noon, when the sun is at its strongest, the sea displays so many shades of blue and this scenery is breathtaking.
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