• Grave of the Twins

    May 30, 2024 in Greece ⋅ ☁️ 70 °F

    Tucked away at the back of the old town lies a site shrouded in legend—the Tomb of the Twins.

    The twins in question are none other than Castor and Pollux, the famed Dioskouri. Sons of Zeus and Leda, these celestial brothers are said to watch over sailors and were revered across ancient Greece.

    The tombs are a testament to Kardamyli's rich tapestry of history, dating back to when it was the main port of Sparta. Imagine, right from these shores, the Nereids—sea nymphs—were believed to have emerged to admire the sons of Achilles.

    Our visit was more than just a historical excursion; it was a walk through the pages of mythology.
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