Tham Morakot
Quick Facts
- Location
- Thailand
- Category
- Beach & Island
- Duration
- About 40 minutes
- Opening Hours
- Around 9:00–16:00 (depends on sea · reference)
- Address
- Italy, Amalfi Coast, Emerald Grotto
- Coordinates
- 7.6700, 99.2800
Introduction
The Emerald Grotto is a dreamy, secluded sea cave on the Amalfi Coast. Its waters glow a dreamy emerald green by refracted light, like a hidden underwater fairyland, a dreamy sight. The Emerald Grotto (Grotta dello Smeraldo) is a dreamy, secluded sea cave on the Amalfi Coast (on a cliff between Amalfi and Positano). Its wonder is the dreamy emerald-green water: part of the cave mouth is below the sea surface, so daylight passes through the submerged opening and refracts into the water, dyeing it a dreamy emerald (or blue-green) glow; the whole cave water shimmers with a jewel-like green, quiet and mysterious, like a hidden underwater fairyland. Inside are pretty stalactites and stalagmites. Visitors take a small boat rowed by a boatman into the dreamy cave to quietly enjoy the green water and formations (the cave visit depends on sea conditions; may close in rough seas). Visiting the Amalfi Coast and entering the dreamy Emerald Grotto is a dreamy sight.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Tham Morakot?
Around 9:00–16:00 (depends on sea · reference)
Any practical tips for visiting Tham Morakot?
Enter the dreamy Emerald Grotto, enjoy the dreamy emerald-green water by refracted light. Daylight through the submerged opening dyes the cave water emerald green.
How long should I spend at Tham Morakot?
A typical visit takes About 40 minutes.