Devil's Gorge (Diavologefyro) Guide
Nature's Majesty: Explore the Devil's Gorge on Poros Guide
Venture into the heart of Poros and discover the Devil's Gorge, locally known as Diavologefyro, a hidden gem of natural beauty. This stunning gorge, carved by a small stream, offers a refreshing escape from the island's beaches and a chance to immerse yourself in the lush greenery of the Poros countryside. The name "Devil's Gorge" evokes a sense of mystery and intrigue, although the origin of the name is not definitively known. The gorge itself is a testament to the power of nature, with its steep rock walls, cascading waterfalls (seasonal), and dense vegetation. It provides a unique ecosystem that contrasts sharply with the typical Mediterranean landscape. Visitors can hike through the Devil's Gorge, following the marked trails that wind along the stream. The hike offers stunning views of the gorge's natural features and a chance to spot local flora and fauna. It's a relatively easy hike, suitable for most fitness levels. After your hike, enjoy a meal at one of the tavernas in Poros town, savoring fresh seafood and traditional Greek dishes.
Transportation
The Devil's Gorge is located inland on Poros. The easiest way to reach it is by taxi or rented scooter/car from Poros town. The drive takes approximately 15-20 minutes. Alternatively, you can take a local bus towards Monastery and then walk for about 30 minutes to reach the gorge entrance.