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The cave is almost at sea level, the temperature of the cave averages 19°C and of the water around 12°C.  The existence of the cave has been known since 1900. It is situated 200 meters east of Glyphada and was explored by John Petrochilos in 1949 and later discovered by the couple in 1958.  It is regarded as one of the most beautiful cave lakes not only in Greece but in the world.

The finds provide evidence of life in the cave 6000 years ago many of which are exhibited in the "Stone Age Museum" of Diros situated at the entrance of the cave. The extent of the cave is 6500 square meters of which 600 square meters consist of land and the rest is covered by the water of an underground river.

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