Easter Cave is a small cave located on the seashore of the Nashkopetzer Nature Reserve. It is characterized by a natural formation that includes lava and rocky tunnels, and you can also find holes in it that may have formed due to prehistoric trees. It is likely that lava destroyed the forest that was growing here about 12 million years ago. A year later, sea erosion formed the same cave. Legend says that when you visit the cave on Easter morning, you can see the sun dancing over the ocean waves, and when you rise you can see the name of the cave shining in the sky.