The Voidomatis (Greek: Βοϊδομάτης) is a river in the Ioannina regional unit in northwestern Greece, and is a tributary of the Aoös river.^[1] The main current sources are located in the village of Vikos. Along its path it converges with other water currents originating from the banks of Tymfi or the Vikos Gorge. It ends close to Konitsa. The river has a total length of 15 kilometers. The name Voidomatis (meaning "the eye of the ox"), derives from the fact that oxen have clear blue eyes, like the waters of this river.

Voidomatis
Aristi Bridge on the Voidomatis
Native name	Βοϊδομάτης (Greek)
Location
Country	Greece
Physical characteristics
Mouth
• location	Aoös
• coordinates	40°00′49″N 20°38′40″E / 40.0136°N 20.6445°E / 40.0136; 20.6445
Basin features
Progression	Vjosë→ Adriatic Sea

The Voidomatis has been characterized as one of the cleanest rivers in Europe as it does not face any environmental issues. It crosses one of the most beautiful natural locations of Greece and has been part of the Vikos–Aoös National Park since 1973. The river is spanned by a number of stone bridges, the most famous being the Kledonas Bridge. The river is known for water sports such as rafting and kayaking.