Located approximately 7 kilometers west of the city of Chania, Stalos is a popular tourist destination that boasts a stunning sandy beach, Kato Stalos, and a picturesque traditional village, Pano Stalos. The beach is well-equipped with all necessary amenities, such as parasols and beach chairs, and is awarded the Blue Flag every year. The village...Read More
Sarakiniko Beach, located 1.5km north of the port of Gavdos, Karave, is renowned for its beauty and interesting past. It is named after the Saracen pirates who at one time made the island their base of operations. The cove bay faces northwards, and is known for its striking, golden sand and crystal-clear shallows. It’s also...Read More
Situated 74km south of Chania and 1km north of Chrisoskalitissa monastery, Stomio is a secluded and relatively unknown beach in the Elafonissi area of Crete. Characterised by a rocky and wavy shore, the beach consists of large pebbles and some patchy stretches of sand. With its cool waters and deep sea, it is not the...Read More
Platanias is an ideal destination for those who seek a mixture of relaxation, entertainment and sightseeing. Situated just 11km west of Chania, it offers an easy access to one of the most beautiful cities in Greece, while at the same time boasting a stunning beach, amazing nightlife and plenty of opportunities for sightseeing. The long...Read More
Georgioupolis, a small seaside town located 38km east of Chania and 21km west of Rethymnon, is home to a vast long beach spanning 10km. Stretching from the river Almiros to Kavros beach, the 2km-long Georgioupolis beach is sandy and dotted with dunes in some areas, with shallow waters ideal for children. Windy days require extra...Read More
Tripiti beach is located at the southernmost point of Gavdos and Europe in Aliki, 7km south of Karave harbor. It has an east side made of sand and pebbles, and a corner near the cape of Tripiti composed of large stones and pebbles. The island’s corner is also known for its three arches, called Kamarelles,...Read More
Kera beach is situated around 20km east of Chania city, on the southern coast of Souda Bay. The tranquil shoreline is lined with soft sand and a few pebbles, and boasts a stunning backdrop of dramatic cliffs. The crystal clear, shallow waters are a great choice for those who prefer a more secluded atmosphere. Looking...Read More
Located 21 kilometers west of Chania, Ravdoucha is a stunning beachfront destination on the west coast of the Rodopos peninsula. Visitors will find olive groves, rocky outcroppings, and steep mountains as part of the landscape. This area has a few small bays with pebbles and beautiful rock formations, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling....Read More
Gylisma (or Kambos) stony beach is a popular spot located 69 kilometers southwest of Chania city and 29 kilometers south of Kissamos. It is close to the Kambos village and is also known as Afratolaki. This beach is not suitable for swimming due to its coarse pebbles and high waves on windy days, so it...Read More
Situated 70 kilometers southeast of Chania and 500 meters northwest of Chrysoskalitissa Monastery, Voulolimni is a small crater that is surrounded by rocks and forms a tiny sea lake. The lake is well-shielded from strong winds due to a small opening that connects it to the open sea, creating a natural harbor for small boats....Read More