Keratokambos Beach

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Keratokambos Beach is situated in the small seaside resort, approximately 72 kilometres to the south of Heraklion, near Tsoutsouras.

It is a burgeoning tourist destination as visitors from both Greece and abroad seek to bask in its splendid waters and the peaceful ambiance of the region, making it an ideal choice for tranquil holidays.

The longest beach stretches all the way to the mouth of the Keratokambitis River, which gathers water from the Portela Gorge and the Kavousi Gorge.

The western section of the beach is sandy and comes with sunbeds and parasols. As you move eastward, the landscape takes on a more rugged and unspoilt character, offering everyone a peaceful environment for swimming and relaxation.

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Arvi Beach

Arvi is a coastal village located 35 kilometres west of Ierapetra. The area also boasts the eponymous gorge and numerous beautiful beaches.

The village has experienced tourism development due to its beaches, providing a tranquil retreat for those seeking relaxation.

Adjacent to the port is Arvi Beach, equipped with parasols and offering water sports activities.

The beach features soft sands, and in close proximity, there are tavernas and accommodation available.

Arvi is a coastal village located 35 kilometres west of Ierapetra. The area also boasts the eponymous gorge and numerous beautiful beaches.

The village has experienced tourism development due to its beaches, providing a tranquil retreat for those seeking relaxation.

Adjacent to the port is Arvi Beach, equipped with parasols and offering water sports activities.

The beach features soft sands, and in close proximity, there are tavernas and accommodation available.

Heraklion

Keratokambos Beach

Keratokambos Beach is situated in the small seaside resort, approximately 72 kilometres to the south of Heraklion, near Tsoutsouras.

The longest beach stretches all the way to the mouth of the Keratokambitis River, which gathers water from the Portela Gorge and the Kavousi Gorge.

Keratokambos Beach is situated in the small seaside resort, approximately 72 kilometres to the south of Heraklion, near Tsoutsouras.

The longest beach stretches all the way to the mouth of the Keratokambitis River, which gathers water from the Portela Gorge and the Kavousi Gorge.

Heraklion

Sidonia Beach or Psari Forada: The Legend of the Horse that Drove Away the Arabs

General Theophilus's heroic efforts in defeating the Arabs led to the naming of the beautiful beach of the Municipality of Viannos Sidonia or Psari Forada (Grey Mare), in honour of his courageous horse.

The beach offers an ideal setting for various activities, including beach volleyball, sand football, swimming, and canoeing.

The beach boasts unique dark grey sand, complemented by blue waters, and scattered with rocky formations in many areas.

The beach offers an ideal setting for various activities, including beach volleyball, sand football, swimming, and canoeing.

The beach boasts unique dark grey sand, complemented by blue waters, and scattered with rocky formations in many areas.

Heraklion

Listis (Bandit) Beach: Once the Fear and Terror of the Inhabitants

Listis Beach is one of the many blue gems found in South Crete.

Legend has it that within a cave, nestled among the many rocks of the area, resided a bandit who instilled fear and terror among both residents and passers-by.

Access to the beach is not easy; visitors must descend from a steep slope.

Nevertheless, the effort is truly rewarding, as the beach is exceptionally beautiful, with its crystal-clear waters.

The more adventurous visitors take delight in diving from the rocks.

Listis Beach is located between Keratokampos and Tsoutsouras.

The beach is not equipped with amenities, so visitors need to bring their own water and food.

Photo by Evangelos Mpikakis on Unsplash

Listis Beach is one of the many blue gems found in South Crete.

Legend has it that within a cave, nestled among the many rocks of the area, resided a bandit who instilled fear and terror among both residents and passers-by.

Access to the beach is not easy; visitors must descend from a steep slope.

Nevertheless, the effort is truly rewarding, as the beach is exceptionally beautiful, with its crystal-clear waters.

The more adventurous visitors take delight in diving from the rocks.

Listis Beach is located between Keratokampos and Tsoutsouras.

The beach is not equipped with amenities, so visitors need to bring their own water and food.

Photo by Evangelos Mpikakis on Unsplash

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