Limnes: The Enchanting Labyrinth of Streets

In the municipality of Agios Nikolaos, not far from Elounda, lies the village of Havgas. Its near-deserted streets tell a tale of time forgotten.

Yet, amidst its solitude, traces of a glorious past still linger. The beauty of Havgas may be understated, but the remnants of its heyday are unmistakable.

Havgas is home to only a handful of residents, a mere whisper of its once vibrant community.

Nestled close to the settlement lies the Havgas Gorge of Plaka, Lassithi, a natural wonder waiting to be explored.

Have you ever come across the notion of Anogia alongside the seaside? Remarkably, it does exist!

Nestled within the municipality of Agios Nikolaos, this quaint village sits along the coastline, near Cape Drepani, overlooking the Cretan Sea. It's a rare find, with its population barely filling one hand.

Despite its size, this village is a hidden treasure. Visitors are drawn to its stunning beaches and the charming churches of Agios Nikolaos, Metamorfosi Sotiros, and Agioi Pantes.

Among friends, it's a common suggestion to head over to Latsida and indulge in some delectable souvlaki that will make your mouth water.

Situated at the north-western edge of the Mirabello valley, Latsida is perched at an elevation of 250 metres. It is conveniently located just two kilometres away from Neapoli. The village's economy thrives primarily on agricultural production, serving as a significant pillar for its local economy.

The earliest recorded reference to the village dates back to 1369, during the period of Venetian occupation.

In the vicinity of the village, amidst a stunning landscape, stands the Church of Panagia Keragoniotissa, which dates back to the 14^th century. This remarkable church is dedicated to the Dormition of the Virgin Mary and features captivating frescoes that are of great interest.