Geropotamos Beach

Geropotamos beach is a beautiful cove located 18 km east of Rethymno town right off the National Highway that leads to Heraklion.
This beach owes its name to Geropotamos river, which flows into this sea.
The beach lies beneath Geropotamos bridge and can be easily accessed by car.
Deep and really clean waters
Enjoy a meal or a coctail by the sea

Small Rocky Bay with caves

Spilies or “Tou Maliou to Riaki” is located 15km east of Rethymnon city, in a quiet area, just a few kilometers east of and west of Geropotamos.
It is formed in a small rocky bay with a pebbly beach and crystal clear deep waters, protected by vertical cliffs.
Characteristic of the cove are the beautiful cavernous rocks that protect the small beach on the west.
Beyond the west and the east end of the beach, there are several sea caves and rocks with amazing formations. A part of the east caves collapsed in winter 2011-12.

Cold waters in a waveless beach

Karavostasi Beach

Karavostasi Beach is a small, tranquil beach located in Bali. It is known for its clear water, making it a perfect spot for snorkeling.
The beach is characterized by fine pebbles, adding to its natural beauty.
The beach is accessible by a walk.
Additionally, there are boats and catamarans available for rent in the water.

Three giant rocks and crystal waters at the Libyan Sea

Triopetra Beach has two beaches, and they are divided by a small peninsula.
Triopetra Beach means Three Rocks, and it comes from the stunning rock formations that rise at the edge of the Peninsula.
The beach has a quiet, peaceful environment and is family-friendly.
The cove has shallow waters suitable for kids and a perfect place to relax.

Crystal waters and a river hugging the Libyan Sea

Preveli is a famous beach on the south side of Crete Island. Crete is the biggest island in Greece, and it attracts visitors because it is a place where you can find everything, from modern cities and exotic beaches to gorges and big mountains.
The local legend says that the mythological king Odysseus stopped in Preveli on the way to his homeland, Ithaka.
What makes Preveli beach so famous is the palm forest surrounding the river, which comes from a gorge and ends up in the sea. The exotic beauty of nature attracted in the 60s and 70s hippies from around the globe who used to live here and make huts under the palm trees.
Due to the sensitivity of nature around Preveli Beach, the area is protected by the Natura 2000, and it is a natural reserve.