Discover the best top things to do in Rethymnon Prefecture, Greece including Cretan Safari Land Rover Experience, Rodakino Beach, Ammoudaki Beach, Ammoudi Beach, Damnoni Beach, Damoni Beach, Triopetra Beach, Skinaria Beach, Souda Beach, Karavostasi Beach.
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5.0 based on 633 reviews
Visiting a destination as Crete is great experience to witness the true life natural tradition and customs of the island. Travelling by our safe Land Rover "Defenders" and our experienced drivers be sure that you can really feel great surprise, fun and enjoyment during your holidays
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Clear blue waters!!! Organised beach but laying uden the trees (almirikia) is highly proposed!!! Choose to spend the whole day there (trust me it is worth it)
4.5 based on 229 reviews
One of those TOP beaches on the south side of Crete. beach tolerating both nudists and ordinary tourists. great bar, excellent cocktails and food. in the sea along the rocks a beautiful underwater tunnel!
4.5 based on 179 reviews
Micro Ammoudi is an awesome beach although textiles are dominating by 90% or more. I think the locals don’t like the nude foreigners as I heard one local complain to a nudist claiming it wasn’t a nude beach. If it’s not a nude beach then why don’t they make it such, they can afford a sign no? And they don’t seem to mind the money the tourist bring in. You can’t have your cake and eat it too. We can always go to Spain if they have a problem with nudity.
4.5 based on 425 reviews
We stayed at Hapimag Damnoni Resort, the beach is clean and quiet. People could easily do some water sport or activities.
4.5 based on 116 reviews
Spacious beach with a couple of rows of sunbeds, but never too crowded. Sandy, and shallow water close to the shore. Ideal for relaxation and just swimming. The only thing to keep in mine: Check windspeed before going because anything above bf4 may spoil your experience.
4.5 based on 309 reviews
This beach is accessible from the road connecting Rethymno to Agia Galini ; it can be considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the south coast of Crete ; the name comes from the three majestic rocks which divide the bay into two beaches ; in fact ,the word triopetra means presumably “the three stones”; the smallest is called the small Triopetra or Koumado and is ideal for those who wish to be more secluded or quiet ; the larger beach is also called Chatsi or Triopetra ; the beaches are at the foot of a hill of olive trees ; the place is also ideal for watersports experts as the sandbanks created by the currents make the seabed unpredictable ; for those who stay longer until the evening , it is a wonderful occasion of admiring the breathtaking sunset ;
4.5 based on 409 reviews
Good sand, protected from most winds, smaller waves, beautiful sea bottom with plenty of fish, sundbeds 6 EUR, toilets in two beach tavernas, parking is a bit challenging if you come late, 15 mins drive from Plakias in a scenic road. After years of visits, this remains among my favourite beaches in Crete (visited over 50 beaches). You can eat in the local tavern but don't except much quality in food or service.
4.5 based on 276 reviews
Love this beach. The sea is very clear here and there are sun beds on the beach. Not sure if there is a fee in high season but we were there in April and didn’t need to pay. There are beach bars and 2 tavernas.
4.5 based on 402 reviews
On an island with countless wonderful beaches and other natural wonders, this hidden gem stand out for its relative seclusion and family orientation. Situated at the point of a small peninsula at picturesque Bali, the beach sports a marvelous taverna, an apartment hotel with stunning views, and all the activities you'd expect. Sunloungers, shallow aquamarine water, fine sand beach, and an amazing landscape, what more can anyone want? Go here if you travel to Crete island.
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