Matala the village of fishermen

Αξιοθέατα παραλίες

Red Beach Trail

You could visit this place better times of the day with not very strong sun and wearing sport shoes and be equipped with water .

Red Beach Trail

You could visit this place better times of the day with not very strong sun and wearing sport shoes and be equipped with water .

Εκκλησία Ματάλων

The most famous tourist destination of Crete, in Matala, is dominated by the impressive Cave Church of Panagia. placed through a rock, the Temple welcomes the visitor and inspires him with awe. The temple was especially used by Christians during the period of persecution, as its location, which can be described as a catacomb, was the ideal place to take shelter.

Εκκλησία Ματάλων

The most famous tourist destination of Crete, in Matala, is dominated by the impressive Cave Church of Panagia. placed through a rock, the Temple welcomes the visitor and inspires him with awe. The temple was especially used by Christians during the period of persecution, as its location, which can be described as a catacomb, was the ideal place to take shelter.

Cave Matala

6 preporuka/e lokalaca

Cave Matala

6 preporuka/e lokalaca

Komos Beach

Komos (or Kommos) is located on the outskirts of the village of Pitsidia, 66 km southwest of Heraklion and just 2 km north of the famous Matala. It is essentially the southernmost part of the long continuous beach of the Gulf of Mesara. The entire coastal front of the area is exposed to the westerly winds, which are relatively frequent in the summer and some days when the wave is quite high, care is needed. The northern part of Kommos, Potamos or Potamoserma, has been a well-known destination for nudist lovers for many years, since the time when hippies flooded the area. There are only a few tamarisks and barren lands around, as Kommos is located in a protected archaeological zone. Further south, near the archaeological site of Komos, there is an organized beach with umbrellas, sunbeds, toilets, showers, a canteen and a lifeguard. Around there are many tamarisks and sand dunes, where you can admire the white sand lilies, which bloom at the end of summer. If you want to find a place to stay or eat, you can choose Pitsidia or Matala.

79 preporuka/e lokalaca

Komos Beach

79 preporuka/e lokalaca

Komos (or Kommos) is located on the outskirts of the village of Pitsidia, 66 km southwest of Heraklion and just 2 km north of the famous Matala. It is essentially the southernmost part of the long continuous beach of the Gulf of Mesara. The entire coastal front of the area is exposed to the westerly winds, which are relatively frequent in the summer and some days when the wave is quite high, care is needed. The northern part of Kommos, Potamos or Potamoserma, has been a well-known destination for nudist lovers for many years, since the time when hippies flooded the area. There are only a few tamarisks and barren lands around, as Kommos is located in a protected archaeological zone. Further south, near the archaeological site of Komos, there is an organized beach with umbrellas, sunbeds, toilets, showers, a canteen and a lifeguard. Around there are many tamarisks and sand dunes, where you can admire the white sand lilies, which bloom at the end of summer. If you want to find a place to stay or eat, you can choose Pitsidia or Matala.