Greece
The beach of Agia Roumeli with the white pebbles expands on the edge of the village which goes by the same name, on the exit of the Canyon of Samaria.-On the other hand, if you are looking for something more isolated, follow the E4 path east for 30 minutes up until you reach Agios Pavlos.
THE AQUATIC PUZZLE OF CHANIA
(BEACHES)
AGIA ROUNELI – AGIOS PAVLOS
The beach of Agia Roumeli with the white pebbles expands on the edge of the village which goes by the same name, on the exit of the Canyon of Samaria. This small isolated village resting under the towering mountains and in front of the mesmerising beaches of the Libyan Sea, is more than you would expect. Access is possible only by sea or on foot.
On the other hand, if you are looking for something more isolated, follow the E4 path east for 30 minutes – up until you reach Agios Pavlos. This 10th century temple is on the edge of a vast, amazing beach, while on the top side of the beach is situated a dense cedar forest.
The Museum of the History of the Greek Costume is a museum with a vestiary content. In its collection one can find 25.000 objects, especially costumes and jewellery of the historic greek area, copies of Minoan, archaic and byzantine costumes, as well as 23 porcelane dolls dressed in traditional outfits.
The Cycladic Art Museum was founded in 1986, in order to house the collection of exhibits of Cycladic and Ancient Greek art, of Nikolaos and Ekaterini Goulandri.
At a distance of 20 kms west of Chania lay the remains of the Ancient Diktynna temple. A hermit location, due to a rough dirt road with deep water and sand iterchanging with pebbles, rewarding the brave ones.
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