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One of the most famous beaches of the Mediterranean, it is located on the west side of the Gramvousa peninsula, next othe the ruins of ancient Falasarna. Something between Carribean and Maldives.
FALASARNA
One of the most famous beaches of the Mediterranean, it is located on the west side of the Gramvousa peninsula, next othe the ruins of ancient Falasarna. Something between Carribean and Maldives, the 60km trip from Chania will be completely rewarded. You will be met by endless blue, in front of blillions of specks of golden sand. The big beach is interrupted on the edges by big rocks in the water and on the beach, and it isn’t uncommon for light waves to appear, transforming your swimming to a Fun Fair.
Home to the Cretan vendetta, Sfakia is where you will see tight lipped Cretans dressed in black.
The Benaki Museum is a complex architectural composition, with an interesting history.The aim of the museum is the protection, preservation, and showcasing of the cultural heritage, as well as the connection of it to the modern social and scientific network.
Although Crete hosts one-quarter of Greece’s annual visitors, it’s still possible to escape the crowds by heading south. Thanks to the rugged mountains that stretch across much of the island’s spine, southern Crete remains a place apart.
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