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Would you like to combine skiing in the morning and then go swimming in the afternoon, all in one region? Click to choose your interests and see in which part of Greece you enjoy them. Combinations are endless!
Situated next to the harbor, it is the first beach you will encounter upon reaching the island. A wonderful beach with clear, turquoise waters and plenty of shade provided by the trees in the background. The local businesses of the picturesque hamlet will cover all your needs.
A long, sandy beach located in the northeastern part of Irakleia, near the Castle of Livadi. Enjoy your swim in the crystal-clear waters, in view of the island Venetico.
A pebble beach located on the eastern part of the island. Following the 2.3 km path starting from Panagia, you will end up cooling off in the crystal-clear waters of Tourkopigado.
A pebble beach located in the southeastern part of Irakleia, surrounded by high rocks. The spot is known for observing wild birds that nest in the small caves of the rocky bay.
A pebble beach in the south of the island, it most easily approached by sea. It is distinguished by the dark rocks surrounding it, and the bluish hue of its waters.
A beautiful beach located at the southwestern part of the island, most visit Alimia to go snorkeling out to the German seaplane wreck, located in seven meters of water.
A small pebble beach, in a bay west of the settlement of Panagia. In order to reach it, you will end up walking for an hour and 30 minutes. It is worth the effort, as the path will lead you to a beach with crystal-clear turquoise waters approached only by the bold.
A sandy beach in the northwestern part of the island. Better to avoid it when the northwesterly meltemi winds are blowing (mid- July to mid-August).
Ammoudi of Merichas, which is only accessible by sea. The rocky Xylovatis and Tribounas, located in the northwestern part of the island, and the precipitous Vala, Kavos of Thodoris, Kathreptis etc. Different beaches for different tastes, these spots are not for all types of visitors.
