Rethymno Town Beach
The endless sandy beach that starts at the Venetian harbour of Rethymno.
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Lagoons, pink sand, secret coves
Crete has more than a thousand kilometres of coastline, and almost every type of beach you can imagine: shallow turquoise lagoons in the far west, pink-tinged sand at Elafonisi, palm-fringed river mouths on the south coast and tiny coves you reach on foot. As a rule of thumb, the north coast is easier to reach and well organised, while the south coast (the Libyan Sea) is wilder, quieter and often calmer when the summer meltemi wind blows from the north.
The endless sandy beach that starts at the Venetian harbour of Rethymno.
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A 3 km resort beach in front of Adele village, east of Rethymno.
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A calm, well organised beach in the Rethymno suburbs with shallow light blue water.
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A long, serene sandy beach just east of Rethymno with shallow water.
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The continuation of Rethymno beach, where loggerhead turtles come to nest.
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A long golden beach west of Rethymno with shallow turquoise water.
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A long sandy beach east of Rethymno with a few trees for shade.
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A quiet sandy beach east of Rethymno where turtles nest at night.
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A long sandy beach 2 km west of Rethymno, often a bit wavy.
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A small, quiet beach at the mouth of the Petres gorge west of Rethymno.
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A small beach of pebbles and sand with big rocks in the water, west of Rethymno.
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A hidden rocky beach just west of Rethymno town.
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A pebble cove under cliffs where monk seals shelter.
Sandstrände · Rethymno