Kamares Cave
A Minoan sacred cave high on Psiloritis.
Höhlen · Phaistos
Mountain village on the south side of Psiloritis.
Kamares is the starting point for the climb to the Kamares cave, a Minoan sacred cave. The colourful Middle Minoan pottery known as Kamares ware is named after it.
Heraklion is the heart of Minoan Crete and the island’s busiest region. Knossos and the Heraklion Archaeological Museum are the two places almost everyone visits, and they work well together on one day. In the south, the wide Messara plain holds the palace of Phaistos, the Roman ruins of Gortyna and the famous caves above the bay of Matala. More about Heraklion
A Minoan sacred cave high on Psiloritis.
Höhlen · Phaistos
Village on the southern slopes of Psiloritis, rebuilt after 1943.
Alle Dörfer & Städte · Phaistos
A high plain under Psiloritis.
Hochebenen, Wälder & Parks · Anogia
A Venetian monastery above Zaros.
Kirchen & Klöster · Gortyna
The cave where Zeus grew up.
Höhlen · Anogia
A green walk from Lake Votomos at Zaros.
Schluchten · Gortyna
A Minoan settlement on a pass to the Messara.
Ausgrabungsstätten · Amari
A small spring lake with a trout taverna.
Seen, Flüsse & Wasserfälle · Gortyna
Mountain village famous for spring water and trout.
Alle Dörfer & Städte · Phaistos
A UNESCO geopark around Crete's highest mountain.
Hochebenen, Wälder & Parks · Amari
35.15200, 24.82100 · See on map
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