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A big quiet bay of pebbles north of Kavousi.
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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.
A big quiet bay of pebbles north of Kavousi.
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The Old Woman's Jump, a hidden cove below high rocks near Achlia.
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A quiet escape with turquoise water near Kavousi.
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A secluded sandy beach framed by cliffs east of Ierapetra, nudist friendly.
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The biggest of the coves at Ferma, with pebbles and crystal clear water.
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Three remote coves between Achlia and Koutsouras, known for their seabed.
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A secluded grey pebble beach 3 km east of Myrtos.
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