Lesbos is the third largest island of Greece. It has pretty much everything that tourists would seek, from historic sites, amazing coastline, beautiful towns and villages to mountain trails with wonderful landscapes. We arrived on the island by ferry.

We arrived in the beautiful island's capital of Mytilene. As we were approaching and set foot on the island, we were already in love with the place. Beautiful harbour surrounded by good looking houses, churches and cobbled streets filled with nice cafes and restaurants greeted us.

First of all we rented a car so we could properly explore the island. We visited Castle of Mytilene sitting up on a hill above the town and the harbour. The castle covers a large area and offers beautiful views over the island and across the sea to Turkey.

We settled in Petra village. It's a beautiful villages set around a sandy bay. The shoreline is filled with many cafes an nice tavernas. After we took a few steps on the streets of the village and along the bay, we spent the last part of the day at Petra Beach.

Today we checked some other spots of the island as well.

After a short drive from Petra, we arrived at Molyvos. We did not find many tourists while stolling on the streets of the village. There were only nice local people smiling and talking to us.

We reached Molivos Castle sitting beautifully on top of the village. It's a large impressive Byzantine Castle hiding within its walls an incredible amount of history. It was there during Venetian era, Catalan era, to the Genovese and the Ottoman period. There are magnificent views over the village and the sea from there.

After the hike to the castle and down, we went towards Eftalou hot springs. We bathed in the communal bath. The temperature of the water was pretty high, so we relaxed in the hot bath for a few munites before heading to the cold sea.

Back in Petra, we visited Panagia Glykofilousa Church, a remarcable church built on top of a rock

We spent the rest of the day at Paralia Tsichranta Beach. It's a quiet beach with clear waters and pebble beach. There are two lovely tavernas here as well. 

Leaving Petra, we checked a new spots on the island.

The name of the village comes from the words “safe” in Greek and Venetian and it reffers to the harbor that is very safe and can accommodate all sizes of vessels. In Sivri, we tried the food specialty horta, a type of spinach, boiled and served with salt and lemon. We really liked it.

The place is famous for the great sandy beach, where we relaxed for a while.

Skala Kallonis is a nice fishers’ place. We loved to watch the fishermen doing their business around the shore and the beautiful coloured boats there. We sat at a nice taverna and enjoyed the views and, of course, the food.

We arrived in Agiasos in the evening just to accommodate for our last night on the island.

Today we explored Agiasos, the town that lies on the slopes of Mount Olympus. We walked the tiny cobbled streets for a long time, enjoying the traditional architecture, tiled-roof houses, and smiling inhabitants. It's one of the most visited places on the island with many nice tavernas and cafes.

We returned to Mitilini, where we took the ferry from and left the beautiful island behind.

Lesbos

Flight to Thessaloniki, Greece’s second largest city. Thessaloniki receives many European flights, it's a good starting point for travelling in Northern Greece.

Thessaloniki is not necessarily a beautiful city for its sightseeings, but it's an amazing place for food, drinks and witness breathtaking sunsets. There are plenty of places to eat. Everywhere I tasted, the food was simply delicious.

Nevertheless, there are things to see as well in the Thessaloniki. We took a walk to check a few of them, like White Tower of Thessaloniki, probably the most famous landmark in the city. Nowdays a museum, but it used to serve as many things in time, including a prison.

Arch of Galerius is a Roman style arch located in middle of town. It gives a bit of that ancient feel like in Athens.

The church Hagia Sophia of Thessaloniki was modeled after the original Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. It was restored in the last 1900’s after a fire.

Thessaloniki Waterfront is a beautiful street by the water with generous sidewalk. Plenty of trendy bars and restaurants on the way.

Today we rented a car and headed away from the city of Thessaloniki.

But before that we wanted to check a local market. Kapani Market is the local bazaar style market of Thessaloniki.

Took the car and drove to Meteora to visit the fabulous monasteries perched on mountains. Meteora is probably the most visited spot on Northern Greece as the scenery is simply spectacular.

There are six monasteries in Meteora. All of them are open to the public but each monastery closes on one day of the week, different day each other. On weekends it's easier to visit them all in one day, they are all open. Simply drive from one to another.

Our first monastery was Great Meteoron. It's the largest monastery and there is a lot to explore. There are also museums and art gallery at the spot.

The next one was Holy Trinity. You have to climb many stairs to get to the top, but at the end it's a great great view from the top. You can climb on the rocks for a view even more spectacular. Breathtaking scenery.

Our last monastery visited for the day was Varlaam, which is the second largest monastery. It is considered one of the nicest. It also has a museum about the history of Meteora.

We checked out and went to see the other monasteries today.

Roussanou is a nunnery. It's very pretty and it also has some nice gardens.

It was the last monastery visited. It's actually the smallest one and maybe the least spectacular, but still nice. We did not visit St. Stephen’s Monastery from the six in Meteora.

We headed then towards Zagori Mountains. But first we stopped in Metsovo. It's a picturesque little village in Northern Greece. We had something to eat and walked the beautiful streets of the town for an hour.

At the end of the day, we arrived in Papigo village. Spent the night here.

We visited Papigo. It's a beautiful small mountain village like are many in this part of Greece. It's charming with its cobblestone square, stoned alleys and Zagorian architecture houses. And the mountains "behind" provide a really beautiful scenery.

We had lunch at Astra Inn, ah, very beautiful and shadowy place to eat.

We then drove to see the famous stone bridges in Epirus region of Greece. There are many in the area, we visited a few. Kokkoros is one of the nicest.

The bridges were constructed long ago to enable the crossing of people and horses over the freezing rivers of the area. 

Another beautiful stone bridge in the area.

We stopped for lunch at Lithos Restaurant, super delicious food.

Another main attractions in Northern Greece is the Vikos Gorge. It’s the second most deep canyon in the world after the Grand Canyon. Absolutely stunning views with the tall vertical walls that end in the valley below. It's a place for hikers as well here.

Oxya Viewpoint is a great spot for a panoramic view over the gorge. There several around, but this one is also accesible by car.

We then drove towards Lefkada for a few days at the beach. The island is accesbible by car, no need for ferry, there's a bridge that connects it with the mainland.

We wanted to enjoy the last days of our holiday on the beaches, so we just moved from one beautiful beach to another.

The most famous beach in Lefkada. The dramatic mountain behind it makes it spectacular.

In the afternoon we moved to Egremni Beach. It's a white pebbly beach with cliff behind and the water is perfectly blue. 

On the last full day here we went to Mylos Beach. To reach it,  you mush hike a bit from Agias Nikitas Town. It's a stunning beach, we totally enjoed our time there.

We also checked Megali Petra Beach (it means "big rock"). It's one of the quieter beaches of Lefkada and it's surrounded by greenery and dramatic cliffs.

 Northern Greece Road Trip

To be honest, I have't heard of Folegandros Island till recently. We were actually looking for a place to go on a small relaxing holiday, but beautiful enough to joy our hearts when we saw some photos of this island, part of the Cyclades, in Greece. We arrived there by ferry in the evening.

The small island has just around 700 inhabitants and is mostly unknown to tourists, so if you, like us, are looking for a fine island where you can mingle with locals and enjoy the beauty of a Greek island, this is the place.

We started our first full day in Folegrandos with explroing Chora, the main town. We walked the cobble streets of Pounta Square with beautiful views and into the heart of Chora where there are fine taverns, shops, and other smaller squares.

We stopped to eat at Araxe, we had some absolutely delicious pasta, then walked towards a nice ice cream shop, The Uncle.

We zig zagged the town till we arrived at the Church of Panagia, on top of the town.

In the evening we had dinner at this fine restaurant, Piatsa.

Today is for some more exploration of the island. We rented an ATV to do that.

We started with breakfast at Pounda. It has a superb back courtyard and small tables, just for for two in the front of taverna, just fine for watch passers by. 

Finally we arrived at the beach. There's a hike down to the the beach through a forest. Towards the end of the hikethe path is a bit eroded, but it should be fine  for anyone. It's a beautiful beach surrounded by cliffs.

We then visited the town of Ano Meria. It has a nice local feel. We walked on its street and then went downwards, towards a gorgeous beach, Ambeli Beach. It's

Ambeli Beach is a at the end of a narrow channel of water that comes in with caves to explore if the water is calm.

Back to Chora, we had dinner at O Kritikos, situated in a beautiful square. in Chora.

On the last day on the island, we spent perfect time at this beach away from the town, Katergo Beach.

We then headed back to the city and prepared for leaving.

The Hidden Gem of Greece

Symi is a small beautiful Greek island close to Turkey. It's part of the Dodecanese islands and it is easily reachable from the island of Rhodes by ferry in about one hour. We spent two days on the lovely island. A cute fact about is is that it's in top 5 places in the world in terms of longevity. The residents often reach the age of 90 and are still active climbing stairs and doing daily business.

The main harbour on the island is Yialos, where we arrived. It's a beautiful scape with nice colourful houses layering down the hillside. 

We stopped to eat at Pantelis, by the water. The food was very good and the views amazing. We had some seafood perfectly cooked.

We walked up and down the beautiful streets streets of The Old Markets and the harbour, by the water with great views over the island, the town and the sea.

We walked up till we reached Castle ruins of Knights of St. John. It was quite a climb to there, but there are amazing views from there. It's not much left of the castle, but we definitely enjoyed the views. 

We got down to Symi Harbour, enjoyed the views with the fishing boats and the colours there and made our way towards the beach for the last part of the day.

We went to Sarah Beach to relax, one km away from the harbour. It's a a small quite beach, a perfect place to relax.

For dinner we stopped at Tholos. The food was great and the view super nice. 

Today we decided to take a a boat trip around the island. We could have rented a car and explored the island from the land, but we decided to do it from the boat. 

The boat ride we took lasted for several hours and included the lunch. We admired the beautiful island of Symi from the water and it was quite a pleasant experience.

Returned on the land, we went to Chorio for lunch, a town situated at the top of the Kali Strata in Symi. Cholrio is more local, with an authentic vibe. We had a bit of a climb to get there, but we made several stops and enjoyed the views.

We had authentic Greek dinner at There’s Georgio & Maria Restaurant. It was a great experience with delicious food. 

Two Days in Symi

Wanted a quiet pleasant destination. Chose Sifnos as it not full of tourists. The small island of Serifos kept its authenticity over the years.

Explore the Hilltop Chora. The Chora (main town) is comprised of a lower and upper part, Kato Chora and Pano Chora. Walked up and down through tiny shops with local products, small squares and churches.

Hike the Serifos mining trail, it's by the bay named Megalo Livadi

Spent the day at Psilli Ammos, a Blue Flag accredited beach with soft sand and a turquoise bay.

Walked between the churches and chapels on the island, it's a beautiful relaxing activity while there. Main ones are Agios Konstantinos, the Monastery of Evangelistria and the Church of Taxiarhes.

While there, try the local wine and local 

Greek Island of Serifos

Arrived in Thessaloniki, rented a carr and headed east.

Explored Kavala. Spent a few hours walking around the old town, visiting Castle of Kavala, The Aquaduct.

Rented a car and took a ferry to Thassos Island.

Arrived on the Island of Thassos. The island is known for its mountains covered in pine forests that descend directly into the Aegean Sea, for sandy beaches and olive plantations. Stayed in Thassos Town. Explored it a bit.

Giola Lagoon, very beautiful spot on the coast - small pool inside rocky seaside cliffs.

Pekfari Beach. Did snorkeling, super experience.

Thasos

Arrived in Corfu, called Emerald island because of the green forests. It has pebble beaches, picturesque villages and splendid views. We checked in in Corfu town.

Went to Dassia Beach. The nice thing about this beach is the view, it is surrounded by green hills, beautiful.

Back in the city in the afternoon. Explored the city a bit, with the narrow streets, the Esplanade, old citadel and the port with fishermen boats.

Went to famous Sidari Resort. It's knowm for its "Canal d’amour". The legend says that if two lovers are bathing together, their love will last forever. It's pretty crowded though.

In the afternoon, we moved to Loggas Beach. You have to descent stairs to reach it or just admire it from "the balcony". It's worth going. We admired a wonderful sunset as well.

Spent the whole day here. It has a great beach surrounded by green hills.

Visited Achilleion Palace, the palace build on top of a hill for prince Sissi of Austria.

Took a boat to wonderful Blue Caves on Paxi Island and enjoys Paxi for the rest of the day.

Beautiful Corfu

Arrived in  Thessaloniki, Greece's second large city. 

Visited The White Tower, the most iconic monument of the city. Paid a visit to the top floor, there's a beautiful view of the city, the sea and even Mount Olympus.

Took a stroll alongThessaloniki Waterfront, one of the city's best places. You can take a walk along the 5 km long promenade on the seaside.

Headed to Alexandroupoli, spent the night there in wait of the ferry next morning. You best book in advance.

Took the boat to Samothraki Island. After we checked in, we visited Chora, the capital of Samothraki, traditional village at the foot of mount Saos with great view of the sea. Visited the castle here.

After late breakfast, we went sightseing.

Went to Therma. There are some cool baths here where people come for treatment, if you can stand the smell of sulfur.

On the northern part of the island there a few springs coming from the mountain and forming waterfalls. They form some beautiful natural pools. Several trails start by these springs where you can hike to the top of the mountain. Best to take a local guide.

Spent the day at Pachia Ammos, in the south of the island, a white long sand beach. There's also a beach bar there.

Today we went to Kipos Beach, a long beach with a lunar like landscape.

Thessaloniki to Samothraki Island

Sifnos is a small mountainous island with beautiful villages, pretty bays and nice beaches. We were looking for a quit destination for our holiday and decided on Sifnos. We had an evening arrival on the island, coming by ferry.

We transferred from Kamares port to Apollonia village, where we stayed.

The day started so beautifully with coutryside surroundings from our B&B. It was exactly what we were expecting. Then we stopped for breakfast at a cafe in Apollonia, a place with a balcony and countryside view.

After we walked a bit on the streets of Apollonia, we went to the beautiful Faros Beach. It was quiet perfect place. We spent a few hours here, swimming, reading and relaxing.

From the beach we followed a trail and ended up at Chrissopiggi, one f the most famous churches in Sifnos sitting on a small peninsula between Faros and Sifnos. We spent some more time swimming and resting in the shades on the beach here.

Then moved to Platis Gialis, also a beach resort.

In the evening, we got back to Apollonia, where we stayed, by bus. We actually caught the last one.

Today we headed to Cheronissos, a remote bay on the northern part of the island. It was a beautiful quiet corner with only two tavernas and nothing else in Cheronissos.

In the afternoon we moved to Vathy, one of the main beach resorts of the island. We spent the rest of the day here. It's beautiful, but not as quiet as Cheronissos Beach.

We took a taxi towards Kamares port. Before leaving the island, we had a late breakfast at a waterfront terrace.

Summer on Sifnos Island

The island of Milos is one of my favourite spots in Greece with its diverse spectacular beaches and colourful fishing villages. You can either visit it as part of an island hopping in Greece, either as a separate destination. I arrived on Milos Island by ferry. In summer there are plenty coming from Athens or the nearby islands.

We decided to stay central, in harbour town of Adamas.

On the first day, we decided to explore the old city and its surrounding attractions. To do that, we rented an ATV an later we congratulated ourselves for that as we passed some tight turns roads.

Klima is a lovely fishing village with small colourful buildings lined along the water. The houses belong to fishermen, it's where they keep their boats, but some have been transformed into to accommodation houses and souvenir shops.

We stopped to eat and drink at Astakas, which has one of the most picturesque views around.

Up the hill in Klima, we visited two archeological attractions, the Catacombs and the Ancient Theatre. To do that, we had to take the car and cirle around the road to get there. The Catacombs are one of the most unique catacombs sites and have been ranked as one of the top three in the world.

We visited some more small villages, like Pera Triovassalos, and Triovasalos, and got an idea about how locals live.

We ended up in Plaka, the capital of Milos Island. The village spreads on the sides of a hill and it's a beautiful place with traditional whitewashed houses, coloured doors and narrow and winding stone streets.

We made our way to Kastro, the so called Venetian Castle sitting on top of Plaka village. There are only some ruins around, but the view friom there of the Gulf of Milos is simply spectacular, especially at the sunset.

We ended the day with dinner at Avli-Milos.

Today we visited some of the most beautiful natural spots of the island.

We headed to Pollonia, on the other side of the island. It's a seaside village with cald waters and excelent restaurants in the harbour. We wandered on the pedestrian strees and along the beach.

We chose to sat at Enalion. They serve local fish and seafood and vegetables from the family garden.

We then drove to a stunning place on the island, Papafragas. It's a rocky coastline with two incredibly narrow inlets that have a beach at the beginning of the inlets.

We then drove to the most amazing beach in my opinion. Paralia Sarakiniko is like a lunar landscape with whitened volcanic rocks and beautiful blue waters.

We then drove to another beautiful fishing village, Firopatamos with its colourful boathouses, beautiful church, and ancient ruins.

We ended the day in Mandrakia village, one of the most picturesque villages and caught an extraordinaty sunset in the harbour.

We spent some time on the streets of Adamas town and in its port with shops, restaurants and a great harbour view.

Then we headed to Tsigrado Beach, a beautiful spot with a small sandy cove surrounded by rocky cliffs. We reached the beach descending on a ladder.

Then checked the wider beach nearby, Firiplaka Beach. As it was the last day on the island, we tottaly enjoyed our time at the beaches before heading back to the port.

Milos is a gorgeous island where I would come back at any time.

Milos Island Itinerary

Flew to Athens. Went to Acropolis and then spent some time around Monastiraki, the historic neighbourhood bustles full of people and life at any time. Plenty of bars.

Took the ferry to Naxos! There are around 8 ferries a day between the cities in June.

Explored the island. Chora is the main city, a hillside settlement with  picturesque streets and backstreets and white beautiful buildings.

Took the ferry to Santorini. Enjoyed the evening on Kamari Beach.

Explore the island, with its main city Oia and its postcard like views, could not stop watching and admiring the beauty of it.

We discovered Akrotiri, ancient settlement that was buried under lava after volcanic eruption in the 16th century BC.

Summer Trip on Greek Islands

Crete has been on my destinations list for a long time. Finally, I managed to spend five summer days on the beautiful Greek island and fully enjoyed it. I arrived in Chania somewhere in the afternoon. As soon as I checked in and everthing was in place, I got out to explore the city a bit. 

I started with the historic heart of Chania, the Old Town that circles the Old Venetian Harbour. I enjoyed walking on the beautiful winding streets of the beautiful Chania filled with many souvenir shops, cafes and relaxed people.

I made my way to the beautiful old port that dates back to 14th century. It is ringed by a nice promenade along the water lined with many cafes and eateries where they serve fresh seafood dishes.

In the evening, I walked towards the lighthouse, it's a super nice place to witness the sunset and there's also a spot from where you can admire the cityscape, the old port and the old town of the city.

Today I was anxious to go outside the city and explore some of the top attractions of Crete. To do so, I rented a car so that I can move freely without the stress of time. There's also a basu that leaves Chania for Elafonissi Beach and comes back somewhere in the afternoon.

My first destination outside of the city was the famous Elafonissi Beach, known as the pink beach due to the ground shells which have colored the sand into pink. It's a wide sandy beach with shallow turquoise waters. The pink colour of the sand is simply mesmerising. I spent here most of the day, relaxing and propery getting in the holiday mood.

In the evening, I got back to Chania for the night.

On the second full day in Crete, it was time for some action, I prepared for a hiking trail and arranged for a car to take us at the starting point of the trail.

We got to Samaria Gorge Trailhead, the starting point of our hiking trail.

From there, we hiked down through the Samaria Gorge which is about 15 kilometers. Samaria Gorge is a Greek National Park, but it is also part of the world’s biosphere reserve. Most of the hike is going down, but still you have to be in shape a bit and must wear proper boots for the trail. I very much enjoed the hike.

At the end of the trail, we ended up in Agia Roumeli village. It is so fine as it is accesible only by bfooot or by boat. We had enough time to rest, have something to eat at taverna there, but the best part was the swim we took in the sea after the hike, precious.

From the remote village of Agia Roumeli, we took a boat that led us to the point where the car was waiting to take us back to Chania. You can visit the Samaria Gorge also by going there by bus, the olny nasty thing is that il leaves very early in the morning, around 5 or 6.

We returned in Chania at the end of a beautiful and exhausting day.

As we were tired after the previous day, we decided to take the day and enjoy a beautiful beach spot on the island.

We took the rented car and headed to Balos Beach parking point. Be aware that the last 10 km or so are a bit off road! We left the car in the parking, took our luggage for the day and started a short hike.

We arrived at this simply gorgeous beach lagoon with incredible turquise waters. We just relaxed there and spent most of the day on the beach.

And back to Chania at the end of the day. 

Before leaving home, we spent some more time in the beautiful city of Chania, wandering on the nice streets, eating fish and having coffee.

Summer Days in Crete

The island of Kythnos is one of the lesser known islands of Greece, part of the Cyclades. However the island is very beautiful and it's not extremely far from Athens. The ferry gets here in 3 hours.

We arrived in Merichas Harbour by ferry. As we set foot on the island, we had a coffe at one of the waterside cafe right in the harbour.

After we relaxed in the harbour enjoying the views and the atmosphere, we rented a car and drove to Dryopida village. It's a very picturesque village built in a valley in the middle of the island. We took a walk along the village's beautiful streets with whitewashed houses

In the middle on the village we visited an unexpected site, the Katafiki cave that used to serve as a hideout from pirates. The name of the cave comes from the Greek word that meand refuge. It's a beautiful place to visit.

We moved to Messaria, the main town of the island, built on the slopes of a hill. It's a charming town with Cycladic vibe. We walked on its cobblestone alleyways with whitewashed houses with colourful doors and window, nice squares and many tavernas and cafes. We spent the night here.

After the breakfast, we got back in the car and moved further.

We visited the town and one of the thermal springs there, Spa Kythnos. 

The island of Kythnos has more than 100 beaches, most of them really beautiful. Kolona Beach is a special beach as it's a double-sea-fronted strip of sand connecting Kythnos with the islet of Agios Loukas. We spent some time at the beach swimming on both sides of the sea.

There are several hiking trails on the island. We took the one towards that took us to Vryokastro Archaiological Site of Kythnos. There are some amazing views over the island, the sea and Kolona Beach from there. 

We left the beautiful island in the evening.

Kythnos Island

September might be the ideal month to visit or have a holiday in Crete, Greece, as it's not that hot as in July or August, there are also less tourists than in summer, but still the weather is just fine for swimming and sunbathing. We landed in Heraklion in the evening.

On the first full day, we decided to explore some of the historic sites around. We had a nice breakfast and then headed to the bus station in Heraklion.

We took the bus to Minoan Palace of Knossos, the mythological home of King Minos and the Minotaur. We took our time to visit the restored Archaeological Palace of Knossos, that once was the center of a sophisticated civilization that lived on Crete thousands of years ago.

We got back to Heraklion towards the evening. It was not the perfect idea to visit Knossos in the middle of the day. It does not have any shade, so you better go there in the morning or later in the evening. Once back in the city, we had just enough energy to walk a bit on the streets of Heraklion city center. 

We stopped to eat at this wonderful restaurant. We knew about it and made reservations before. It's an authentic place with delicious Cretan cuisine dishes. The kind of food we'll remember for a long time. We do reccommend it.

Today we decided it was time to explore some of the most popular beaches on the island. For that we rented a car so we could move easily from one point to another.

Our first stop was at the blue flagged Matala beach. It's a beautiful beach and a former hippie hangout, with cliffs and rocky caves. There are also bars and you can also try some water activities.

From Matala, we decided to go on a hike and visit Red Beach as well. The Red Beach is over Hill Kastri from Matala. The hike isn't difficult and it led us through a path with beautiful views over the sea and the area. But there's no shade here as well, so do wear a hat and put plenty of sun cream on!

The hiking trail leads to this shoreline with red brown sand and towering rocks. It's a beautiful corner of the island, totally worth the hike. And there's also a bar there, you cand have something cold to drink. 

Towards the evening, we got back on the trail and back to Matala. We spent the night on Matala.

From Matala, we moved further. After the breakfast, we headed to Chania. 

We drove to Chania. When we arrived, just checked in in Chania and left the city towards a wonderful natural spot on the north coast.

We went to Seitan Limania, Crete's secret beach located in a marvelous scenery. It's a narrow bay with a small extraordinary beach where you arrive after a short hike down after first seeing the landscape from above. We spent the rest of the day there, we simply loved the place.

We headed back yo Chania at the end of the day.

For the first part of the day, we explored Chania a bit, with its narrow beautiful streets in the old town, its old port and the promenade along the water near the port. It's where we had some fresh seafood prepared for us.

Then jumped in the car and headed to another stunning spot of the island, the famous pink beach, Elafonissi Beach. I thought it is an exageration with the sand beaing actually pink, but it is so, due to shellfish red / pink shells that they leave on the beach forming this wonderful colour. It's a wide beautiful spot with perfect water and pink sandy beach. 

We returned to Chania when we had enough of sun, sea and the beach.

Today we explored some inland beauties. We went to Argiroupoli village, which is a mountain village of waterfalls. They are running through the entire village and even the restaurants are built around them and you even get served fresh water from the waterfalls.

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