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Lykos Beach: A Rocky Seaside Retreat near Loutro

Lykos Beach, also written Likos, lies west of Loutro beside the small settlement of the same name. It is a quiet coastal retreat for visitors who prefer simple rooms, a taverna and a rugged waterfront.
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Kalyvaki Beach: The Small Bay West of Georgioupolis

Kalyvaki Beach, also written Kalivaki, lies west of Georgioupolis near the Almyros river outlet. It offers a more compact setting than the long open beach extending east from the village.
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Aptera Beach, Chania: A Quieter Bay beside Golden Beach

Aptera Beach is the sandy bay beside Golden Beach on the coast just west of Chania. It is a useful alternative for visitors who want a smaller-scale setting close to the city.
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Korfos Beach, Gavdos: A Small Seaside Base on Eastern Gavdos

Korfos Beach lies south of Karave on Gavdos's eastern side. A small settlement and a quieter bay make it a useful base for travellers who want simple island services and access to walking routes.
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Pachia Ammos Beach, Paleochora: The Sandy Town Beach of Paleochora

Pachia Ammos Beach is the main sandy beach on the western side of Paleochora. It is an easy choice for a stay that combines swimming with the freedom to walk into town for food, shopping and an evening out.
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Halikia Beach: Paleochora’s Pebble Beach

Halikia Beach, also known as Votsala, is one of Paleochora's two main town beaches. It lies on the eastern side of the settlement and appeals to visitors who prefer pebbles and easy access to village life.
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Gialiskari Beach: Coves near Anydri and Paleochora

Gialiskari Beach is a group of coves east of Paleochora, near the coastal exit of Anydri Gorge. It offers a more natural setting than the town beaches while remaining a manageable excursion from Paleochora.
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Lissos Beach: A Pebble Bay beside Ancient Ruins

Lissos Beach combines a natural pebble cove with the archaeological landscape of ancient Lissos, west of Sougia. It is a rewarding choice when you want a beach outing with a reason to explore on land.
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Sougia Beach: A Spacious South-Coast Village Beach

Sougia Beach is the broad seafront of a small village on Chania's south coast. It suits visitors who want room to relax, a walkable village and a slower pace than the busy beach resorts west of Chania city.
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Tripiti and Sendoni Beaches, Sfakia: Remote Coves East of Sougia

Tripiti and nearby Sendoni lie on the remote coastline east of Sougia. The shore at the mouth of Tripiti Gorge is rocky, while Sendoni offers a pebbly alternative along the same isolated coastal section.
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Lykos Beach: A Rocky Seaside Retreat near Loutro

Lykos Beach, also written Likos, lies west of Loutro beside the small settlement of the same name. It is a quiet coastal retreat for visitors who prefer simple rooms, a taverna and a rugged waterfront.
Read more
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Kalyvaki Beach: The Small Bay West of Georgioupolis

Kalyvaki Beach, also written Kalivaki, lies west of Georgioupolis near the Almyros river outlet. It offers a more compact setting than the long open beach extending east from the village.
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Beaches

Aptera Beach, Chania: A Quieter Bay beside Golden Beach

Aptera Beach is the sandy bay beside Golden Beach on the coast just west of Chania. It is a useful alternative for visitors who want a smaller-scale setting close to the city.
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Korfos Beach, Gavdos: A Small Seaside Base on Eastern Gavdos

Korfos Beach lies south of Karave on Gavdos's eastern side. A small settlement and a quieter bay make it a useful base for travellers who want simple island services and access to walking routes.
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Lakoudi Beach: A Quiet Pebble Cove South of Korfos

Lakoudi Beach lies south of Korfos on Gavdos, away from the island's better-known sandy bays. It appeals to visitors who like a small pebble shore and are comfortable reaching it on foot.
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