The beaches of western Crete are among the finest in Europe. From the golden expanses of Falassarna to the pinkish hue of the sand at Elafonissi, this part of the island is blessed with a lovely Aegean shoreline. Elsewhere, there are hidden coves, pebbly inlets, and always a taverna for a traditional Mediterranean lunch. What also makes this part of Greece’s largest island so appealing are the rugged mountains that run down to the coast. Within them are gorges, remote villages, and a way of life that has barely changed in decades. Combined with the coastal attractions, these all add ...
Original post by Mirela Letailleur (The Travel Bunny): Attractions of Western Crete: Unveiling hidden gems and timeless treasures
