Known as Petrakis, this beach is very secluded beach by the rocks. Situated 1.5 km east of Lentas and 76km south of Heraklion. This long beach is in front of a settlement and tavernas, it has clear waters and round pebbles.
Some people climb over the rocks at the east end where it is more deserted and naturist. There are many tamarisk trees along the beach where you can find shade and camp.
Good to Know
- Beach Type: Beaches and Coves
- Facilities: In East Tsigounas you will find a few taverns serving traditional Greek fare and offering a few rooms to rent. There are a few houses, which form a small hamlet.
- Nudist Status: Unofficial
- Ease of Access: Without complication
Getting There
- Town / County / State: Lentas, Kríti - Crete, Greece.
- Zip / Postal Code: 704 00
- Directions: To reach the beach of Petrakis; Take the unpaved road east out of Lentas for about 1.5 kilometers until you come to a sign showing right to Anatoli. After 500 metres park at the car park for the two tavernas. The beach starts in front of the first taverna and stretches 400 meters east. Walk along the beach for 100 meters and you will find a group of rocks which provide an excellent screen from the rest of the beach, this is a great naturist spot.
Coordinates
- Latitude 34.93301
- Longitude 24.938034
- Sea Level (In Meters) 9