Tripiti Beach 12km east of Lendas (not to be confused with Tripiti Beach at Gavdos). It takes its name after the church of Panagia Tripiti, which is built inside a cave at the exit of the canyon, near the beach.
It is 400b meters long and receives many visitors during the month of August. Unlike other coastal places, there are only a few buildings, mostly huts, since the area belongs to the Natura network and there are restrictions on the use of land.
There are however a lot of caravans that seem to be there on a permanent basis. The beach is covered with fine pebbles and sand and the water is crystal clear. Here you can take shade under the tamarisk trees.
Good to Know
- Beach Type Beaches and Coves
- Facilities There are two taverns for basic food, drinks
- Nudist Status Tolerated / Clothing Optional
- Ease of Access Without Complications.
Getting There
- Town / County / State Vasiliki, Kríti - Crete, Greece
- Zip / Postal Code 704 00
- Directions To get here, there are two alternative routes, both on dirt tracks. The first route is through a rough dirt road that starts near Lendas harbor which is approx 6km long, and heads eastern to Krotos village. On the 2nd kilometer of the dirt road, you will find a cross junction, where you should turn right. The road crosses the Cape Trafoulas and reaches Tripiti. From Trypiti the road continues to the west where after 10km reaches the coastal town of Lendas.
Coordinates
- Latitude 34.934532
- Longitude 24.982542
- Sea Level (In Meters) 2
