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Taverna & Rooms Nikos
Agios Georgios
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Un posto ideale
Agios Georgios
A sud di Creta, a poca distanza da Agia Galini, si trova la spiaggia di Agios Georgios. È luogo lontano dalla frenesia della vita cittadina, con acque cristalline e una spiaggia incontaminata. Il posto giusto per una vacanza all’insegna del relax.
Sulla strada per Agios Georgios, troverete molti sentieri che vi condurranno a piccole cappelle o a minuscole e tranquille spiagge di ciottoli.
Un posto ideale
per vacanze rilassanti!
AFFITTACAMERE
Camere accoglienti a due passi dalla spiaggia.
TAVERNA
Goditi i sapori della tradizione ammirando il mare.
WI-FI GRATUITO
WI-FI gratuito disponibile in tutte le zone dell’hotel.
ARIA CONDIZIONATA
Tutte le stanze dispongono di aria condizionata.
Nikos Place
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Gortyna - Archaeological site
Gortyna or Gortys was an ancient city of Crete and was the capital during the Roman era. Nowadays is a beautiful archaeological site.
According to the myth, Zeus took refuge there after he transformed into a bull and abducted Europe. Their three children were born in Gortyna and later became kings of the three Minoan palaces of Crete.
Kommos
This Minoan city was one of the two ports of Phaistos. This small in size but also important archaeological site is located next to the beautiful beach of Kommos.
Agios Paulos beach
A visitor on arrival meets with a small picturesque beach with stone and rocks. On the West side of Agios Pavlos there is a popular beach with many sand dunes – the access to this beach is slightly difficult.
Agiofarago
Agiofarago Canyon is located in south of Odigitria Monastery is very scenic and accessed only on foot. Its name indicates that it was used by many hermits who stayed here because of the isolation of the area.
Akoumia beach
A large pebble beach just next to Triopetra. The water here is quite deep and when it’s not windy the visitor can enjoy it.
Phaistos - Archaeological site
The Minoan palace of Phaistos was an economic, administrative and religious centre and supervised the fertile plain of Messara. The ancient ports of Matala and Kommos where under the control of Phaistos. Nowadays it is an important archeological site.