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Agiofarago beach south of Zaros in Crete

Agiofarago beach is located at the exit of Agiofarago Gorge, which in turn is located south of the villages of Zaros and Sivas in the regional unit of Heraklion. The only way to get here is on foot. The hike to the beach takes between 40-60 minutes one way. Is it worth the long walk to the beach? Yes, I think so, because the walk is as nice, and easy, as the beach is cool.

 

Agiofarago beach at the end of Agiofarago Gorge in southern Crete.

The beach at the end of the Agiofarago gorge.

 

Agiofarago beach is surrounded by high cliffs where griffon vultures and bearded vultures usually sail.

The beach is surrounded by high cliffs and it is common to see soaring Griffon vultures.




Agiofarago beach is not only good for sunbathing and swimming, it is also strikingly beautiful. The beach consists of pebbles mixed with gravel. It is getting deep almost at once, so the beach is not particularly suitable for small children.

 

Tavern at Agiofarago beach south of Zaros in southern Crete.

Unfortunately there is no tavern here, so you must bring food and drink, or a banana. :-)

 

There are no tavernas, so you have to bring food and drinks. It is difficult to find shade and there are no sun loungers or parasols for rent, but it can be found under the rocks when the sun is "right" in the sky.

 

Agiofarago beach south of Zaros in Heraklion on Crete.

Agiofarago beach.

 

After a hike of between 40-60 minutes, you will arrive at Agiofarago beach south of Zaros in southern Crete.

After a walk of between 40-60 minutes, you are greeted by this beautiful view.



WHAT YOU MUST NOT MISS WHEN YOU HAVE SWIMMED AT AGIOFARAGO BEACH

 

Don't miss the hike back to the parking lot where the walk to Agiofarago beach begins.

Don't miss the hike back, which you can read about here »

 

Read more about Crete here »

 






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