The Archaeological Site of Olous is located near Elounda, in the Lasithi region of Crete. Olous was an ancient Minoan and later Greek city that flourished in antiquity but was eventually submerged due to geological shifts.
More nearby places and practical stops connected to this area.
The ship Archangelos and its crew are waiting for you at the fishing port of Ierapetra, from where they will take you to the southernmost poi...
Vai Beach is famous for its lush palm forest, which is the largest natural palm grove in Europe. The beach, with its golden sand and clear wa...
The taverna "Vira Potzi" in Ierapetra, Crete is a family taverna located on the coastal front of Ierapetra. It has earned an excellent reputa...
Achlias Beach is located in the Lassithi region of northern Crete, near the village of Kritsa and the town of Agios Nikolaos. It is a beautif...
The Aforismenos Lighthouse is a historic lighthouse located on the rugged coastline near Vrouchas, in northeastern Crete. This charming light...
They Monastery of Agarathos is one of the most important monasteries in Crete, with a rich history and spiritual tradition. It is located in...
Agia Fotia beach, located in Lasithi, Crete, is one of the most popular destinations for visitors seeking a peaceful holiday and contact with...
Agia Fotia is located in southeastern Crete, within the area encompassing Makri Gialos, Koutsounari, Ferma, and Achilla. The beach is known f...