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East of the beach of Richtis, you can see the rough and steep mount of Liopetro, which housed the fort Liopetro (at the site of the current Prophet Elijah chapel). Below Liopetro there is the very old monastery of St. John, accessible through a very bad road starting from the main road connecting Agios Nikolaos to Sitia (initially a cement road). Beside the church, there is the beach of Agios Ioannis, which is relatively rocky and, depending on the sea currents, gathers rubbish. The background to the towering phyllitic rocks of Liopetro is impressive.
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The best time to visit Agios Ioannis beach is during the summer months, from June to September, when the weather is warm and sunny.
Yes, Agios Ioannis beach is suitable for families with children as the water is shallow and calm, and there are no strong currents or waves.
No, there are no water sports activities available at Agios Ioannis beach, but visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and relaxing on the beach.
Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes near Agios Ioannis beach where visitors can enjoy traditional Greek cuisine and drinks.
Yes, visitors can go fishing at Agios Ioannis beach, but they need to obtain a fishing license from the local authorities.
Yes, there is a parking area near Agios Ioannis beach where visitors can park their cars for free.
The water colour of the beach is blue.
The beach has pebbles as its sand type.
The water at the beach is deep.
The sea surface at the beach is usually very wavy.
The beach is usually quiet.
There are no facilities available at the beach.
The beach can be accessed through a dirt track.
Yes, the beach is nudism friendly.
Yes, there is tree shade available at the beach.
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