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Ammoudi, situated 66km southeast from Agios Nikolaos and 29km east from Ierapetra, lies adjacent to the thoroughfare linking Makrigialos to Goudouras. The prominent beach in this vicinity, known as Spilia Drakou (Dragon’s Cave), owes its name to a massive cave situated 500m north of the beach and the identically named tavern next to it. Two additional secluded coves lie to the west of Dragon’s Cave beach, accessible either on foot or via a dirt track.
The beaches, hidden jewels not easily visible from the road, boast beautiful golden sand. To find the beach, you must halt upon spotting the Dragon’s Cave tavern and tread the narrow path leading to the sea, a short 3-minute walk. The secluded area is a perfect spot for families, however, it is not suitable for naturism as many locals frequent this place with their families. For more seclusion, you could stroll to the nearby coves to the west. The beaches are encompassed by towering cliffs and smooth white limestone rocks, with sandy seabeds.
In the absence of a car, you could avail the bus service that runs between Ierapetra and Goudouras, keeping in mind that the frequency of buses is not high. Therefore, ensure you are well-versed with the exact routes before embarking on your journey.
The cliffs in the area offer healthful clay that can be mixed with water and applied to the skin, serving as a natural spa when left to dry.
The Ammoudi beaches are a group of beaches located in the Ammoudi area of Crete, Greece.
There are three beaches in Ammoudi: Ammoudi Beach, Ammoudaki Beach, and Mikro Ammoudi Beach.
Yes, the Ammoudi beaches are suitable for families with children as the water is shallow and calm.
Yes, there are some trees and umbrellas available on the Ammoudi beaches for shade.
No, there are no water sports available on the Ammoudi beaches.
Yes, there are several hotels and apartments available near the Ammoudi beaches.
Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes available near the Ammoudi beaches.
Yes, there is a parking area available near the Ammoudi beaches.
The water colour of the Ammoudi beaches is blue.
The Ammoudi beaches has sand.
The water at the Ammoudi beaches is shallow.
The surface of the sea at the Ammoudi beaches is usually calm.
The Ammoudi beaches usually has normal crowds.
Food and water are available nearby the Ammoudi beaches.
The Ammoudi beaches can be accessed via a paved road or dirt track.
The Ammoudi beaches is ideal for snorkeling and spearfishing.
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