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About Astropelekita beach
On the E4 European trail that connects Sougia and Paleochora, we meet the astonishing tiny beach with the deep blue water of Astropelekita. We meet this sandy beach to the east of Plaka stony cape and before starting ascending to Flomes or Elide Cape for reaching ancient Lissos. This cove is a great chance to have a cooling bath while hiking the E4 trail.
The name Astropelekita means thunderbolt in Greek and is taken after a myth which tells that the local whitish rocks were formed after Olympian Gods threw a thunderbolt at the area.
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Astropelekita is a made-up name for the beach and does not have a specific meaning.
Astropelekita beach’s location is not specified, as it is a fictional beach.
As Astropelekita beach is not a real beach, it is not a popular tourist destination.
As Astropelekita beach is a fictional beach, there are no specific activities that can be done there.
The weather at Astropelekita beach is not specified, as it is a made-up beach.
As Astropelekita beach is not a real beach, there are no accommodations near it.
As Astropelekita beach is not a real beach, it is not possible to determine if it is safe for swimming.
As Astropelekita beach is not a real beach, there is no best time to visit it.
As Astropelekita beach is a fictional beach, there is no wildlife present.
As Astropelekita beach is not a real beach, there are no rules or regulations regarding pets.
The water colour of the beach is blue.
The beach has sand and fine pebbles.
The water depth of the beach is normal.
The surface of the sea at the beach is usually calm.
The beach is usually quiet.
There are no facilities available at the beach.
The beach can be accessed by boat or walking.
Yes, the beach is nudism friendly.
Yes, the beach is ideal for snorkeling and spearfishing.
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