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Georgioupolis, a small coastal town located 38km east of Chania and 21km west of Rethymnon, is a seaside resort nestled in a verdant valley crisscrossed by rivers and springs. Situated on the western edge of a sprawling 10km beach, the town’s beach spans 2km to the east, beginning at the Almiros river and terminating at Kavros beach, a natural continuation of the former. The beach in Georgioupolis is sandy, dotted with dunes, and has shallow waters.
The beach is well-maintained and child-friendly, with lifeguards on duty. Caution is advised during windy conditions due to sea currents. Amenities such as umbrellas, showers, and food and drink stalls are available for beachgoers. Approximately 700m east of the port, the Perastikos river bifurcates the beach, which then widens as it continues eastward. On the opposite end, west of Georgioupolis’s port and near the Almyros river’s exit, lies the picturesque Kalivaki beach.
There are three main beaches in Georgioupolis: the main beach, the western beach, and the eastern beach.
Yes, the Georgioupolis beacheses in Georgioupolis are suitable for swimming. However, it is important to check the water conditions before entering the water.
Yes, there are several water sports activities available at the Georgioupolis beacheses in Georgioupolis, including jet skiing, parasailing, and banana boat rides.
Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes near the Georgioupolis beacheses in Georgioupolis, offering a variety of local and international cuisine.
Yes, it is possible to rent beach chairs and umbrellas at the Georgioupolis beacheses in Georgioupolis.
Yes, the Georgioupolis beacheses in Georgioupolis are suitable for families with children, as they offer shallow waters and a variety of activities for kids.
Yes, there are several hiking trails near the Georgioupolis beacheses in Georgioupolis, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Yes, it is possible to go fishing at the Georgioupolis beacheses in Georgioupolis, but a fishing license is required.
The water colour of the Georgioupolis beaches is blue.
The Georgioupolis beaches has sand.
The water at the Georgioupolis beaches is shallow.
The sea surface at the Georgioupolis beaches is usually wavy.
The Georgioupolis beaches usually has normal crowds.
The Georgioupolis beaches has accommodation options, food/water nearby, umbrellas/beds, sports, lifeguard, showers, and a Blue Flag.
The Georgioupolis beaches can be accessed by bus services, paved road, and is handicap friendly.
Yes, the Georgioupolis beaches is a seaturtle nesting point.
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