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Ierapetra, the southernmost city of Greece, is nestled 35km southeast of Agios Nikolaos on Crete island. This city, located in one of the warmest regions of Crete, is a popular holiday destination, often frequented until late autumn. Ierapetra and its surrounding areas boast a vast beachfront, renowned for its stunning beaches adorned with unique fine black pebbles that do not stick to your feet, coupled with a typically calm sea.
In proximity to the town, there are three primary beaches for swimming. Starting from the west, the first is Limanakia, situated west of the city next to the old mosque. The beach features coarse sand, patches of a rocky seabed, and shallow waters, offering a peaceful atmosphere. Given its closeness to the city, all necessities are readily available. Limanakia also hosts a channel in the middle of the beach that leads to a small man-made salt lake.
A short stroll eastward will bring you to the Fort of Kales, which guards the harbour of Ierapetra. Adjacent to it is Apovathra Beach, a sandy beach with shallow waters. This beach is well-equipped with numerous facilities for water sports and scuba diving, making it the most organized beach in the town.
There are various activities you can do at Ierapetra beach such as swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and fishing.
Yes, Ierapetra beach is suitable for families with children as the water is shallow and calm.
Yes, there are several places where you can rent beach equipment such as umbrellas, sun loungers, and beach towels.
Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes near Ierapetra beach where you can enjoy a meal or a drink while enjoying the view.
Yes, there are several boat tours available from Ierapetra beach that will take you to nearby islands and beaches.
The best time to visit Ierapetra beach is during the summer months when the weather is warm and sunny.
The water colour of the Ierapetra beach is blue.
The Ierapetra beach has sand and fine pebbles.
The water depth of the Ierapetra beach is normal.
The sea surface at the Ierapetra beach is usually calm.
Yes, the Ierapetra beach is a crowded place.
The Ierapetra beach has accommodation options, food/water nearby, umbrellas/beds, sports, lifeguard, showers, and a Blue Flag.
The Ierapetra beach can be accessed by bus services, paved road, and is handicap friendly.
No, there is no other information available about the Ierapetra beach.
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