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As a resident of Crete island, if you stroll along the northern coastline from Maridati to the Vai palm grove, you’ll encounter numerous secluded tiny coves, only accessible by boat or foot (a 2:30 hour journey to Vai). Midway between Maridati and Vai, you’ll find the most stunning beach, Kedromouri. Named after the juniper trees that adorn it, Kedromouri translates to junipers’ cape.
Kedromouri beach is located in the region of Chania, on the northwest coast of the island of Crete, Greece.
Yes, Kedromouri beach is suitable for swimming. The water is clear and calm, making it safe for swimmers of all levels.
No, there are no water sports available at Kedromouri beach. However, visitors can enjoy snorkeling and diving in the clear waters.
Yes, there are several hotels and apartments available near Kedromouri beach. Visitors can choose from a range of options to suit their budget and preferences.
Yes, Kedromouri beach is suitable for families with children. The water is shallow and calm, making it safe for children to swim and play.
Yes, there is a parking area available near Kedromouri beach. Visitors can park their cars and walk to the Kedromouri beach.
No, there is no restaurant or cafe available at Kedromouri beach. Visitors are advised to bring their own food and drinks.
It depends on the time of day and the season. Kedromouri beach can get crowded during peak season, especially in the afternoon. Visitors are advised to arrive early to avoid the crowds.
The Kedromouri beach water colour is deep blue and blue.
The Kedromouri beach has sand and pebbles.
The Kedromouri beach water depth is normal.
The Kedromouri beach sea surface is usually calm.
The Kedromouri beach crowds are quiet.
There are no facilities available at the Kedromouri beach.
The Kedromouri beach can be accessed by boat or walking.
The Kedromouri beach is nudism friendly and is ideal for snorkeling and spearfishing.
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