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Kladissos beach

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Beach description

Kladissos, situated 21km northwest of Heraklion and to the northwest of the Agia Pelagia resort, is home to a historically significant hotel that sprawls across the entire Cape Souda area. The beach here boasts fine gravel and tranquil green waters, with the hotel providing an array of amenities such as umbrellas, deck chairs, bars, showers, and changing rooms.

Despite appearing to be private due to the hotel’s influence, it’s essential to remember that all beaches in Greece are accessible to the public. You can gain access to the beach by requesting permission from the hotel, at no cost. Kladissos beach is typically serene and secluded, as locals tend to favor the nearby Agia Pelagia or Psaromoura beaches.

In close proximity to the shore, post-Minoan tombs have been discovered, adding a historical significance to the area. Additionally, archaeologists have uncovered a large public building from the third to fourth century AD, known as the Prytaneum, which was used for political meetings of the ancient town Apolonia. Some of the ceramic artifacts found in the area are now displayed in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.

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Most frequent asked questions

What activities can I do at Kladissos beach?

There are various activities you can do at Kladissos beach such as swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and beach volleyball.

Is Kladissos beach suitable for families with children?

Yes, Kladissos beach is suitable for families with children as the water is shallow and calm, and there are lifeguards on duty during the day.

Are there any restaurants or cafes near Kladissos beach?

Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes near Kladissos beach where you can enjoy a meal or a drink while enjoying the view.

Can I rent beach equipment at Kladissos beach?

Yes, you can rent beach equipment such as umbrellas and sun loungers at Kladissos beach.

Is there a parking area near Kladissos beach?

Yes, there is a parking area near Kladissos beach where you can park your car for a fee.

Are there any water sports available at Kladissos beach?

Yes, there are water sports available at Kladissos beach such as jet skiing, parasailing, and banana boat rides.

Is Kladissos beach accessible for people with disabilities?

Unfortunately, Kladissos beach is not fully accessible for people with disabilities as there are stairs leading down to the Kladissos beach. However, there is a ramp that can be used to access the Kladissos beach with assistance.

What is the water colour of the Kladissos beach?

The water colour of the Kladissos beach is blue.

What type of sand is found on the Kladissos beach?

The Kladissos beach has fine pebbles.

What is the water depth of the Kladissos beach?

The water depth of the Kladissos beach is normal.

What is the surface of the sea like at the Kladissos beach?

The sea surface at the Kladissos beach is usually calm.

What is the crowd level at the Kladissos beach?

The Kladissos beach usually has a normal crowd level.

What facilities are available at the Kladissos beach?

The Kladissos beach offers accommodation options, food and water nearby, umbrellas and beds, sports facilities, showers, and has a Blue Flag.

How can I access the Kladissos beach?

The Kladissos beach can be accessed through bus services or a paved road.

Is there any tree shade available at the Kladissos beach?

Yes, there is tree shade available at the Kladissos beach.

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