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The village actually consists of two united settlements, Asprolithos and Goudouras. It takes its name from Cape Goudouras, the ancient Cape Erythrae, near the edge of which it is built. The name Goudouras in turn comes from the local plant “agoudouros” (Hypericum triquetrifolium), which abounds in the area and was used as a substrate for drying fruit (eg figs and raisins). The very warm climate of the region is ideal for growing olives and vegetables in greenhouses, which unfortunately, have altered the natural beauty of the area.
The village has faced a very mild touristic development, which makes it a very quiet destination even in August. Along the seaside village road stretches a large pebbly beach with clean and cool water, not very well organized; there are some places with umbrellas and taverns nearby.
If you come in here, we suggest that you visit the adjacent Votsalaki beach, a really nice beach to the west.
To get to Goudouras from Ierapetra follow the road to Makrigialos and then turn towards Goudouras. Moreover, there are some bus services to Goudouras from Ierapetra.

•Distance from Sitia town, center of night life and shopping: 43 km, approximately 50 minutes drive.
•Distance from Sitia Airport : 43 km, approximately 50 minutes drive.
•Distance from Heraklion Airport: 132 km, approximately 2 hours drive.
•Vai beach (visit the only palmforest in Europe with its clean waters and beautiful beach): 66 km, approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes drive.
•Kato Zakros beach (the beautiful beach on the edge of the settlement is formed within a large protected bay): 47 km, approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes drive.
•Xerokampos beach (these stunning unspoilt beaches on the east coast provide the chance to swim in incredibly clear turquoise waters): 32 km, approximately 50 minutes drive.