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The village of Plakias is situated on the shore of the Libyan Sea. Plakias name is taken after the large number of stones, which are called “plakes” in Greek.
Plakias was a small village in the late 19th century, which in recent decades has transformed to a popular resort. Especially, during the 60s beaches of Yialia, as the beachfront of the wider area is called, were a favorite destination for hippies. Now it’s a popular resort and a base for visiting the natural beauties of the region.
Plakias Village is situated between two canyons (Kotsifos and Kourtaliotis). The Kourtaliotis River flows through the Kourtaliotiko Gorge, which is characterized by dense vegetation and high-pitched stone volumes on both sides. Kourtaliotiko Gorge is really a masterpiece of nature and you definitely must visit it.
Plakias is a popular village offering many different kinds of activities (scuba diving, snorkeling, boat trips, horse riding, and more). Traditional tavernas line the coast, serving up mouthwatering Cretan cuisine featuring fresh fish and local produce. Quaint cafes dotting the narrow streets invite you to savor Greek coffee and pastries, while charming shops showcase handmade crafts, souvenirs, and local products like olive oil. With its laid-back atmosphere and authentic charm, Plakias is a perfect destination for a serene coastal retreat.

The airport of Chania is 100km away and Heraklion is 115km.
Plakias Village is 33 km south of Rethymno small town.
Car is recommended to make your transfer easier.
Frangokastello and Sfakia is a pleasant twisting and scenic short drive. Above Plakias, Myrthios, affords gorgeous views of the bay, coastline and sea.