Lasithi Plateau

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Lasithi Plateau
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“The Lasithi Plateau is a high endorheic plateau, located in the Lasithi regional unit in eastern Crete, Greece. Since the 1997 Kapodistrias reform, it is a municipality whose seat is Tzermiado and the second biggest village is Agios Georgios. The municipality has an area of 129.9 km2 ².”
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Lonely PlanetAug 15

15 of the best things to do in Crete

Experience the best of Crete with this guide to the island’s top beaches, historic sites, hikes and more.

Tour by bicycle among windmills and orchards.

15 things in this story
  • Lasithi PlateauSightTour by bicycle among windmills and orchards.
  • Elsewhere
  • KnossosAttractionHeraklion, GreeceVisit for Minoan frescoes, see dolphins frolicking.
  • Lerapetra MuseumMuseumIerapetra, GreeceSee the striking statue of the goddess Persephone.
  • Samaria GorgeTrailAgia Roumeli, GreeceHike 18km through sheer rock faces, spot rare goats.
  • Falasarna BeachSightKissamos, GreeceCatch the sunset at this west-facing beach.
  • Spinalonga IslandSightElounda, GreeceDay trip to see former quarantine facilities and fort.
  • Archaeological Museum in IerapetraMuseumIerapetra, GreeceSee the impressive statue of the goddess Persephone.
  • Koutsounari BeachSightIerapetra, GreeceEnjoy a swim in its warm waters.
  • Mosque of Kioutsouk HasanSightHania, GreeceDominates the Venetian harbor.
  • FortezzaAttractionRethymno, GreeceVast fortress built in the 16th century to protect the port.
  • KouremenosSightPalekastro, GreeceThrill-seekers flock here for windsurfing.
  • PalekstroSightPalekastro, GreeceWander through evocative ruined houses and roads.
  • Zakros GorgeTrailAno Zakros, GreeceMeandering green river, towering rock walls, Minoan burial sites.
  • Kato Zakros beachSightKato Zakros, GreeceEnd point of Zakros Gorge, has small tavernas.
  • Koraï QuarterNeighborhoodIraklio, GreeceFind the best of the action in nightlife.
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