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Agia Galini in southern Crete

Agia Galina is located about 50 kilometres southeast of Rethymnon and was previously a sleepy little fishing village, but is today one of southern Crete's largest tourist resorts with all possible facilities. Although it is a package-tour resort, Agia Galini does not feel particularly exploited.

 

The village and beach of Agia Galini in southern Crete.

Agia Galini beach seen from the village of Agia Galini.

 

The village is built on the hills above the fishing harbour, the view of the Libyan sea is very nice. Below the village is a quite long beach of decent quality. The beach is divided in two parts and is separated by a small river.

 

The beach of Agia Galini in Crete.

The beach in Agia Galini.

 

Agia Galini beach in Rethymnon in southern Crete.

The beach of Agia Galini. The village of the same name is located on top of the hill.




The port of Agia Galini in Crete is a popular overnight port for sailors.

The large port in Agia Galini.


ACCOMMODATION IN AGIA GALINI

I have never stayed overnight in Agia Galini so I can't say how there is in the evenings, but I know others who usually stay here during their holidays, and they like Agia Galini very much. If you want to stay overnight you have plenty of hotels and pensions to choose from. One of the most popular is Palazzo Greco.

 

Hotels and pensions in Agia Galini on Crete.

On the hill above the beach are many hotels and pensions.

 

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An advantage of staying in Agia Galini is that it is close to mythical Matala, and to two of my paradises in Crete: Agios Pavlos and Triopetra.


WHAT YOU MUST NOT MISS WHEN YOU VISIT AGIA GALINI

 

Don't miss Matala when you travel to Agia Galini in southern Crete.

Don't miss Matala, which you can read about here »

 

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