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Agia Roumeli in southern Crete

Agia Roumeli is a tiny village (60 inhabitants) between Sougia and Loutro in southern Crete. The village is free of cars and other motor vehicles, just like the neighbouring village of Loutro.

 

The hike in the Samaria Gorge ends in Agia Roumeli in southern Crete.

The Samaria Gorge. Arriving soon in Agia Roumeli.

 

Read about the Samaria Gorge here »

 

The only way to access Agia Roumeli is by boat or on foot, and most people arrive on foot since this is where the walk through the Samaria Gorge ends, so if you do the walk you will end up in Agia Roumeli whether you want to or not. Unless you first walk down the gorge, and then back up the same way.

 

Tavernas and restaurants in Agia Roumeli in southern Crete.

The main street of Agia Roumeli in one direction.


Supermarkets and other shops in Agia Roumeli.

The main street of Agia Roumeli in the other direction.




Since almost everyone who walks through the Samaria Gorge ends their hike in Agia Roumeli, there are plenty of tavernas. Depending on how long time you spend in the gorge, it varies how long time you have before the ferry departs to Chora Sfakion, where busses are waiting to take you back to, for example, Chania. Most people spend their waiting on the beach or at one of the tavernas.

 

Tired hikers waiting for the ferry to Chora Sfakion.

Tired hikers waiting for the ferry to Chora Sfakion.

 

The beach of Agia Roumeli in southern Crete.

The beach of Agia Roumeli in one direction.

 

Agia Roumeli beach and taverna.

The beach of Agia Roumeli in the other direction.


Hotels, pensions, tavernas and restaurants along the beach promenade in Agia Roumeli.

The beach promenade in Agia Roumeli.

 

Taverna Paralia is one of many tavernas in Agia Roumeli.

Taverna Paralia is one of many tavernas in Agia Roumeli.

 

Agia Roumeli is one of the villages in the south of Crete that you can travel to by ferry. The car ferries Samaria and Daskalogiannis operate the route Paleochora, Sougia, Agia Roumeli, Loutro and Chora Sfakion, and vice versa.

 

The car ferry Samaria operates Paleochora, Sougia, Agia Roumeli, Loutro and Chora Sfakion in southern Crete.

The car ferry Samaria is one of two ferries that operate on the south coast.

 

There are several hotels and pensions to choose among if you want to stay overnight. The evenings and mornings are very quiet and peaceful in Agia Roumeli. Calypso is one of the best-located hotels, but almost all hotels have a good location. Below are suggestions for good hotels in Agia Roumeli.

 

Book Calypso here »

Book Faragi here »

Book Sweet Corner Masxali here »

 

Book other hotels in Agia Roumeli here »



WHAT YOU MUST NOT MISS WHEN YOU ARE IN AGIA ROUMELI

 

Don't miss the car-free village of Loutro when traveling to Agia Roumeli in southern Crete.

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

 

READ MORE ABOUT CRETE HERE »

 






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