Ζάκρος (Ιτάνου)周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Zakros Gorge is a one- or two-part hike (4–8 km, 2–3 hours) past rugged rock formations and historic tombs, ideal for hikers of all levels. The route ends at a picturesque palace and beach village, making it a complete day trip with plenty of opportunities for nature, culture, and relaxation.

Zakros Gorge (also known as Zakros Gorge or the “Valley of the Dead”) is an impressive and accessible gorge in eastern Crete, connected with a fascinating mix of nature and Minoan history.

There are a lot of boulders, you need to go along the stream bed. I'll come back in the spring and see how much water there is.

Incredible. Especially early in the morning, when there is absolutely no one in the gorge.

We drove through houses where a car just fits to the parking lot. Here the walk starts between the olive trees, until you reach a gate, where the gorge begins. From here follow the red arrows.

Here the rocks get bigger that you have to go over. Here we turned back, but we met younger people who had no problems with this.

Quiet beach - for experienced swimmers it is worthwhile to swim out to the offshore island

Beach section at Xerókampos with several small bays.