쉬운 Κουρούπα Δήμων Φοίνικα Και Λάμπης 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Worth seeing and a pleasant way to cool down on hot days.

This is drinking water for a lot of people, don't swim in it.

The church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas (Osios Nikolaos), born in 792 in Kydonia (Chania), and not to be confused with Saint Nicholas (Αγιος Νικόλαος) of Myron. His feast day is February 4th (https://www.saint.gr/1377/saint.aspx)

First, a wide farm track leads into the gorge. At a fork, a staircase leads down to the gorge. After this staircase, there is some climbing over rocks and you reach a point where you can only continue by swimming. If you take the staircase up and do not go up to the road, then further down, you pass the chapel and the bridge, and can walk a little further to the waterfall. Canyoning is also offered here.

It gets crowded in the late morning. However, there are relatively many parking spaces on the street and a free public parking lot just above the street

One of my most beautiful experiences! The highlight is going into the cold water (approx. 10 degrees) and swimming to the waterfall ♥️♥️♥️ You should get there early though, not recommended in high season

The start at the water turbine is particularly recommended. Take swimming shoes with you so you can walk through the river. The many small pools invite you to swim. The area is beautiful and you hardly meet anyone on this path. Once you get to the waterfall, it is of course worth swimming through the rather cold water to the waterfall, despite the crowds there. It is a very impressive experience. By the way, very few people swim to the water. Of course, you should be a confident swimmer here. At the very end, however, there is a rope that you can hold on to in order to experience the magnificent impression of the turquoise blue water below you and the roaring water.

The southern descent takes you deep into the gorge. You climb down a small iron ladder and continue to the small pool in the gorge. From there you swim about 15m through cold water into the ravine. There you can stand again and look at the waterfall.