The beach of Triopetra is a long and wide sandy beach in the south of the island of Crete, Greece. You arrive at the eastern end of the beach near the Cantina and the textile area. The 3 rocks of Triopetra are to your left, (which is what the beach takes its name from).
The whole beach measures approx 1000 meters. On the east side of the beach are some overhanging cliffs for those seeking shade. The water is beautiful and clear and with the many rocks and crannies is wonderful for snorkeling.
There is also a beautiful sandy beach on the other side of the hill which is mainly frequented by naturists, and gradually turns into the beach of Agios Pavlos. There are many kilometers of sand and coves between the two beaches of Triopetra and Agios Pavlos beach for naturists to explore.
Good to Know
- Beach Type Beaches and Coves
- Facilities The beach of Triopetra has a few taverns on the beach and you can rent sun beds and umbrellas. On the road two hundred meters or so from the beach there is a tavern that also functions as a mini-market should you want supplies to bring with you.
- Nudist Status Tolerated / Clothing Optional
- Ease of Access There are plenty of wooden trellis/walkways over the beach.
Getting There
- Town / County / State Lampi, Rethymno, Kríti - Crete, Greece.
- Zip / Postal Code 740 53
- Directions The beach of Triopetra be reached by taking the road from Rethymno that leads to Spili. (Spili is a small little town with plenty of shops and a medical centre) From Spili you continue straight and turn right at the exit at Akoumia (indicated by a sign). You drive through the village and and continue for another half an hours drive till you reach the beach.
Coordinates
- Latitude 35.118626
- Longitude 24.546677
- Sea Level (In Meters) 3
