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Photo: Περακάκης Μάνος, Attribution via Wikimedia Commons
20-min walk with a 40-m-high waterfall at the end. Part of the path is via disused water drain. The waterfall may be dry outside the rain season.
The Milona Gorge is a gorge, situated near the village of Agios Ioannis, in the municipally of Ierapetra in Crete. There is a 10- to 15-minute drive from the town of Ierapetra to the gorge. It has a large waterfall at the end of the walking path. The walking path is only a 20-minute walk from the road, and it is quite easy to follow. At the end of the path is the 40-metre height fall of Milona. The best season to cross the path is in spring, since the waterfall will have plenty water, while in summer, although nice as well it can be much drier. However, there is a second, shorter path beside it, so one can switch paths if necessary.
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3000-year-old water tank, but ultimately it's just around 5x5m square-shaped hole in the rock.
Around 3km long beach with black sand and pebbles.
A 210-m-high waterfall located in the gorge, loses most of its water to vapor.
A tower overlooking the village, in a very ruined state.
It is a disused building, with hardly any maintenance. But at least the surroundings are pretty picturesque.
A sanctuary for unwanted, injured and abused donkeys. Situated in a beautiful area just below the village of Anatoli there is a sanctuary for donkeys. Offering guided walks with the donkeys to carry the delicious picnic that is provided. Donkey rides for children. Farm visits to see donkeys and other animals. Get away from the tourists and enjoy the mountain air and peaceful nature and beauty. Phone for an appointment.