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Tourist Information
Paleohora is located on the
southwest coast of Crete, in Chania
prefecture, on a small peninsula between
two picturesque bays and it’s surrounded
by the Libyan Sea. It’s called “The
bride of the Libyan sea” and “The
land of the sun”.
It’s built on the ancient ruins of
Kalamidi city. In 1278, Venetian Duke
Marino Gradenico built Kastello
Selino, which is the fortress today
called Fortetza, on the top of
the peninsula. The climate is dry and
healthy with 90% sunlight and an average
temperature of 31°C in summer and 12°C
in winter. Beautiful beaches with
green-blue crystal clear water stretch
for 18 kilometres and are easily
accessible either on foot or by car. |
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