Vori, Siteia
Once a thriving community, Vori is now a quiet, almost deserted settlement showcasing traditional Cretan architecture.
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Kalo Chorio, Siteia
A remote mountain village in Lasithi. Once a thriving community, it now has a small population, offering a tranquil Cretan experience.
Mesa Apidi, Siteia
Located near Sitia the village, first mentioned in 1925, features traditional Cretan architecture and a semi-mountainous landscape.
Agia Triada, Siteia
Formerly Tso, it was renamed in 1920 its economy is based on agriculture and fishing, with Minoan era habitation traces.
Mochlos Minoan Settlement and Port
A major Minoan settlement and port, active from the Early Minoan to the Roman periods with rich history of trade, craftsmanship, and religious practices.
Perivolakia, Siteia
Perivolakia, a village in Sitia, Crete, features the Perivolakia Gorge, pre-Minoan cave art, and nearby beaches. Population: 21 (2011).
Moni Kapsa Monastery
A monastery that features a cave-like church, pebble mosaics, and a rich history dating back to Byzantine times. Located near the Pervolakia Gorge.
Mochlos, Siteia
Mochlos features a significant Minoan archaeological site, Venetian ruins, and scenic beauty. Once a major Minoan port, it's now a popular tourist spot.
Papagiannades, Siteia
A village with Minoan settlement remains and a Venetian-era church. Known for olive oil production, it offers a glimpse into traditional Cretan life.
Ancient Lykastos
An ancient city near Profitis Ilias, Crete, listed in Homer's Iliad. It was destroyed by Knossos and its territory later divided by Rome.