Agia Marina beach

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Agia Marina is located 47km west of Rethymno and 84km south of Chania, in a secluded area located between Fragokastelo and Rodakino village. It’s located 2km south of the village Argoules.

The beach has sand and fine pebbles, while in several places there are rocks, making it perfect for fishing and snorkeling. It is completely unorganized, so make sure that you have anything you need with you. There is a small taverna located in the neighboring Peristeres beach (3-5' minutes walking distance) Nudism is, of course, allowed here, while the huge carob trees make it ideal for camping (when no winds blow).

To get to Agia Marina, you should follow the dirt road linking the village Skaloti (or Lakki beach) with Polirizos beach: From Polyrizos, you should drive to the beach of Peristeres and then drive in the seaside dirt track till you meet Agia Marina. This same dirt road road continues to Lakki beach.

The beach gets its name from the homonym chapel of Agia Marina, located nearby. Moreover, there is a small river emptying there all year round, which brings water from White Mountains through the small gorge Argoule.

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Symbol Explanation

Water Color

 Turquoise Water Color

 Deep Blue Water Color

 Normal Blue Water Color

 Green-Blue Water Color

 

Beach Style

 White Sand

 Normal Sand

 Coarse Sand

 Pebbles

 Rocks

Wave Style

 Flat Surface

 Small Waves

 Normal Waves

 Large Waves

 

Water Depth

 Shallow Beach

 Normal Depth

 Deep Water

 

Crowd Information

 Secluded / Quiet Beach

 Normal Crowds

 Crowded Beach

 

Water Temperature

 Very Cool

 Cool

 Normal

 Warm

Facilities

 Accommodation nearby

 Food / Water nearby

 Umbrellas / Sunbeds

 Water Sports

 Lifeguard

 Showers

 Blue Flag

Miscellaneous

 Nudism Friendly Beach

 Palm Trees

 Camping Friendly Beach

 Suggested for Snorkelling

 Natural shade (cave, trees, etc.)

 Sea Turtle nesting

 

Access

 Public Transport

 Car Access

 Dirt Track

 Access by boat

 Trekking required

 Handicap friendly