Dermatos is located 64km southeast of Heraklion and 4km east of Tsoutsouras. It stretches in a valley formed on the western banks of the river Anapodaris, the longest river in Crete. Traces of a Minoan settlement have been found in the area.
Dermatos is a peaceful beach with pebbles and sand, perfect for relaxation and staying remote. All around there is nothing except for some olive groves and tamarisk trees on the beach. The sea water is relatively shallow and has a wonderful blue color. To access the beach, follow the paved road that starts from Tsoutsouras and heads westwards to Keratokambos. The road runs aside the beach.
Nearby places of interest
Straight-line distances
0.8 km
Anapodaris River
1.6 km
Krassas beach near Tsoutsouras
1.6 km
Kamboula beach
2.4 km
Troulla Gorge
2.8 km
Tsoutsouras Gorge
2.9 km
Listis beach
3.3 km
Tsoutsouras beach
3.4 km
Eileithyia Cave in Tsoutsouras
3.4 km
Xerokambi beach
4.1 km
Skouros beach
4.2 km
Anapodaris Gorge
4.4 km
Saint Demetrius Galatoktistos at Kastri
4.6 km
Kastri beaches
4.6 km
Maridaki beach
5 km
Church of Saint George Vagionitis in Kastri
5 km
Mindris Gorge
5.1 km
Fountana beach at Kerkellos
5.3 km
Achendrias Gorge and Lihnistis Fall
Additional Info
- Sea water color: Blue
- Sand type: Pebbles
- Location: Heraklion Prefecture, Central Crete, South Crete, Monofatsi area
- Depth: Normal
- Sea surface: Usually calm
- Crowds: Quiet
- Other Information: Tree Shade
- Accessibility: Paved road






Dermatos beach 





























































