Tthe traditional Cretan music is a little different – it makes the celebration even more atmospheric.

[swpm_protected format_protected_msg=”1″] The “Cretan lyra” is a Greek stringed instrument. Only in the name: lyre! – but it is instrument. It is native primarily to Crete and the Greek islands.

The Cretan lyre has a traditionally pear-shaped, slightly convex back. His body, neck, head are carved:  from the one piece of wood.

Of the classical instruments, it is similar to the violin. [/swpm_protected]

[swpm_protected format_protected_msg=”1″] After the delicious grilled sardines, Raki or Rakomelo fit well. Raki is a traditional Cretan alcoholic drink, which is based on grapes.

Rakomelo is a honey and spice flavored version of Raki. [/swpm_protected]

There is a green area next to Agioi Apostoloi waterfront.

Native plants in this location:: pine, oleander, eucalyptus trees.

Very rare, and of course, it is protected plant: the sea narcissus. It is a specialty of the area.

Characteristics of sea narcissus:

– have a large white flower

– have a characteristic strong aroma

The protected sea turtles has a breeding ground along the coast.

If we drive from Chania, we can first see the most famous beach of the village: Chrissi Akti (“Golden Beach”). As the name suggests, the sand is golden in color.

The water is warm and shallow! – therefore, it is also recommended place for families, with small children.

The Agioi Apostoloi – Golden beach is a surfers paradise

The Golden beach bay have unique features: almost always windy!

It is therefore a favorite of surfers! – which is why it gives way to a surf school.

If You only spend a few days In this part of western Crete, You might still want to try surfing. The gliding on the waves: a unique experience!