Palaiokastro
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The village of Palekastro (or Palaiokastro) is situated in the most eastern corner of the island. This unsophisticated, rural, Cretan village of 1300 inhabitants, has been relatively unaffected by the inroads of tourism despite its superb nearby beaches, where you can enjoy water sports and swimming.
The traditional factor is blended in harmony with the modern, offering to the visitor the convenience of the present time, as well as the jauntiness of the past.
The village is valued for the archaeologists, because of its rich archaeological sites. There is a folklore museum, too.
You can also find any shops in the village. There is also a community clinic, a pharmacy and a post office. Article from Sitia-Ierapetra Region
