Katsounotos Volakas Beach is one of the most isolated and unexplored spots on the southern coastline of Chania.

Geographically, it is located east of the coastal settlement of Sougia, serving as a hidden sanctuary between Sougia and Tripiti beach.

The landscape is characterized by the wild, primitive beauty of the Libyan Sea, with its main feature being the impressive rocky formations surrounding the shore. Its name refers to the characteristic large rock ("Volakas") that dominates the spot. The waters are deep, pristine, and possess a unique crystalline clarity, while the shore consists of fine dark pebbles and stones. The atmosphere at Katsounotos Volakas is perfectly serene, offering a sense of complete disconnection from civilization.

Access to the beach is demanding and is mainly possible by sea via boat from Sougia. For experienced hikers, reaching it is possible via the coastal path connecting Sougia with Agia Roumeli, a route that offers stunning views but requires good physical condition and proper equipment. Regarding organization, Katsounotos Volakas is a completely unorganized beach, with absolutely no infrastructure, preserving its virgin character intact. It is the ideal choice for those seeking absolute peace and the authentic experience of Cretan nature.