Plakaki Beach is one of the most peaceful and unique destinations in southern Crete, known for its wild beauty and the sense of isolation it offers.

Geographically, it is located on the shores of the Libyan Sea, west of Paleochora, between Grammeno and Karavopetra beaches.

The landscape is characterized by impressive rock formations and large flat stones (to which it owes its name), featuring pristine, deep waters and a pebbly shore. The atmosphere at Plakaki remains exceptionally serene and authentic, serving as an ideal refuge for those seeking tranquility away from mass tourism, while the area's rocks offer unique opportunities for snorkeling and exploring the seabed.

Access is very easy by road, as the beach is located right next to the coastal road connecting Paleochora with the Kountoura area. Regarding organization, Plakaki is a completely unorganized beach, without umbrellas or sunbeds, preserving its natural character intact. It administratively belongs to the Chania Prefecture and remains a destination that enchants with its raw charm.