Krotos is a small, authentic settlement in the Heraklion prefecture, built on the southern slopes of the Asterousia Mountains.

The village offers unique views of the Libyan Sea and is characterized by the rugged, arid, and charming landscape that defines the southern side of Crete.

As seen on your map, the settlement preserves a peaceful and traditional character. At its center stands the Holy Church of Agios Dimitrios, which serves as the religious core of the community. Access to the village is via the provincial road of Apesokari Pigon Lenta, making Krotos a significant stop for those heading toward the coastal settlements of Lentas and Dyskos.

The village's economy is traditionally based on livestock farming and olive cultivation, while in recent years there has been interest in alternative crops and activities, as indicated by the presence of the Creta Hemp Farm in the wider area. For the traveler, Krotos represents the wild beauty of the Asterousia range, offering a sense of seclusion and authentic hospitality away from major urban centers.