Platia Peramata is a coastal settlement in the Heraklion prefecture, built on the southern shores of Crete in an area characterized by the rugged natural landscape of the Asterousia Mountains and direct contact with the Libyan Sea.

The settlement is traversed by the Plora-Agios Kirillos provincial road, which offers a stunning route through the mountainous terrain before reaching the coastline.

The area is famous for its clean beaches and the tranquility it offers to visitors, away from the pace of mass tourism. Along the settlement's coastline, there are facilities that highlight the region's marine wealth, such as a diving center, while other well-known beaches like Krigioi and Psili Ammos are located nearby, ideal for swimming and relaxation.

The geographical position of Platia Peramata makes it an ideal destination for nature and sea activity enthusiasts, combining the wild beauty of the mountains with the serenity of the sea. Visitors have the opportunity to explore the trails of Asterousia or enjoy the sun and sea in one of the most authentic coastal spots of southern Crete.