Stamnioi is a beautiful and quiet traditional village in the Heraklion prefecture, built at an altitude of approximately 280 meters.

The settlement is situated in a prime location in the hinterland of Hersonissos, offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills and fertile valleys filled with olive groves and vineyards.

The village is distinguished by its authentic Cretan architecture, featuring stone houses, well-kept courtyards, and narrow alleys perfect for a stroll. Stamnioi has managed to preserve the serenity of the countryside, serving as a sanctuary for those seeking peace away from the busy pace of coastal tourist centers, while still remaining within close proximity to them.

In the area surrounding the village, there are significant religious and historical landmarks, such as the Agarathos Monastery, located nearby, which is one of the oldest and most historic monasteries in Crete. Life in Stamnioi remains closely connected to the land and tradition, with residents renowned for their hospitality and the production of fine olive oil and wine.