Fotia is a small, uninhabited rocky islet located in the Libyan Sea, south of eastern Crete, in the wider maritime area of Ierapetra. It stands out for its austere and untouched natural character, typical of the southern Cretan seascape.

Its terrain is predominantly rocky, with steep coastlines and almost no vegetation, as the islet is exposed to dry conditions and strong winds throughout the year. Its shape has been formed by the continuous action of the sea and weather, creating a landscape that is simple yet distinctly characteristic of southern Crete.

Fotia is not inhabited and has no infrastructure, allowing its natural state to remain undisturbed. Despite its small size, it forms part of the wider marine ecosystem of the region, serving as a refuge for seabirds and other marine life.

Access is possible only by sea and under suitable weather conditions. Although it is not an organized tourist destination, Fotia remains an authentic feature of the natural landscape, reflecting the raw and minimal beauty of the Libyan Sea.