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Gouves its a village, perhaps not as glamorous as Chania side of Crete but I liked it. Is a bit unpolished, I would say, not with that feeling of drowning under the - all included large hotel complexes and the tourist vulgo that comes with it. Its a more apartments district with greeks coming on vacations too. Plenty of taverns with prices ranging between; main courses 7-14€, drinks 5€ and cocktails 7€, breakfast 5-8€. It also has several Super markets, two of them larger with everything you need. All the above its at walking distance. 10 min with the car or moped from Gouves up inte mountains, you come to smaller villages like Hersonissos with fantastik tavernas and beautiful views.

itsa quieter place not so much noise,lots of sandy beaches ,clear blue sea,,on walk ways you need to be careful ,,there uneven and have holes in ,watch your children falling onto rocks ,,,but as safe as can be for crete?

A charming village, about 15 minutes from Heraqlion by bus (no. 2 from the airport). Do NOT miss the Asteria taverna next to Lavris hotel: every Sunday and Tuesday a live performance of traditional Greek and Cretan music, with the beautiful Anna teaching Greek dances. It's not a tourist taveran (although there are tourists there of course) but aimed mainly for the locals. We will remember our two visits there as one of our unique experiences in Crete, and no doubt the most enjoable of them.

Nice area , quiet but things to do , good food and friendly bars , friendly people , good beaches , breeezy in September so temperature felt comforable , not far from airport , good bus service to visit other places , overall great place to stay

The day I was in Gouves the beaches were basically nonexistent due to the high tie and was very very windy. Walking along the sea was nice but given the nice beaches the island has to offer I'd rather go somewhere else or at least not stay there for long

Kato Gouves is a small resort but has lots of things to keep you occupied. There are ample sandy beaches with loungers and water sports, as well as a range of shops (mainly supermarkets), bars and restaurants. The area is ideal as a base for visiting other areas at this end of the island, we went to the leper island at Spinalonga (highly recomended and very beautiful), the aquarium and Agios Nikolaus, as well as not being too far from the resorts of Heronnisis and Malia.