Désolé de ne pouvoir vous répondre ;je ne connais pas le prix des transats sur la plage .Je vais à Agia-pélagia pour une petite taverne "CHEZ COCHILLI" car trop de monde sur la plage! Désolé

Hi, Jannis. The first few meters of the beach at Agia Pelagia is fine sand. After this, fine pebbles, and then larger pebbles. The beach is very child-friendly, mainly because it is a protected bay, unlike many north Crete beaches. The sea here is always calm. Bali Beach, farther to the west, is another good choice for small kids. There are so many beaches here on Crete, difficult to advise in the small space provided. Bottom line, you and your wonderful child will always remember Agia Pelagia. Hope this helps.

On the beach, there are a dozen or more bars, and about twice as many cafes, restaurants, and tavernas. There are also several of each up the hillsides to the main road. Almyra is my choice, right on the beach, impeccable food, amazing drinks, classy like a Bond flick. The staff waits on you under your umbrella or on the terrace or patio. There are several other in this class and everything in between. Other choices depend on where you are staying. Lygaria Beach may actually be closer if you are at the top of the hill. Hope this helped.

Hi, yeas there is public transportation - also Athina Palace Hotel offers transfer to the village of Agia Pelagia, beside the public bus company.

There are always taxi transfers going on in Agia Pelagia or at nearby resorts. Ask any shop owner or other vendor and they will be happy to call a taxi for you.

The beach just off the hotel and there is public access. You can get to the Blue Lagoon though the path is not obvious and you have to ask when you are there. Have fun!

HI ya no not on the small beach, you have to go to Palagia for the water sports.

Yes there is a bus service into Herkalion around 3 times a day from Agia Pelagia- we found the most useful one was at 9.40 am More frequent buses are from the main road around 2 miles away.