Calypso Beach, also known as Pirate's Fjord, is a picturesque and secluded cove located near Agios Vasileios in Crete, Greece. The beach is nestled in a narrow bay between towering cliffs, providing a serene and tranquil environment. Its clear turquoise waters offer stunning views and are ideal for swimming and snorkeling, showcasing a vibrant seabed teeming with marine life. The climate in Crete ensures a pleasant visit year-round with warm summers and mild winters.
Historically, this secluded cove was once a refuge for pirates, hence its nickname 'Pirate's Fjord.' Today, it attracts tourists seeking a peaceful getaway amidst nature's beauty.
The area around Calypso Beach provides opportunities for hiking and exploring the natural beauty of Crete, with nearby villages like Plakias offering a rich cultural experience.