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Dive from the rocks on the Matala beachon Crete, Greece

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Dive in the waters of the Libyan sea from a cliff, which is located inside a cave - dwelling hippies.
How to dive from the rocks on the Matala beach on Crete
On the Matala beach, in addition to imposing relaxing on the sand and swimming in the azure waters of the sea, you'll be able to do and extreme sports. On the north side of the beach there is a large cave, from where many brave people jump into the water. Remember that at the bottom are a lot of sharp rocks, so weigh all pros and cons before such a jump.

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#14Matala beach on CreteMatala beach

Sandy and pebble beach is located on the southern coast of the island and has become legendary thanks to the hippies who lived in these caves.

Location: Matala village

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