
CAR ROUTE 32
Rethymnon – Lappa – Kournas – Georgioupoli
What makes Routaki route 32 – ‘Myriokefala’ so special:
- You drive through the natural park of Kalonyktis.
- Stunning panoramic views with sea views over the Cretan Sea.
- Beautiful natural scenery with limestone formations on both sides of the road.
- The unique Roman tombs of Ancient Lappa are visitable.
- The impressive story of the five Holy Virgins of Lappa.
- The opportunity to stroll around Ancient Lappa itself.
- You can visit the very old monastery of Myriokefala.
- The most beautiful views over the south coast.
- Possibility to visit a cheese factory in Asia Gosia.
- The charming, cozy museum of ‘the Cretan Runner.’
- You can photograph the springs and waterfalls of Argiroupoli.
- Wander around or even take a dip in the freshwater Lake Kournas.
- Or enjoy a delightful terrace in the final destination Georgioupoli.


What makes Routaki route 32 so special:
- You drive through the natural park of Kalonyktis.
- Stunning panoramic views with sea views over the Cretan Sea.
- Beautiful natural scenery with limestone formations on both sides of the road.
- The unique Roman tombs of Ancient Lappa are visitable.
- The impressive story of the five Holy Virgins of Lappa.
- The opportunity to stroll around Ancient Lappa itself.
- You can visit the very old monastery of Myriokefala.
- The most beautiful views over the south coast.
- Possibility to visit a cheese factory in Asia Gosia.
- The charming, cozy museum of ‘the Cretan Runner.’
- You can photograph the springs and waterfalls of Argiroupoli.
- Wander around or even take a dip in the freshwater Lake Kournas.
- Or enjoy a delightful terrace in the final destination Georgioupoli.




Before Ancient Lappa, various RAGiF’s [Routaki Audio Guide Info Files] have already explained what you encountered or saw along the way. This is the special aspect of a Routaki route; you receive the right information at the right moment. For example, you receive information about the city of Rethymnon when you depart. When passing by an iconistasi, the small chapels along the road, you’ll hear the reasons for their placement and the customs associated with them. Your own smartphone ‘talks’ and ‘plays’ as a guide about things you encounter along the way or that are generally important for Crete.



Some useful tips:
- Bring your smartphone battery charger.
- Maintain an average speed of 55-60 km.
- Wear appropriate clothing for churches and monasteries.
- Purchase the correct language version of the route (Dutch or English).
- Ensure that the route is NOT set to the audio-book setting.
- If you have one, bring a smartphone holder
- Disable automatic screen turn-off (don’t forget to put it back on afterwards)

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