Cameras compulsory. Near Kissamos on Crete, Balos Beach is a lagoon of swirling colors — pastel pinks, blues and turquoise. It can get crowded and microorganisms in the muddy shallows can cause unpleasant smells, but for postcard pictures it’s one of Greece’s best.
Highlight: For “dark tourists” there’s a cave here that was the scene of a massacre in the 19th century.
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