Lefki Municipal Unit lies along the upland valleys that descend toward the Libyan Sea, where dry plateaux and limestone ridges define southeastern Crete’s less-developed interior. Its administrative centre is Ziros, while the unit also reaches the coast around Xerokampos, a remote shoreline on the island’s east. Lefki was an independent municipality until Greece’s 2011 local-government reform, when it became part of the Municipality of Sitia. Small settlements, cultivated land and winding mountain roads give this area a distinctly rural Cretan character. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of eastern Crete connects regionally.
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