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We offer unique traditional Cretan cuisine with homemade products. All the fruit, vegetables, cheese, meat and olive oil we offer in our restaurant are our own products. At the same time you can taste fresh fish from the seas of Kato Zakros, which we fish ourselves! Crete has one of the oldest and most beloved gastronomic traditions in the world. Flavors, aromas and ingredients originating in the prehistoric years have blended with skills acquired through decades of practice to present us today with what is found to be one of the healthiest diets worldwide. The tavern and the rooms-apartments have their own wood-burning oven used for the making of bread and other special delicacies in the traditional Cretan way. We are waiting for you to visit us and taste the unique flavours of the Cretan countryside. Website: www.ambeles.gr Manager: Vassilia Tzouanaki Our home made Products:
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Kato Zakros is also the site of the fourth Minoan palace (alongside Knossos, Phaistos and Malia). It was stumbled upon by a farmer while ploughing his land and has remained relatively intact. Another cherished destination is the bay with its many taverns along the beach. The numerous wells and fountains in the palace point to the abundance of water in the premises of the palace.
With a spark of imagination, you might even get an idea of the way the different halls and courtyards of the palace were geographically configured. The aesthetic beauty of the palace is further underlined by a few cypresses. The silence and remoteness of the palace, however, disguises its significance beyond the immediate sphere of Kato Zakros; after all, its historical trajectory dates all the way back to trade links with Egypt 3,500 years ago.
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