Rocrita Lifestyle Beach Resort is a brand new 5-star hotel opening 1 May 2025. It is on a private beach near the picturesque village of Mochlos. The village remains charmingly old-fashioned, with a handful of tavernas and whitewashed houses.

Nestled along Crete’s pristine coastline, Rocríta Lifestyle Beach Resort offers guests an immersive journey of cultural discovery amidst breathtaking natural beauty. Tailored for discerning families and couples, our resort seamlessly blends luxurious accommodations with unspoiled landscapes and a diverse range of activities.

Inspired by the rugged terrain of Crete and named after the poetic romance ‘Erotokritos’, Rocríta features a variety of dining options, a dynamic wellness centre, and modern sports facilities. With 360 rooms and suites boasting shared pools and panoramic views, the resort redefines the holiday experience, integrating harmoniously with its surroundings both physically and culturally.

Indulge in the essence of Cretan cuisine with curated food experiences, set against the backdrop of dramatic rocky cliffs meeting the azure sea. Whether exploring ancient ruins or savouring local delicacies, Rocríta promises an unforgettable vacation for families and couples alike. The focus on family-friendly amenities ensures cherished memories for all, blending relaxation and adventure seamlessly.

Agios Nikolaos is around 45 minutes’ drive away.

This 5-star resort is designed to offer a cool, contemporary take on all-inclusive luxury. You can dine at gourmet restaurants every night, ranging from Greek mezze to Asian fusion. Some menus have even been curated by Michelin-starred chefs. It opens for summer 2025 season and booking early saves up to 44% on regular prices.

Rocrita Lifestyle Beach Resort focuses on quiet luxury, with cool minimal furnishings and an earthy colour palette. It will have a street-food hub and a rooftop garden bar for sunset cocktails. There will also be several pools, beach and pool bars, and a floating cinema. Families are welcome—there’s a kids’ club, a hangout for teens and ninja pools.

The buffet restaurant, Domenū, will have live cooking stations and customisable dishes. Guests can also dine at four sit-down à la carte restaurants. These include Smígo (Greek ouzeri), Carūma (Asian fusion), Anthéma (Mediterranean cuisine), and Vióla (Italian trattoria). All are styled more like cool city hotspots than traditional hotel restaurants. Some menus have been designed by Michelin-starred chef Apostolos Trastelis.