The village of Agia Triada is situated in the southwest of Crete on the Goudouras - Agia Triada - Ziros route. You reach it via an exit from this route and you will drive about 150 meters over a quite narrow road to enter the village. Agia Triada is a small and quiet mountain village on the slope of a hill. The village has around 160 inhabitants, mostly older people. Agia Triada comes with a pink church (the Agia Triada church after which the village is named) and a couple of houses (of which many are in a bad state, and falling apart). The village square next to the pink church is the social gathering place for the people that live here. In the village there are fruit trees and grape vines grow hanging down from the houses.
Surrounded by olive tree fields the community in this sleepy village lives mainly on farming.
