The village of Ntouliana or Douliana in the Apokoronas on the island of Crete

In the village of Douliana there os a small World War II monument and there are two churches. One is a mini-church, which in my opinion looked fairly new, but appeared to be from the 19th century(?). The other church is a bit more substantial and dates from 1888. There are a few narrow streets in Douliana with nice old stone houses but there are also quite a lot of (beautiful) newly built villas that are rented out. During our visit in early October 2013, most of those villas looked empty and sometimes even the pools were already emptied.

There is a mini-market and a kafenion and there are two tavernas in the village: one at the beginning when you drive into the village and the other at the very end of the road, which leads to a kind of square. From here a path leads towards Gavalochori. On the way to Gavalochori you will encounter the beautiful cave church of Agios Ioannis.