It is October about 17:00. Normally this month, the sun goes down about 18:00. Near the municipal stadium wall, we passed the blue sign “end of awarded coast”, there was no shower and bay information as it was in the main entrance, so we concluded “we are not in the blue flag zone any more”. Nice marble beach, 50 or more umbrellas and sunbeds, almost empty - not much people left at that time of the day. We did not have swim suits and had no intention for sunbathing – just wanted to enjoy the end of the day. We relaxed on two amongst the plenty available sunbeds and begun contemplating the magnificent sea. At certain point a red dressed man, coming probably from the local bar stuff, was approaching heavily and shouted at us in barely understandable English: "you want a bed, you have to pay". We: "It's end of the day, there is nobody here, we do not take someone’s places, it’s not written that we have to pay". He: "It is not written that is free."… We left extremely disappointed. We are frequently Cretan and Greece visitor and never, ever had such attitude towards us in this country. The question: “Was this marble part blue flag area?” remains open for us.