There are also many small isles surrounding the Lassithi Prefecture. Spinalonga, near Elounda, with its imposing fortress , its older and more recent buildings and its very interesting history; Agioi Pandes, across from Agios Nikolaos, with its proud wild goats; Psira, near Mochlos, with a Minoan port and maritime centre, but also with the richest and most untouched sea habitat in the Aegean and with a unique Minoan shipwreck; the isle of Agios Nikolaos, very close to Mochlos, with its Minoan “twin” port and its settlement; off the shore of Sitia, Dionyssades, the isles created by the Greek God Dionysus, with the largest colony of Eleonora’s falcon (falco eleonorae); then, there are Elassa and Grantes, two islets which are rocky yet easy to dock, near Palekastro; Koufonissi, in the Libyan Sea near Goudouras, with a roman theatre and sandy beaches; and finally Chryssi off the shore of Ierapetra, with its dunes, gorgeous beaches, cedar trees and millions of sea-shells.