Pervola is a small and traditional Greek village in the south of the island of Crete on the route from the beaches of Keratokampos to the large village of Ano Vianos. Pervola is situated a little north of the village of Chondros and here you can also find a petrol station. In Pervola stands the Archaggelos Michail church. It consists of two identical parts with in the middle the clock tower with three bells in it. There are crossroads in the village. The road north leads to Kato Viannos and then to the main road which goes to Ano Viannos and Ierapetra or to Heraklion. Close to Pervola are the remains of the Minoan site of Kephali.