anyone been to crete for holiday?
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Great food, cheap beer, but terrible accomodation. Make sure you get a decent hotel, otherwise its not a bad place. We went at short notice last year on our way to Athens (Champions League Final) and just had to accept the accomodation we were given. I would definitely go back though.
TommyTT said:
Great food, cheap beer, but terrible accomodation. Make sure you get a decent hotel, otherwise its not a bad place. We went at short notice last year on our way to Athens (Champions League Final) and just had to accept the accomodation we were given. I would definitely go back though.
cheers for the reply tommy Went for my honeymoon 5 years ago. Stayed in a newly built 5* hotel that was utterly and flabergastingly amazing.....it wasn't cheap though..
http://www.bluepalace.gr/bluepalace/frontend/index...
Very nice place overall from what I remember.
http://www.bluepalace.gr/bluepalace/frontend/index...
Very nice place overall from what I remember.
Crete is fine - like all Greek islands. Bear in mind that it is the furthest south of all the islands and therefore...
1. Very, very, very hot
2. Pretty arid/desert-like and hence not as pretty as a lot of other islands (see point 1, I guess)
I prefer places like Kefalonia, but would definitely go back.
I don't know if you are old/young thin/fat mobile/disabled but a fantastic thing to do for a day out is walk the Samaria Gorge. Sounds tacky but its best to do it on a coach trip because the coach drops you off righ up in the mountains at 7am ish... and you finish right down by the sea on a tiny beach, where you need to get a boat to the nearest town. It's a long walk (16km) but all a gentle downhill (my absolute weed of an ex managed it and loved it) and it's really spectacular.


1. Very, very, very hot
2. Pretty arid/desert-like and hence not as pretty as a lot of other islands (see point 1, I guess)
I prefer places like Kefalonia, but would definitely go back.
I don't know if you are old/young thin/fat mobile/disabled but a fantastic thing to do for a day out is walk the Samaria Gorge. Sounds tacky but its best to do it on a coach trip because the coach drops you off righ up in the mountains at 7am ish... and you finish right down by the sea on a tiny beach, where you need to get a boat to the nearest town. It's a long walk (16km) but all a gentle downhill (my absolute weed of an ex managed it and loved it) and it's really spectacular.


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