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Explore Crete
15 Mar 2022
Crete is the largest of the Greek islands and is a paradise for tourists seeking sunshine, beaches, and culture. Chania lies on the northern coast of Crete. It’s the second largest city on the island and is served by an airport. Upon arrival, hire a car and drive the 30 kilometres up to the White Mountains. This beautiful setting is perfect for relaxing or doing a spot of walking and is also a good base to explore the region’s attractions.
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read more These Are The Most Beautiful Beaches In Crete Chania.
10 Dec 2021
These Are The Most Beautiful Beaches In Crete Chania.
According to the travel guides, Crete has some of the best beaches in Greece. They are characterized by their white sands and crystal blue waters. The coastline is dotted with many small coves and bays, which make it an ideal destination for people who want to relax in a pristine setting with warm water and sand. So if you are planning a vacation in Crete, here are the most beautiful beaches on this island:
It's hard not to be impressed by :
1) Elafonisi
Elafonisi beach is a small... read more
Places that you must visit with a Car while you are in Chania!
30 Oct 2021
There are several places you should definitely visit while spending your time in Chania area.
Here are our Top Picks :
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Blue Flag Beaches of Crete 2021
19 May 2021
Cretan Gamopilafo or Pilafi Rice Served in Cretan Weddings
17 Mar 2021
Gamopilafo, with its name deriving from the combination of the words ‘gamos’ and ‘pilafi’ -translating to ‘wedding’ and ‘rice’ in Greek- is a traditional Greek wedding dish served in most regions of Crete as the celebratory main course.
It is essentially a lamb broth risotto, usually served with pieces of slow-cooked lamb, and for many, the ultimate Greek comfort food. The history behind gamopilafo is unclear. According to urban myth, it is most likely the remnant of the Venetian occupancy of the island.
Yet, the... read more
