Things To Do in Crete
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The Whisky Bar
A five-minute drive from Gournes will take you to the Whisky Bar, a beach-side gathering spot for malt connoisseurs.... Read More
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Potter around Chania
Potter around Chania
Whoever said too many cooks spoil the broth had never been to Chania. This part of Crete, an hour’s drive from... Read More
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Candy Club, Malia Strip
Candy Club, Malia Strip
Candy Club is Malia’s new cool kid on the block. Its 3 bars and 2 dance stages a... Read More
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Shop for essentials in the village
Shop for essentials in the village
Panormo is a quiet customer when it comes to shopping. Its square, in the middle... Read More
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Have a night out in Platanias
Have a night out in Platanias
Not surprisingly for a low-key resort, Gerani keeps things quiet in the evenings... Read More
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Eat fresh seafood in a taverna
Eat fresh seafood in a taverna
Evenings here are cosy and romantic, it’s all about the candlelit tavernas as op... Read More
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Find Georgio Armani by the beach
Find Georgio Armani by the beach
The beachfront shops have bagged the designers. Giorgio Armani is here, along wi... Read More
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Enjoy moussaka at a beachside restaurant
Enjoy moussaka at a beachside restaurant
Analipsi village is five minutes’ walk away and boasts half-a-dozen authentic Gr... Read More
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Browse the shops in Aghios Nikolaos
Browse the shops in Aghios Nikolaos
For a spot of retail therapy, take the 30-minute drive to the postcard-perfect p... Read More
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Destinations in Crete
Top Destinations
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Chania area
Holidays to the Chania area of Greece revolve around the beach, but there's a gorge to hike and ruins to explore when you want a break from the sand.
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Heraklion area
Holidays to the Heraklion area of Crete have something to offer around the clock, starting with early morning sunbathing stints on the beach and ending in dusk-til-dawn clubbing.
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Rethymnon area
Beach time tops the priority list during holidays to the Rethymnon area, but if you're willing to leave your sunlounger, you'll be rewarded by the region's history and locally-made wine.