Lassithi Greece, in Crete’s easternmost district, is one of the greatest locations to unwind and immerse yourself in nature. Many small towns, sophisticated beach resorts, and attractive alpine villages make up the Lassithi prefecture. Except for a few well-known settlements like Elounda and Sissi, the majority of Lassithi remains an off-the-beaten-path tourist destination. Lassithi’s picture-perfect shoreline is surrounded by some Read more…

Rethymno Between the provinces of Chania and Heraklion, Greece lies a laid-back prefecture. Rethymno retains its historic beauty while being mostly undiscovered by foreign tourists. Bali, Adelianos, Kampos, Panormos, and Platanias are some of the cosmopolitan coastal resorts on the northern side of Rethymno, Crete. They provide a variety of Rethymno hotels and villas that are ideal for your stay. Read more…

Chania is a city in Crete that is located on the island’s westernmost tip. Although certain areas have become tourist attractions, Chania’s beaches and villages retain their traditional charm. The northern part of the island is more developed, with luxury tourist facilities and planned beaches. This is where you’ll find Chania’s most popular beach settlements. The southern side, on the Read more…

The most popular region of Crete is Heraklion, which is situated between Rethymno and Lassithi on the island’s eastern coast. Heraklion Town, the magnificent headquarters of the Heraklion area, is one of Crete’s major metropolitan centers. Knossos Palace and Phaistos Palace are two of the most prominent Crete monuments, both located in the Heraklion district. The Minoan Palace of Knossos Read more…