Crete

Located on the northeastern coast of the island, Voulisma Beach (Greek: Βουλισμα), is a stunning destina- tion that attracts visitors from all over the world. With its crystal-clear turquoise waters and golden sand, Voulisma Beach is one of the most popular beaches in the Lasithi region of Crete.

Rethymno or Rithymna as it was once called has been inhabited since the Later Minoan III period. As you stroll the lively cobbled streets and tucked away alleys, you’ll encounter well-preserved Venetian and Ottoman buildings. Vibrant bars, restaurants and boutiques line the streets, alongside street markets and vendors of local crafts. Wandering around the alleys

2km north of Agios Nikolaos you will meet the Mirabello Bay, a small settlement with stunning beaches. Visit the luxury Elounta, the picturesque settlement of Plaka, an old small fishing village and the coastal Pahia Ammos village and the fortress of Mirabello.

Visit the village of Margarites, located 30 km south-east of Rethymnon town.Margarites village is known for its ceramics and it’s considered to be one of the most traditional pottery villages of Crete. It has more than All of the pottery studios and workshops are open and waiting for visitors. This village is also known for

The Arkadi Monastery is located 25 minutes’ drive (22klm) outside of Rethymno’s centre. Build In 1866, it played a key role in defending local people from Ottoman conquerors during the Cretan Revolution. According to history, the Arkadi Monastery was founded around the 11th century AD, by a monk named Arkadios. It was initially dedicated to

Guarding a tragic but fascinating history, Spinalonga is better known for being home to the last leper colony in Greece. The island of Spinalonga, now open to the public for daily visits, Although it was occupied during the Venetian and Ottoman rules of Crete, it mostly became famous for being where leper patients were confined

Explore the old town of Chania with its world-renowned Venetian lighthouse, the aristocratic suburb of Halepa, and Tabakaria. Tabakaria is a very distinct part of the historical Chalepa neighborhood. In contrast with the aristocratic atmosphere of Chalepa, they were for almost two centuries the place where all the tanneries of Chania city used to be.

Although the Venetians called it Castello a Mare ( Castle on the Sea), the Turkish name prevailed: Koules, from Su Kulesi (Water Castle). Its purpose was to protect the harbor of Heraklion and guard the bay of Ammoudara from any threat, along with the Palaiokastro Castle. Koules has been dominating the entrance of Heraklion harbour

Explore the Region of Lasithi! Lasithi is a beautiful region located in the eastern part of the island of Crete. In Lasithi, you will find amazing beaches and gorgeous villages, susch as Kritsa, Krasi, interesting archaeological sites and museums,fortresses, and other attractions. The main town on the northern coast of Lasithi is Agios Nikolaos, nestled