It is said that once you visit Crete, you will be drawn back again and again, such is the charm and allure of this legendary island.

Crete is the southernmost island of Europe and, with its 300 days of sunshine, is blessed with one of the healthiest climates in Europe. Stretching 260 km from east to west, it is the largest of the Greek islands and lies at the crossroads of three continents – Europe, Africa, and Asia.

Crete is a land of breathtaking scenery with gorgeous sandy beaches, fertile valleys and towering snow-peaked mountains. It is a lively mix of old traditions and modern living. Traditional villages with hard working people, a lot of them still using donkeys and mules out on the fields, and cosmopolitan towns full of cars, shopping centers and all kinds of entertainment. While enjoying all the benefits of globalization, the Cretans still preserve strong bonds with their rich folk traditions and cultural heritage. From an archaeological point of view, Crete is absolutely irresistible, covered with impressive sites that stretch back to the dawn of western civilization.