Hello there! My previous posts have been about general stuff, but now it’s time to talk about Crete and it’s must see places. A little bit of history to start with. Well, this land is always seen as the cradle of the Europe and ancient Greece, as history records tell us. And that is because… Read More Knossos Archaeological Site – a small tour
One important thing to know before driving a car in Crete is that the Greek traffic law is one of the toughest in Europe, huge sanctions and fines are applied and your driver’s license can be easily suspended, even if you are a tourist. Please take note on the below rules: 1. Driver’s license suspended… Read More Traffic rules in Greece and Crete
As mentioned in my previous post, you can get around Crete by bus or public transportation. It is cheap, clean and very well organized. Like other Mediterranean islands, including countries (Malta and Cyprus, for example), the only mean of public transport in Crete is by bus, divided in local and inter-city. Local buses are the… Read More Public transportation in Crete
Being a big island, you have several options for moving around: by car, bus (public transportation), by taxi or by private driver. Also, you have other small options, such as ATV, scooter, boat or organized excursions. Let’s discuss the first option in more details. There will be separate posts about each one. By car This… Read More Renting a car in Crete
Greece called and there was no decline option 😊 Together with Boarding Pass, the best aviation website in Romania, AeroVacanțe (a local tour operator) and TAROM (Romania’s national airline) I had a wonderful adventure. More precisely, a day in Skiathos 😊. There I was, at 10:15 at Otopeni airport, on Saturday morning, meeting a group of… Read More To Skiathos and back in a single day
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