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All Inclusive Crete Holidays – Sun, sea, myths and legends

Not all the best things come in small packages. Greece’s biggest island, Crete packs one heck of an all inclusive holiday punch within a huge 650-mile gilt-edged coastline, from long swathes of the sandy stuff sloping into turquoise waters, to dramatic mountain ranges harbouring tiny, timeless villages and a whole host of intriguing myths and legends. Whether you’re looking for vibrant or silent, romantic or rip-roaring and cultural or chilled, holidays in Crete has the lot. So, for a holiday that combines the best of big island diversity with little isle charm, Crete holidays should be right up your street.

When to go on all inclusive holidays to Crete

Crete all inclusive beckons any time of the year though by far the busiest months are when school’s out in July, August and early September. Having said that, there are also a growing number of island-lovers who are prepared to sacrifice a few degrees for a little more elbow room in the resorts during the winter months. In general, the least expensive holidays in Crete can be found in November through May.

Getting the best Crete deal

You can get the best deals on all inclusive package holidays to Crete by avoiding the busy summer school holidays visiting in the shoulder months of June, early July and September when flight prices and accommodation rates tend to be lower. If you’re more interested in sampling the true taste of traditional Crete rather than lazing on the beaches, the winter months are and ideal time to visit and offer the lowest prices. To find the best deals check out the offers below or visit our late deals offers.

Airport and transport need to know

You can fly direct to Crete from many of the main UK hubs as well as from a number of regional airports where prices may be lower such as Bristol, Cardiff and Newcastle. The flight time is around three and a half hours. A number of scheduled airlines also offer indirect flights via Athens.

There are two international airports in Crete – Heraklion (HER) and Chania (CHQ). Heraklion is the biggest and by far the busiest and lies three miles east of its namesake city. If you’re holidaying on the west coast of Crete however, Chania is a better option if available, otherwise you face a transfer of two to three hours. Both airports have taxis available (check prices at the taxi stand) and a public bus service. Car rental agencies are also situated at both (remember to drive on the right!).

A selection of top resorts in Crete

Whether your idea of ideal all inclusive holidays in Crete is spending long, lazy days on the beach, exploring the narrow lanes of chocolate box villages or bopping till breakfast in open-air nightclubs, there’s a resort for everyone on this diverse island.  Many offer shopping opportunities aplenty in pretty streets lined with sensational bars, restaurants and family-run tavernas. All provide picture postcard beaches, a warm welcome and an ambience unique to Greece’s largest island.

Malia might be known as party central in Crete but it’s not all about the young and trendy populating the neon nightlife venues. This popular resort just east of Heraklion has a less frenetic, more family-friendly side too. Although the new resort boasts one of the island’s best beaches backed by a vibrant strip of restaurants offering food from around the world, old Malia is a traditional village flecked with bursts of bright bougainvillea and retaining the flavour and charm of old Greece.

On the west coast, Chania is all things to all men (and women… and children!). As Crete’s second city you’ll find a treasure chest of Cretan culture with a hotch-potch of influences, particularly Venetian. Away from the sightseeing, the safe, gently sloping sands of spectacular Chania beach are great for families with young children. At night the harbour becomes illuminated with dozens of restaurants and bars offering everything from quick bites to delicious ‘meze’ feasts.

If you want a touch of elegance with your sun, sand and sea, you should set your sights on Rethymnon. In the shadow of an old fortress, romantic Renaissance buildings line a labyrinth of narrow streets in this old Venetian town and harbour. A palm-studded promenade border a glorious sandy beach that stretches for miles and provides long, lazy days of horizontal sun worshipping for chill-seekers or a profusion of water sports opportunities for the more adrenaline-minded.

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On the list of greatest aspects of our family fully inclusive holidays all inclusive to Crete is that they are all inclusive. And with regards to food items, you have open air rooftop meals as well as candlelit 5 course dinners anticipated. Crete at the same time, really is a fantastic location in which high-class resorts plus a family-friendly solution to everyday life work together. No need to be concerned regarding viewing your spending habits for pool lunches or drinks at setting sun, then.

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The beaches in Crete are amazing.

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No matter what you admire, you need to have a browse through the very handy guidebook – it offers loads of practical information and facts, about which place to go along with what to try to when you get there. To read it, just click the tab above. And when you’re ready to get started, you can easily find last minute short all inclusive cheap holidays abroad all inclusive to Crete using the holiday search.

Crete All Inclusive

Crete is the largest and also most southern of all the Greek holiday break islands and also has an interesting history, demanding golden sand resorts, pretty villages and an appeal and also character which in turn will encourage you to check out this island of contrasts. Crete holiday escapes have been very popular with the British for quite a few years as well as offer variety and also Greek allure.

Crete lies at the point where the areas of Europe, Asia and also Africa meet. It can be the fifth most significant island within the Med having an location of over 8,000 square miles. The island of Crete is located on an east-west axis as well as a length of nearly 260km, an optimum width of 60kmand a minimum width of only 12km.

Traditional Crete holiday escapes

Crete, according to myth, was the birthplace of Zeus and the healthy resting area for gods. Today Crete retains much of its character with stunning archaeological sites and medieval harbour towns. But if you are looking for action Crete contains exciting night life, markets, superb sandy beaches and also sea parks. A holiday in Crete enjoys gorgeous golden sandy beaches, translucent seas, rugged snow-capped mountains as well as breath-taking environment.

Crete seaside holiday escapes

Wherever you decide to have your Crete holiday go to the people are welcoming and also you’ll certainly be spoilt for option. No matter if you preference is spectacular holiday break beach locations, attractive terrain, historical tradition or vibrant nightlife, Crete holidays all inclusive have it all in large quantity.

Ever since the period of the Minoan people the residents of Crete look to be conscious of the advantages of your meals such as olives, green vegetables, herbs as well as a lot of other foodstuffs that are located in enormous excess. The population of Crete base their diet on the products immediately and recent research includes shown that their long lifespan is, at least in part, as a result of decent diet.

Things to do in Crete

Water sports

With crystal clear warm waters, idyllic summer sunshine and constant wind, the beaches of Crete offer the perfect spot for active water sports. Choose from favourites like jet skiing, rides on banana boats, pedaloes and boat rides.

Scuba-diving

With a variety of sites around the coast of Crete, there’s plenty of opportunity for scuba diving and snorkelling around the island. Several schools around the island offer excursions and courses for both beginners and certified divers, giving visitors the chance to view the magnificent underwater scenes found here in the Mediterranean.

Horse riding

Saddle up and explore the island, with its beautiful countryside, on horseback. The spectacular landscapes and dramatic backdrop provide the perfect setting for a scenic ride, whether it’s up in the hills, along deserted beaches or past unspoilt villages. Follow the many hidden paths, trails and ancient donkey routes to see Crete at its best.

Mountain and adventure sports

Crete offers plenty of challenges for the adventurous. From intense mountain biking up and down the trails of the islands’ rugged peaks, to climbing up vertical peaks there’s plenty to attract those looking for excitement. Go caving in one of the many ancient underground caverns on the island, or explore the sites found out and away from the resorts in a jeep expedition.

Hiking and trekking

Visit in the springtime when the island is awash with colour and the weather is perfect for hiking and rambling. A real walkers’ paradise, Crete offers enormous choice for those keen to head for the hills and discover the real Greece. Boasting an extensive network of trails and ancient paths, the island is ideal for coastal and country walks with stunning views and amazing scenery (including the most famous walk on Crete – the Samaria Gorge – a challenging but rewarding trek which takes most of the day).

Ancient Crete

Known as Zeus’ birthplace, the island of Crete is steeped in ancient history and mythology. Archaeological sites abound here, with the most famous being the impressive Minoan Palaces of Knossos and Phaestos, as well as Malia, Gortyn and Zakros. The islands’ many museums, including the Archaeological Museum in Heraklion, one of the most important in Greece, offer a fascinating insight into the islands’ past.