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Crete Vacations (Vakantie Kreta), An Unforgettable Paradise

Posted on November | 4th | 2008
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Crete is the biggest island of Greece and the second biggest (after Cyprus) of the East Mediterranean. Crete covers an area of 8.336 km2. It is a beautiful paradise to discover with your friends or family. Crete vacations (Vakantie Kreta) always will be a right decision.

Crete has majestic mountains such as Psiloritis and Dikti. They are in the center of the island. Crete is also famous for its variety of vegetation, olive trees, vineyards, orange groves and vegetable gardens. Few people know this place, but those who come after returning, you could be one of them.

The island is divided in four prefectures: Chania, Rethymno, Lassithi and Heraklio. The main cities ports of Crete - Chania, Rethymno, Heraklio, Agios Nikolaos, Sitia are all found on the north side of the isle which is more developed, because this part of the island is near to Greece. For this reason, all the North part is cosmopolitan and developed while the south part is quite intact, less sophisticated and still keeping the traditional character.

Greece has many exotic places and Crete is one of the most important. Buy a travel guide and seek, Crete vacations (Vakantie Kreta) you would be surprised. You can combine a stay at the North part of the island and excursions to the south, it is a strange contrast.

If it is your first time in the island, you will need a car, or else choose a place close to a beach and use the local buses for your transportation. Beaches with white sand and friendly people are waiting for you. Please don’t throw garbage in the sand. Pay attention, you will be amazed by the high naked mountains the beautiful gorges with the water running inside and at the same time. Don’t forget your camera.

Now, you learn something more about Crete. If you read this article with interest, Crete will be your next destination.

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