Crete, Greece’s largest island, is a fascinating region with a thousand years of history, breathtaking scenery and living traditions. The cradle of Minoan civilization, it is home to emblematic archaeological sites such as Knossos Palace. Majestic mountains like the White Mountains and Mount Psiloritis. And idyllic beaches such as Elafonissi and Balos. Crete is also famous for its picturesque villages. But also its spectacular gorges, such as those of Samaria, and its authentic cuisine. Olive oil, honey and local herbs play a central role. With its friendly people and unique heritage, Crete offers an unforgettable and timeless experience.
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Crete: The island of traditions and grandiose landscapes
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