Rethymnon
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With the mighty Psiloritis mountain range to the east and the Kedros moutains to the west, the Amari valley lies cradled 500 metres above sea level, an… Read More
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Minoan Roots, Venetian Structures, and Ottoman Districts Minoan roots, Venetian structures, arched doorways that give romantic appeal to the city’s old aristocratic appearance, narrow streets, and an… Read More
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Plakias The village of Plakias is located around 40km south of Rethymno and it is built at the cove of the bay that bears the same name.… Read More
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Argiroupolis is one of the most visited villages in the prefecture of Rethymnon. It is located near Georgioupolis, only 30 minutes away by car, and is a… Read More
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The Rethymno Carnival: A Grand Celebration The largest fiesta on the island of Crete is the Carnival in Rethymno. It takes place every year before the Greek… Read More
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Although it is low season, Rethymno in winter is a fascinating proposition. Average daily temperatures are 12°C in January and February, and around 14°C in December –… Read More
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Welcome to Georgioupoli Hotels—a curated travel blog dedicated to capturing the spirit of Georgioupolis, one of Crete’s most charming coastal destinations.
From sustainable travel tips to seasonal highlights and local stories, Georgioupoli Hotels is your go-to guide for experiencing Crete in its most genuine and memorable form. Read More
