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Panoramas „all over Crete“
Crete-card.com was devel- oped with Ruben Schecker, who left the project in 2007.
The beautiful panoramas whet in You the appetite for Crete!
Original resorts.
You will enjoy the cafes and taverns in the wonderful smaller resorts
...and experience Manolis' mandolin...
Cities of Crete.
When submerging in the streets of historical cities and villages you get to breathe the air of old Crete.
There is history everywhere.
History and archeology.
Hardly an island is so replete with history as Crete. Minoan palaces, Byzantine churches and Venetian castles inspire to discovery as much as ancient cultural sites and caves.
Clubs, bars etc.
Night clubs, Jazz clubs etc. are mostly located in bigger cities. But there are taverns and folklore restaurants and bars in the smaller resorts, as well.
Hiking on Crete.
Inspiring hikes lead to secluded villages, monasteries or through rocky gorges. You hike through abundant flora in the North and through stingy mountains in the South.
Cretan landscape.
Wind-twisted trees, beaches that resemble paradise and rock formations that could be erected by Titans. There is everything on Crete.
Navigation for Crete-card.com
Keeping the finger on the mouse move the rectangle on the lower map. For a particular panorama, click the location on the main map above.
Panoramas „all over Crete“
Crete-card.com was devel- oped with Ruben Schecker, who left the project in 2007.
The beautiful panoramas whet in You the appetite for Crete!
Navigation for Crete-card.com
Keeping the finger on the mouse move the rectangle on the lower map. For a particular panorama, click the location on the main map above.
List of all panoramas
Roll with the mouse over the listings.
The selected location will be shown lower on the smaller map.
Elounda Bay - The Sunken City
North of Agios Nikolaos, between the mainland and the Peninsula Kolokithia in the Bay of Elounda, below the sea level there lie the remains of the sunken ancient city of Olous (Ολους).