Category Archives: Car Rental

Milia Traditional Village: A Hidden Ecological Resort in White Mountains

Visiting a mountain retreat in Crete has always been a popular choice amongst tourists. One particular mountain village is Milia Chania. Milia is a one-of-a-kind and ambitious project that combines a Cretan hamlet, an ecological farm, and a mountain lodge. This tiny town was utilized as a shelter by WW2 resistance fighters and afterward abandoned, high above the Topolia canyon in the western foothills of the White Mountains, at the top of an enclosed valley bursting with chestnut and arbutus trees. Read article

East Crete Beaches: A Complete List of The Top-Rated beaches in East Crete

The eastern region of Crete, Lasithi, is a less-visited area of the island, but it is also home to some of Crete's most spectacular beaches. Clear, blue waters, white sand, and dramatic cliffs make for a picturesque coastline. You can indulge in plenty of activities such as swimming, sunbathing, and even snorkeling. Whatever your preference, we have put together a list of the top-rated east Crete beaches for you to check out. Read article

Cretan Wedding: Customs and Traditions

Greeks are famous for their elaborate weddings - in fact, there’s even a famous movie about Greek Weddings. In a culture that celebrates family above all, every milestone in life brings people together, and none are more important than weddings. In this post we take a look at Cretan Wedding Customs. Read article

[Guide] How to Find our Car Rental Office at Chania Airport

From today we change the way we meet our clients at Chania Airport. Read article

Must-see Minarets and Mosques in Crete

Crete is a popular vacation spot that offers tourists a wide range of activities. If you're planning to stay on the island of Crete and want to try something different, be sure to include a visit to one of the area's mosques with its unique minarets. Dozens of breath-taking mosques dot the island, but here are the most notable ones: Read article

Exploring Heraklion at Night – The Best Things to Do

Heraklion is among the best places to visit when you're in Crete. Not only does it provide you with beautiful beaches and monuments to see, but it also offers many fun activities even when the sun has set. For those who don't want to waste the night just staying indoors, a different side of Heraklion is just waiting to be explored. Read article

A Taste of The Nightlife in Rethymno – Top Things to Do at Night

Among the many towns and cities in Crete, Rethymno is undoubtedly a popular destination for many tourists. However, despite having various things to do during the day, it is not short of activities to do at night. From relaxing beautiful cafes to bars and clubs that get livelier as the hours get late. Read article

A 14 Day Round Trip of Crete: the Ultimate Road Trip

Crete is not only Greece’s largest island, it also has some of the country’s most complex topography. On a 14 Day Round trip of Crete, you can experience it all. It offers that classic Greek Island experience in the stunning white sand beaches and turquoise waters, in the charming and authentic villages. But it also offers amazing mountains, gorges, waterfalls and caves - ideal for those seeking adventure and an encounter with nature. And it also offers fertile landscape - oenophiles will love the vineyards of Crete, and the olive groves and the quality of oil are legendary. Read article

How old must you be to rent a car in Crete?

 Crete is a beautiful destination, and you can better enjoy all aspects of it while driving. Driving in Crete is not as complicated as people sometimes portray it to be as long as you follow the law and meet a few criteria. Read article

What will happen if I damage a rental car?

If you are on a business trip or vacation in Greece, the last thing you need to worry about is getting into an accident in a rental car. Most people do not know where to begin when held responsible for the damaged rental car. Read article

Olive Harvest in Crete

As you drive throughout the lush Cretan countryside, one of the most familiar scenes will be the groves of olive trees, their leaves silvery in the breeze. Look more closely, and you’ll often notice bundles of black mesh netting between the trees. Later in the season, by September perhaps, the mesh will be unrolled, and spread out over the landscape like an enormous carpet under the olive trees. This is in preparation for the olive harvest in Crete. Read article

Panigiri in Crete: August Traditions

Summer is a special time to take part in a Panigiri, a celebration that is much loved throughout Greece and especially in Crete. Read article

Let’s work together

Affiliate marketing is an effective way to generate more sales. Local businesses in Crete can create these new digital partnerships which are a win-win situation. As a result, customers can find the services they are looking for to have an amazing holiday in Crete. Read article

[Guide] How to Find our Car Rental Spot at Heraklion Airport

From today we change the way we meet our clients at Heraklion Airport.

Read the directions on the video to reach us at Heraklion Airport

Step 1: ► Exit the arrivals hall & start walking to your rightStep 2: ► Exit through the small door & walk across the streetStep 3: ► Reach the bus stop & turn rightStep 4: ► Walk along the side walk for approximately 50mStep 5: ► Enter the parking through the ramp on your leftStep 6: ► You are here! Read article

Harry Anapliotis

Harry Anapliotis is an experienced professional recognised for his twin specialisation as a travel writer and web developer. He is originally from the Greek island of Crete. His professional background includes full-stack web development, digital marketing, travel writing, travel product design, and car rental product design. Harry has built connections with several travel agencies, car rental companies, and online platforms, constantly providing first-rate consumer experiences. Read article

Adelianos Kampos: Holiday Guide, Things To Do, Beach and Car hire *Tabs*

[intro]Adelianos Kampos is a coastal village situated [distance km="6.2"] east of Rethymno, on Crete’s northern shoreline. Adelianos Kampos is known in Greek as "Αδελιανός Κάμπος", and the name translates to “Plain of Adele,” referencing its proximity to the inland village of Adele, located [distance km="2.9"] south. The village was once reliant on olive cultivation and livestock farming, and then transitioned into a seasonal tourist destination in the 1980s. It has around 600–700 permanent residents, but the population increases significantly in summer. Visitors are drawn to its long, sandy beach, calm waters, and accessible location near the E90 highway. Seasonal infrastructure includes hotels, beach bars, mini-markets, car rentals, and restaurants, making the area especially appealing to families and couples. Peak season spans June to September, with temperatures between [temp c="24"] and [temp c="30"], making it ideal for beach holidays and slow-paced exploration. Read article