Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre – Focus on Crete
Crete is the largest of the Greek islands with some of the most dramatic scenic variety of the Greek Islands.
Crete’s coastline is dotted with wonderful beaches and its inland is dominated by dramatic mountain scenery, Crete’s food and wines are renowned
Crete was also the centre of the Minoan Civilization – one of the most advanced and vibrant civilizations of the ancient world. The Palace of Knossus with its magnificent frescos was built almost 1,000 years before the Parthenon in Athens.
There are many memorials to the bravery of ANZACs who fought in Crete during World War II.
Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre has many options to make the most of a stay in Crete.

Drive along the 18 kms length of the breathtaking and precipitous edge of Samaria George, [left] Europe’s longest ravine GMTC’s 8 day self drive program in Crete enables travelers to explore the island in an unlimited kms rented vehicle while being guaranteed great accommodation with breakfast from only $625 per person twin share with participating properties.
For details and bookings phone 1300 661 666 or visit www.greecemedtravel.com
A Special Greece and Mediterranen Travel Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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