Crete, the largest island in Greece, is a jewel in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea. Its 1000-kilometer-long coastline boasts one of the finest beaches in the world. It has warm tropical summer and mild winter. There is plenty of Cretan sun to enjoy all year round. The island also has gorgeous mountains that are covered with snow under the crisp sky in the winter. With its stunning scenery, impressive history, rich culture, and exciting night life, Crete is one of Europe's most popular holiday destinations – a true paradise.

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Crete is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Greece, accounting for over 15% of the visitors to the country. Most tourists and residents arrival in Crete through the city of Heraklion which has a beautiful port, and a modern international airport.

In 2007, more than two million tourists visited Crete. This increase in tourism is reflected in the island's housing construction as well as a sharp increase in the number of hotel rooms.

Crete caters to all tastes, from a wide range of luxury accommodations to interesting attractions. You can swim in the ocean or in one of the island's luxury swimming pools, ski in the mountains, camp along its diverse terrain, or just take a relaxing walk through an olive grove.

Crete boasts a thriving economy which has granted the island a 96% employment rate, impressive for an island whose revenue mostly comes from tourism, agriculture, packaging, and service industries.

Crete has its distinctive and rich culture deeply rooted from the ancient times. Islanders proudly drink Cretan wine, whose history goes back to 1600 BC. Cretan wine was highly prized by Roman emperors for its unusual sweet and spicy flavor.

Greek folk music is still played on the Lyra, a string instrument which looks like a three-string fiddle. The lute provides a hypnotic counterpoint. And it's not unusual to hear the melody of the violin late at night.