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Where is the best place to relax in May in Greece?
Where exactly is it better to relax in May in Greece? (islands, Athens). Can you help me choose a hotel?
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Holidays in Greece without the sea are possible, but, in my opinion, Greek holidays without the sea are very incomplete. Just like without Greek wine, cheese, seafood, olives and olive oil... But the trouble is that you can't deceive nature: in May the sea is still cool. One of the possible options is Crete, the southernmost island territories of Greece. There, from the middle of the month, you can already take a dip (about 20 degrees of water, and in creeks up to 22). If the rest period is the very end of May, then you can also go to Rhodes, where the water in the strait warms up well.
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answered 7 years ago
In May, the sea everywhere, both in Crete and Halkidiki, warms up to 20..21C equally.
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answered 7 years ago
May 2016: Athos - 18.6; Sithonia - 18.8; Thassos 18.6; Kvariati -16.9. At the same time: Chania - 19.3; Rethymnon - 19.5; Lindos - 20.1; Faliraki - 20.2. And this is under the circumstance that 2016 was, if not anomalous, then peculiar in terms of water heating. In previous years, the discrepancies were even more significant. But if the tourist is from, say, Murmansk, then temperature differences can probably be neglected...
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In the second half of May 2015, in Crete, they swam on various beaches of the northern, western and southern coasts - there was completely "bathable" water 21-22 degrees, when you enter it is a little invigorating, and then it's great, you don't want to go out))
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answered 7 years ago
Quite right! It's in Crete. Especially in some warm cove in Bali...
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answered 7 years ago
If all is well with the legs. In Bali, you have to love the stairs. And the bays there are really wonderful ...
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answered 7 years ago
Without the steps of Agia Apostoli - four bays with sand, without wind, with pines and eucalyptus trees on the shore..
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answered 7 years ago
Apostles are good. If no children. Almost one and a half hundred kilometers from the airport, the place is pleasant, but with "show-offs" and price quirks that are not typical for Crete as a whole.
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Ag. Apostoli is a great place to relax with children: small bays without wind, a lot of greenery, good infrastructure, prices are lower than in the center of the island, I didn’t understand about “show-offs” at all)) There is Chania airport nearby, but even if you fly in Heraklion, getting a couple of hours to the place along an excellent and picturesque road is a pleasure))
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answered 7 years ago
Did you really drive on the road from Heraklion Airport to Apostoli? The presence of an airport in Chania does not at all mean its accessibility for 95 percent of Russians. 146 km in a couple of hours on the bus? Only at night. And then longer. During the day and in the evening, Rethymno cannot be reached by bus during this time. And even with rides...
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Chania has several flights a day from Athens. A couple of years ago, we took a rented car right at the airport and drove for 2 hours - the highway is fast there, and for the first time we went by regular bus with a stop in Rethymnon - 2.5 hours happened, all in the afternoon, quickly, no problems))
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answered 7 years ago
The option is not bad, but it is difficult to perceive a good provincial Russian family, but if no one drives in those who flew, and a couple of kids (say, 2.5 and 5 years old - beauty!), Who have already enjoyed a sleepless night - a flight to Heraklion or Thessaloniki ( typical destinations) for provincial "mouzenides", but without English (I'm not talking about Greek) ...
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Get a license, learn English up to the high school level and you will be happy))
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answered 7 years ago
Thanks for the wish! I've been driving for 26 years. And for 9 years I worked with multilingual students, including 4 years in Europe and America. But anyway, thanks for the concern! :-)
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