Crete is a true island paradise with incredible beaches, water sports, restaurants, architecture, and outdoor activities. This island is perfect for any adventure, so I’ve rounded up the best Airbnbs in Crete, Greece.
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From romantic retreats to cliffside villas to beachfront homes, I’ve got the perfect Airbnb for you.
Here are the best Airbnbs in Crete, Greece for your island getaway!
Stone House
5 guests bedrooms beds baths
If you want a one-of-a-kind home, then this natural stone villa is for you. This house has spectacular views of the bay of Kampos, large living and dining spaces, a terrace with an outdoor kitchen, garden, and infinity pool.
Casa Sabbionara
Casa Sabbionara
2 guests bed bath
This three-story historic home is the perfect romantic or solo getaway in the heart of Old Town Chania. You’ll never want to leave the rooftop terrace with its stunning water views, and you’ll be close to some of the island’s best restaurants, shops, and sites.
Paradise Hideaway
5 guests bedrooms beds baths
Get ready to fall in love with this traditional stone home that will be your own slice of paradise. There’s a pool, al fresco dining, sun loungers, beautiful landscaping, and a garden.
Cave Home
5 guests bedrooms beds bath
Located in one of the most beautiful towns on the island, this traditional Greek home is the perfect getaway. You’ll love the architecture and the upstairs terrace with incredible views.
Hilltop Villa
5 guests bedrooms beds baths
You’ll love the seclusion of this property high above the towns below. You’ll have panoramic mountain and sea views, two villas, a pool, sun loungers, terraces, al fresco dining, and beautiful landscaping.
Modern Retreat
5 guests bedrooms beds bath
Get ready to fall in love with this modern-meets-Greek oasis. There’s a spectacular terrace, an open-air design, incredible views from almost every window, a pool, and top-of-the-line amenities.
Secluded Oasis
4 guests bedrooms beds bath
If you want to stay in an iconic Greek villa, this home is for you. There are spectacular views from most windows, a beautiful patio, al fresco dining, a pool, jacuzzi, garden, barbecue area, and multiple patios.
On The Water
3 guests bedroom beds bath
You can’t stay any closer to the beach than this! This home overlooks the sea, and you’ll be just steps from this water. There’s a gazebo, al fresco dining, a barbecue, and a sunbathing area with large sunbeds.
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For Planning The Rest Of Your Greece Trip
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I organize my trip to Greece?
Steps for planning a trip to Greece:
1. Set your budget.
2. Choose your dates.
3. Book your accommodation.
4. Book your plane, train, bus, or ferry tickets.
5. Plan your day-to-day itinerary.
6. Book tours.
7. Reserve a rental car if you’re going to need one.
8. Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months past the end of your Greece trip.
9. Determine if you need any vaccinations.
10. Create a packing list to ensure you have everything you’ll need/want to bring to Greece.
How many days in Greece is enough?
You need at least two days to explore Athens properly, and I’d highly recommend staying here a third day to take a day trip to Cape Sounion, The Meteora Monasteries, or Delphi. Then you need at least three days on each island you want to visit.
How far in advance should I plan a trip to Greece?
You should start planning international trips a year in advance. Once you have your dates set, begin researching flight, accommodation, and rental car prices. You can set price alerts when there are deals, but as a general rule of thumb, the earlier you book, the cheaper the cost will be, especially if you’re traveling in the peak summer months.
You’ll want to make activity reservations about three months in advance to ensure availability.
How much does an average trip to Greece cost?
Expected daily costs (in U.S. dollars) for Greece:
Lower End: $100/day per person.
Midrange: $175/day per person
Higher End: $250+/day per person
How many euros do I need for a week in Greece?
Expected daily costs (in Euros) for a trip to Greece:
Lower End: €100/day per person
Midrange: €150/day per person
Higher End: €200+/day per person
How can I get to Greece cheap?
How to travel to Greece on a budget:
1. Visit in the shoulder or off-seasons.
2. Don’t eat at restaurants near famous landmarks.
3. Do free self-guided walking tours.
4. Stay in hostels.
5. Rent a moped instead of a car.
6. Cook or pack out your meals.
7. Don’t stay in tourist towns (for example, stay in Fira instead of Oia on Santorini).
8. Eat out for lunch instead of dinner.
9. Drink local beer and wine.
10. Book plane tickets, accommodation, rental cars, and tours in advance.
What is the best time to fly to Greece?
Greece’s High Season is from June to August. During these months, everything is open – sights, tours, transportation, etc. But accommodation prices can be double what they are the rest of the year, and tourists and temperatures will be at their highest.
The Shoulder Season from April to May and September to October is considered the best time to visit Greece. Accommodation prices are about 20% lower, and the temperature and tourist numbers are lower. But internal flights and ferries have reduced schedules, and April and October will be quite cold at the beaches.
Some islands close their beaches from October to April, so check on this before finalizing your plans.
The Low Season is from November to March, when accommodation rates can drop by as much as 50%. But many hotels, sights, and restaurants shut down, especially on the islands, ferry schedules are limited, and it will be cold. The mainland usually has snow during these months.
If you want to be lying out on an island beach, you need to go from May-September.
Is Greece a cheap place to visit?
Greece is a relatively inexpensive destination compared to most other Western and Central-European countries.
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