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The Battle of Crete remembered

Memorials and relics from the Battle of Crete, and why the island will never forget its brave defenders.

Crete and the truth about the Olympic Torch Relay

“And you won’t get to see the Olympic Torch Relay in Corfu or Crete”. So says Rupert Grint, aka Ron Weasley, in this year’s promotion video by the English Tourist Board. It appears the scriptwriters didn’t do even the most basic research before putting their £5 million

A secret shared – Karpenissi, Greece

Book a fantastic tailor made holiday to Karpenissi in Greece - from Sunvil. Find the real country.

Visiting Greece, meeting up with our reps – and the Nemean Games, 23rd June!

Sunvil managing director Noel Josephides blog post on visiting Greece, our representatives and the Nemean Games.

A Brief Guide to Thassos

Thassos manages to combine all of the main ingredients of a typical Greek island (great beaches, charming villages, rich history, delicious food) despite its small size. Yet even with its obvious attractions it has retained a charm that has visitors returning year after year to its sunny

Exploring Crete and the Minoan civilisation

Crete has long been one of the most popular Greek islands for holidaymakers to visit. With many miles of great beaches and known for its superb seafood, a holiday on Crete offers the necessary ingredients that many folks seek for their sunshine break. But if ever a

Experiencing a country through its food

It’s been many years now since I was in Greece. But if I hear a mention of Greece and you ask me what is the first association that I make, it is always the food. Sitting out on a warm evening in a short-sleeved shirt, having freshly