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Dolphins accompanying your trip!

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Dolphins, some of the most fascinating sea creatures, the holy animals of Apollo and Poseidon as well as a symbol of friendship and solidarity according to Plutarch, have a special place in our heart.

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Heraklion History

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Heraklio is the largest city and the capital of Heraklion Prefecture and Crete. It has an international airport named after the writer Nikos Kazantzakis which is located about 5km east of the city.

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History Of Crete

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A walk in the island of Crete is a scent of spring flowers growing in the yards of the houses. Generations of Minoan, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian, Turkish, Jewish and Egyptian people lived here.

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Chania History

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The medieval town of Hania was given its final character by the Venetian conquerors in 1252, which was preserved after Hania was seized by the Turks in 1669.

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Rethymno City of Crete

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Rethymno, the prefecture between the towns of Chania and Heraklio, abuts the Cretan Sea to the north and the Libyan Sea to the south.

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