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What clothes to take with you to Crete
We are planning a vacation in Crete in the village of Gouves at the GOUVES PARK 4 * hotel from June 19, I am a daughter of 8 years old and a husband. I read that there is a dress code for dinner. in general, what clothes are better to take during this period of the year, what must be taken first. Another question is what you need to take with you to the first aid kit. We are going to Greece for the first time
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We rested in Crete for a week, too, from June 19, 2010. The weather was great, it was very warm. And in general, in my opinion, this is the best time to relax in Crete - it's hot, but not exhausting, and there are no winds that are typical for July-August, and because of which the sea is often not calm. The dress code for dinner generally does not allow beachwear or sportswear. But this largely depends on the hotel. For example, that year in a 5 * hotel, my husband was asked not to come to dinner in shorts anymore. But jeans and the same sneakers suited everyone. I understand that there are no strict criteria. Just by your appearance it should be clear that before dinner you were in the room, put yourself in order, and did not go to dinner on the way from the beach or from a tour. In the first aid kit, I would first of all take sunburn and burn remedies, because. the sun in Crete is very active. As for the rest, see for yourself what your organisms are predisposed to;) If you have, take a driver's license. Suddenly, you will be tempted to rent a car and get to know Crete a little deeper;) Moreover, there will be many interesting places very close to you - Heraklion, Knossos, Aquapar, the Cretan Aquarium.
Have a nice rest )))
Have a nice rest )))
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answered 13 years ago
Put Mezim in the first aid kit, because the food is very tasty and it is difficult to control yourself))). Water often gets into the ears, take some drops for the child. Oh, and don't forget sunscreen, it's active at this time of the year! Have a nice holiday!
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answered 13 years ago
There is a dress code for dinner. For a woman, everything is suitable, except for beachwear, for a man - long pants (jeans or trousers). Everything you forget - you can buy there (this is Europe). The weather at this time is great! I was last year from June 15 - super weather!
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answered 13 years ago
Dress code? On Crete??? Don't make fun of my socks! However, maybe there are somewhere such institutions where it exists, but do you really need them? I have been to Crete three times and wherever I went, nowhere, I repeat, ANYWHERE I was not required to comply with it. No, I didn’t go anywhere in swimming trunks (with the exception of beach bars), but in shorts - everywhere. And even if someone said a word! So don't worry and go where you are comfortable.
I also agree with Kaici about the driver's license. It must be taken, because. sitting in a hotel in Crete is... boredom is the first decent word that comes to mind. Of course, it is desirable to go around Crete far and wide. In addition to the places listed, I will also add Elafonisi, Matala, Hania, Sitia. For lovers of partying, Hersonissos is ideal (there, by the way, no one has even hinted at the dress code). And instead of Knossos, I would recommend Phaistos: the ruins are no less interesting, but much less hyped, therefore, you will not be bothered by herds of tourists.
I also agree with Kaici about the driver's license. It must be taken, because. sitting in a hotel in Crete is... boredom is the first decent word that comes to mind. Of course, it is desirable to go around Crete far and wide. In addition to the places listed, I will also add Elafonisi, Matala, Hania, Sitia. For lovers of partying, Hersonissos is ideal (there, by the way, no one has even hinted at the dress code). And instead of Knossos, I would recommend Phaistos: the ruins are no less interesting, but much less hyped, therefore, you will not be bothered by herds of tourists.
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answered 13 years ago
I completely agree that there are many possibly more interesting places on Crete (all this is purely subjective). I named only the closest ones, which are about 15 km away.
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answered 13 years ago