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.Crete (Cadogan Guide Crete) Search: Crete by: Dana Facaros, Michael Pauls June 13, 2003 >>See More Reviews & Details on Crete (Cadogan Guide Crete) |
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.The Rough Guide to Crete Search: Crete by: John Fisher, Geoff Garvey June 28, 2001 The guide starts with an excellent section on the basics of travelling to Crete: How to get there from the UK, Ireland, North America, Australia & New Zealand; visa issues; tourist information; insurance & health; money; transport; accommodation; eating & drinking. The main part of the guide is divided by geography into 4 parts: Iráklion, Lasíthi, Réthymnon and Haniá. Each of the sections provides details of how to get there and around, and where to stay, shop, eat and drink. The main sights are covered in detailed multi-page descriptions. However, the provided maps are fairly poor as they are slightly too abstract and small, and only show the names of very few roads which makes it hard to find your way around. Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on The Rough Guide to Crete |
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.Crete: With Plans of Knossos and Other Ruined Cities (Red Cover) Search: Crete from: Roger Lascelles 2006-02 The guide starts with an excellent section on the basics of travelling to Crete: How to get there from the UK, Ireland, North America, Australia & New Zealand; visa issues; tourist information; insurance & health; money; transport; accommodation; eating & drinking. The main part of the guide is divided by geography into 4 parts: Iráklion, Lasíthi, Réthymnon and Haniá. Each of the sections provides details of how to get there and around, and where to stay, shop, eat and drink. The main sights are covered in detailed multi-page descriptions. However, the provided maps are fairly poor as they are slightly too abstract and small, and only show the names of very few roads which makes it hard to find your way around. Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Crete: With Plans of Knossos and Other Ruined Cities (Red Cover) |
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.Crete (National Geographic Directions) Search: Crete by: Barry Unsworth June 14, 2004 The guide starts with an excellent section on the basics of travelling to Crete: How to get there from the UK, Ireland, North America, Australia & New Zealand; visa issues; tourist information; insurance & health; money; transport; accommodation; eating & drinking. The main part of the guide is divided by geography into 4 parts: Iráklion, Lasíthi, Réthymnon and Haniá. Each of the sections provides details of how to get there and around, and where to stay, shop, eat and drink. The main sights are covered in detailed multi-page descriptions. However, the provided maps are fairly poor as they are slightly too abstract and small, and only show the names of very few roads which makes it hard to find your way around. Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Crete (National Geographic Directions) |
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.Knossos: The Minoan Civilisation Search: Crete from: Mathioulakis & Co June 01, 2003 The guide starts with an excellent section on the basics of travelling to Crete: How to get there from the UK, Ireland, North America, Australia & New Zealand; visa issues; tourist information; insurance & health; money; transport; accommodation; eating & drinking. The main part of the guide is divided by geography into 4 parts: Iráklion, Lasíthi, Réthymnon and Haniá. Each of the sections provides details of how to get there and around, and where to stay, shop, eat and drink. The main sights are covered in detailed multi-page descriptions. However, the provided maps are fairly poor as they are slightly too abstract and small, and only show the names of very few roads which makes it hard to find your way around. Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Knossos: The Minoan Civilisation |
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.Fish and Figs Search: Crete by: Jacques Fricker, Dominique Laty July 15, 2003 The guide starts with an excellent section on the basics of travelling to Crete: How to get there from the UK, Ireland, North America, Australia & New Zealand; visa issues; tourist information; insurance & health; money; transport; accommodation; eating & drinking. The main part of the guide is divided by geography into 4 parts: Iráklion, Lasíthi, Réthymnon and Haniá. Each of the sections provides details of how to get there and around, and where to stay, shop, eat and drink. The main sights are covered in detailed multi-page descriptions. However, the provided maps are fairly poor as they are slightly too abstract and small, and only show the names of very few roads which makes it hard to find your way around. Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Fish and Figs |
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.Crete Insight Guide (Insight Guides) Search: Crete from: APA Publications Pte Ltd March 26, 2004 To balance out the review above, I would like to say that these guides are indeed very different from the "rough guide" type format. Yes, they are a good poolside read, but they are also ideal for people who want to get off the tourist trail and into the culture and landscape a little deeper than the "get the train from and stay in" type guide. I think this latter approach can lead to people missing out on true travel experiences in favour of going where all the other backpackers go. Certainly that has been my experience and I now prefer talking to people along the way rather than following a pre-set menu. >>See More Reviews & Details on Crete Insight Guide (Insight Guides) |
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.Battle for Crete (Sea Battles in Close Up S.) Search: Crete by: S.W.C. Pack February 20, 1973 To balance out the review above, I would like to say that these guides are indeed very different from the "rough guide" type format. Yes, they are a good poolside read, but they are also ideal for people who want to get off the tourist trail and into the culture and landscape a little deeper than the "get the train from and stay in" type guide. I think this latter approach can lead to people missing out on true travel experiences in favour of going where all the other backpackers go. Certainly that has been my experience and I now prefer talking to people along the way rather than following a pre-set menu. >>See More Reviews & Details on Battle for Crete (Sea Battles in Close Up S.) |
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.Footsteps of the Ferryman: Spinalonga 2000 Years (Crete) Search: Crete by: Ron J Stratford 1987 To balance out the review above, I would like to say that these guides are indeed very different from the "rough guide" type format. Yes, they are a good poolside read, but they are also ideal for people who want to get off the tourist trail and into the culture and landscape a little deeper than the "get the train from and stay in" type guide. I think this latter approach can lead to people missing out on true travel experiences in favour of going where all the other backpackers go. Certainly that has been my experience and I now prefer talking to people along the way rather than following a pre-set menu. >>See More Reviews & Details on Footsteps of the Ferryman: Spinalonga 2000 Years (Crete) |
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.Uncommon Dominion: Venetian Crete and the Myth of Ethnic Purity (Middle Ages) Search: Crete by: Sally McKee August 23, 2000 To balance out the review above, I would like to say that these guides are indeed very different from the "rough guide" type format. Yes, they are a good poolside read, but they are also ideal for people who want to get off the tourist trail and into the culture and landscape a little deeper than the "get the train from and stay in" type guide. I think this latter approach can lead to people missing out on true travel experiences in favour of going where all the other backpackers go. Certainly that has been my experience and I now prefer talking to people along the way rather than following a pre-set menu. >>See More Reviews & Details on Uncommon Dominion: Venetian Crete and the Myth of Ethnic Purity (Middle Ages) |