Crete Holidays at Milatos Kiveli Hotel Apartments

Experience the best of Crete holidays at Milatos Kiveli hotel apartments — a seaside resort ideal for quiet and relaxing holidays that combines the beauty of the sea and mountains. We provide comfortable Crete apartments located at this peaceful seaside resort, along with convenient rent car Crete services all over the island. Stay at our Crete Kiveli apartments and enjoy unforgettable Crete holidays!

Why Crete Holidays? And Why With Us?

• A paradise to explore: Crete is the largest Greek island, blessed with stunning beaches, dramatic gorges, charming villages, and a rich cultural heritage. Even the local Cretans haven’t discovered all the beauties of this magnificent island. You will never get bored travelling around — every corner reveals something new and breathtaking.
• Famous Cretan cuisine: Crete is renowned for its healthy Mediterranean diet based on virgin olive oil, fresh vegetables, aromatic herbs, and locally sourced seafood. Taste traditional dishes like dakos, kalitsounia, and fresh grilled fish at family-run tavernas throughout the island.
• Iconic sightseeing: Crete has countless must-see destinations — from the ancient palace of Knossos and the breathtaking Lassithi Plateau to the cosmopolitan towns of Agios Nikolaos, Malia, Hersonissos, and the historic site of Festos. With a rental car, you can easily visit all these amazing places at your own pace.
• Convenient car rental: Rent a car in Crete with us! Our location is almost in the centre of Crete, very close to the most worthwhile sightseeing spots. Having your own car gives you the freedom to explore hidden beaches, mountain villages, and scenic routes that public transport cannot reach.
• Affordable beachside accommodation: Stay at our Milatos Kiveli apartments — cheap, comfortable accommodation that is family-run and located just steps from the beach. Our apartments offer fully equipped kitchens, balconies with sea or mountain views, and friendly hospitality.

Getting Around Crete

While the Crete bus and other public transport options connect major towns, renting a car remains the top choice for visitors wanting flexibility and freedom to explore hidden gems across the island. The drive from east to west of Crete takes about 5 hours along the national road, with breathtaking coastal views and charming villages along the way. Always stay alert for local driving customs, including occasional farm animals on the road and narrow country lanes.

Discovering Hidden Gems and Local Culture

Beyond popular tourist sites, Crete offers tranquil villages, local markets, and artisanal workshops where visitors can immerse themselves in authentic Cretan culture. Explore mountain villages like Anogeia known for traditional music and crafts, or visit wineries for tasting locally produced wines. Participating in local festivals is a memorable way to experience Crete’s warm hospitality and vibrant traditions.

Planning a Trip? Book Your Stay Today!

Planning a trip? Check availability at Milatos Kiveli Apartments to secure your accommodation in our charming beachfront apartments. Whether you desire a peaceful retreat or an adventurous holiday, Milatos Kiveli offers a welcoming home base for all your Crete explorations.

Useful Internal Links

• Milatos Holidays Overview
• Crete Bus: Public Transport Information
• Car Rental in Crete

Contact Us

For any questions or to make a reservation, please contact us or call us directly. Our team at Milatos Kiveli Apartments is ready to help you enjoy a memorable holiday experience in Crete.

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