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Crete also has lots of busy beach resorts, with a brash and noisy nightlife that goes on all night, so if that's what you want you should check out places along the north coast. The south coast is a bit less easy to get around, and the towns and villages here tend to be a little less developed for tourism. Down the spine of the island is a range of mountains, which keeps the north and the south apart, and all over you'll find beautiful drives and challenging hiking and biking opportunities. 'Our Hire Car in Crete' to find out why we recommend it. Crete is a long, thin island, so if you want to explore all of it there's no one ideal place to be based. If time is limited, you'll need to do your homework and decide whether to concentrate on the east, the west or the centre. The Samarian Gorge is in the west, Knossos in the middle, and in the east is more the 'real' Crete, which is a bit less busy. The main airport is near Iraklion, in the middle, though there's another airport near Hania in the west, and a smaller one at Sitia in the east, although it's not developed yet for international flights. They've been talking about it for years, but this is Greece. Sometimes things happen slowly. Here slowly you'll find us building up information about the best of Crete, including
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