Monday, April 11, 2022

Exploring Greece - The Island of Crete



In 2018, William Rehm IV served as a carry-out for Al’s Garden Center, Beaverton, Oregon. He helped with carrying products to people’s cars and helping customers with all other necessary on-hand tasks. However, William Rehm IV loves traveling in his free time and took a trip to Europe in 2019.

The island of Crete is the largest island in Greece and the 88th largest in the world. Here, you can observe the quiet of communities and the thrill of fast-paced, beautiful cities.

The island is rich with a history dating back centuries. The decrepit palace of the Knossos is a renowned highlight of the island. It introduces you to the ancient history of the island. The palace’s ruins and various frescoes make for an exciting day of exploration on the island. And if you want more history, the Heraklion Archeological Museum is not too far away. The museum is home to several historical artifacts.

The island is also famous for its exotic beaches. The pink sands and blue waters of Elafonsi beach make for an unforgettable visual spectacle, and the tropical palm trees of Vai Beach are also a sight to behold. The quiet Rodakino beach is a great picnic site for families and friends.

The Samaria Gorge makes for an excellent destination for hikers. The magnificent nine-mile trail passes through deserted villages on narrow paths and makes for a great experience for outdoor enthusiasts.

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