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CORINA one-star hotel bungalows
This still unspoilt part of the island is ideal for eco-tourism (mainly due to the nearby renowned Vai palm-tree forest) and relaxed summer or all-year-round vacations (although there is notable night-life) -
CORINA one-star hotel bungalows and Corina flats
There are 3 types of bungalows all of which are air-conditioned.. -
CORINA one-star hotel bungalows
For more information on sightseeing and places of archaeological interest (such as the Toplou medieval monastery) ask the proprietor to hand in Sitia guide-book on your arrival. -
Corina Hotel Bungalows
The bungalows are perched on a hillock thus offering the best possible view of Sitia bay and the sandy beach (just 130 metres away from the complex). -
Corina Hotel Bungalows
CORINA Hotel Bungalows is situated in the prefecture of Lassithi-Crete), very close to the remnants of the former Minoan settlement which is said to have been the summer resort for the ancient king and his court. -
Corina Hotel Bungalows
CORINA one-star hotel bungalows and Corina flats complex are situated in the dorp of Petras (1.2 kilometres from the picturesque town of Sitia -
Sitia
Sitia is on the north coast in the bay of Sitia. There is a regular bus service from Heraklion via Agios Nikolaos. The harbour is the best in the eastern part of the island and can accommodate small fishing boats and larger cargo and transport boats as well. The weekly boats for Rhodes leave from here. Around the harbour there are many restaurants and tavernas as well... -
Toplou Monastery
Moni Toplou is an attractive monastery about 18 km East of Sitia and Corina Hotel Bungalows / Flats. It is built high on a rugged plateau on the way to Erimoupoli or Vai, and its architecture resembles a fort due to the fact that throughout history it had to defend itself from bandits, pirates, and invaders. Moni Toplou literally means... -
Palm Beach Vai!
Palm Beach Vai is located 23km far from Corina Hotel bungalows and has become famous for the wooded area with the palm trees, which are in a protected area. There is a myth for their presence that Arab Pirates brought dates and the palm trees grew from their seeds. It’s a beautiful spot in Crete to enjoy the sunshine, swimming and snorkelling.
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This still unspoilt part of the island is ideal for eco-tourism (mainly due to the nearby renowned Vai palm-tree forest) and relaxed summer or all-year-round vacations (although there is notable night-life)