Georgioupolis Holidays – Plethora of facilities and activities to entertain everyone
The journey to the longest sandy beach on holidays in Crete will take you only about 60 minutes from Chania airport and then you will find yourself in Georgioupolis. This former fishing village has nowadays expanded into a cosmopolitan tourist resort, entertaining mainly the typical package holiday market. And it is easy to see why. Georgioupolis holidays have got something for everyone – shallow sandy beach for families with children, watersports for the active, riverside tavernas amidst lush green scenery for the romantic and bars for the young and lively. Besides that, Georgioupolis holidays offer a great value for your pound, so why wait? You could be there within a few ‘clicks’.
Last minute holidays in Georgioupolis – Offering the longest sandy beach in Crete
The choice of accommodation on holidays in Georgioupolis ties up with the size and character of this resort. A plethora of ‘cheap and cheerful’ self catering studios and apartments have mushroomed around the coast and there are some good three and four star hotels offering facilities for a comfortable stay. The beach on Georgioupolis holidays never feels overly crowded due to its size (around 9 km long!) and alongside, you will be able to find shaded beach side cafes to enjoy a cool drink at. The hilly area around is ideal for hiking, cycling or scenic walks. Holidays in Georgioupolis are ideal for exploring the nearby historic Chania and the lively Rethymnon holiday resort.
All inclusive cheap holidays in Georgioupolis – Hundreds of deals up for grabs
You will be able to find numerous holiday bargains and cheap holidays in Georgioupolis on Packyourbags website. Cheap package holidays in Greek Islands have grown in popularity in the past few years as they offer clean beaches, mild climate, plenty of sunshine and impressive history. For any advice on your holiday arrangements, call our experienced team of advisors who will be pleased to help and book your holiday for you.
