Crete holidays 2026 — Fly Travel Albania

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Crete holidays 2026

Flight/coach + hotel packages from Tirana

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Why Crete?

Crete is Greece's largest island, where the pink sand of Elafonisi and the Balos lagoon meet the Minoan palace of Knossos and the Venetian harbour of Chania. Here seaside holidays blend with 4,000 years of history and a cuisine ranked among the healthiest in the world.

With a flight-plus-hotel package from Tirana, you get the airfare, accommodation and transfer in a single price, with none of the planning stress. It is the ideal choice for couples, families with children and anyone who wants an all-inclusive break without the hassle.

Balos lagoon and the pink sand of Elafonisi beach The Minoan Palace of Knossos and Heraklion Archaeological Museum The Venetian harbour and old town of Chania The island-fortress of Spinalonga near Elounda The Samaria Gorge and hikes in the Psiloritis mountains 4★ and 5★ all-inclusive seafront hotels

Frequently asked questions

How much does a package to Crete cost?

Prices start from around €350 per person for the flight + hotel package. The final price depends on your dates, hotel and number of nights — pick your dates and we'll find you the best offer.

How do I get to Crete?

You travel on a flight + hotel package from Tirana direct to Heraklion airport. The flight takes about 1 hour 50 minutes and the transfer to your hotel is included in the package.

When is the best time to visit Crete?

The best season runs from May to October, when the sea is warm and the weather sunny. July and August are the hottest and busiest months, while May, June and September offer milder temperatures and lower prices.

Do I need a visa for Crete (Greece)?

Greece (Schengen): visa-free for Albanians with a biometric passport, up to 90 days.

What should I try from Cretan cuisine?

Be sure to try dakos (rusk with tomato and cheese), kalitsounia, 'antikristo' roast lamb and the local raki (tsikoudia). Crete is famous for its olive oil and Mediterranean diet.

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Packages to Crete return with the new season — contact us and we will let you know.

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