TUI SUNEO Althea Village

Enjoy a real family feel at the TUI SUNEO Althea Village in Crete. There’s 2 outdoor pools, 2 children’s pools, as well as plenty of parasols and sun loungers, and of course a pool bar serving delicious ice cream. It’s a gorgeous setting with pretty stone courtyards and luscious fruit trees, but if you fancy a change of scenery, in just a 15-minute walk you’ll hit the sandy shores of Iguana Beach. When it comes to food, you’ll be treated to dishes from every corner of the globe at dinner, and you’ll have a selection of snacks available throughout the day from the various snack bars. 

Overview of Crete

Crete is the largest and most populated island in Greece, and is the perfect mix of luscious green hilly landscape and golden shores. You can expect temperatures up to 30 degrees in the summer months, so whether you’re trekking the hills or laying out at the beach, a glowing tan is a guarantee! A huge part of Crete is the myths and legends of Ancient Greece, as well as incredible architecture just waiting to be explored .

Things to do in Crete

Firstly, you’ll want to head to one of Crete’s gorgeous beaches – where they will usually be lined with beach bars and tavernas, as well as sunbeds and parasols. Out on the water, you can get involved in all kinds of watersports too! You can even head deep down under with one of the many professional diving centres around to spot some incredible sealife. Crete’s beaches make the ultimate beach day.

Across Crete’s various resorts there’s a multitude of sites to explore that will show you the comprehensive history of the island. From old look-out fortresses to buildings destroyed in the volcanic eruption, there’s so many incredible sights and so much to learn. If you’re looking for some fun in the evenings, Malia is the place to be. Join in with some traditional Greek plate smashing or bust some moves on the dancefloor of one of Malia’s many clubs – there’s one that’s even open for 24 hours straight!

Board Basis

Enjoy a real family feel at the TUI SUNEO Althea Village in Crete. There’s 2 outdoor pools, 2 children’s pools, as well as plenty of parasols and sun loungers, and of course a pool bar serving delicious ice cream. It’s a gorgeous setting with pretty stone courtyards and luscious fruit trees, but if you fancy a change of scenery, in just a 15-minute walk you’ll hit the sandy shores of Iguana Beach. When it comes to food, you’ll be treated to dishes from every corner of the globe at dinner, and you’ll have a selection of snacks available throughout the day from the various snack bars. 

Overview of Crete

Crete is the largest and most populated island in Greece, and is the perfect mix of luscious green hilly landscape and golden shores. You can expect temperatures up to 30 degrees in the summer months, so whether you’re trekking the hills or laying out at the beach, a glowing tan is a guarantee! A huge part of Crete is the myths and legends of Ancient Greece, as well as incredible architecture just waiting to be explored .

Things to do in Crete

Firstly, you’ll want to head to one of Crete’s gorgeous beaches – where they will usually be lined with beach bars and tavernas, as well as sunbeds and parasols. Out on the water, you can get involved in all kinds of watersports too! You can even head deep down under with one of the many professional diving centres around to spot some incredible sealife. Crete’s beaches make the ultimate beach day.

Across Crete’s various resorts there’s a multitude of sites to explore that will show you the comprehensive history of the island. From old look-out fortresses to buildings destroyed in the volcanic eruption, there’s so many incredible sights and so much to learn. If you’re looking for some fun in the evenings, Malia is the place to be. Join in with some traditional Greek plate smashing or bust some moves on the dancefloor of one of Malia’s many clubs – there’s one that’s even open for 24 hours straight!

Board Basis