7 Days in Crete
Cost: $2,100
Why Go: In the US, weight-loss hucksters call it the "Mediterranean Diet," but in the mountains of Crete, a salubrious mix of healthful eating and outdoor activity is just called "living." Life, apparently, is good—many locals go strong past a hundred. Each September the region's grape harvest reaches its peak and the crowds of summer tourists clear out, leaving thousand-year-old hillside trails all but empty. Trekkers collect wild thyme, sage, and oregano, experience local wine-making festivities, and select fish fresh from local markets (pictured) before sharing customary two- to three-hour meals with villagers. (Unsolicited advice: When they pull out the Cretan lyre, playing wallflower is not an option.) Your take-home? Enough souvenir recipes to last at least another century.
Need to Know: Don't bother counting calories: You'll burn plenty on an 11-mile (18-kilometer) hike between the narrow, thousand-foot (305-meter) walls of Samaria Gorge to seaside ruins, coastal grottoes, and white-sand beaches.
Κάπως έτσι μας διαφημίζουν στο εξωτερικό ! Καλά κάνουν και τους ευχαριστούμε ...λίγο κολάμε στο ψαράκι μιας και απο οτι όοοοοολοι γνωρίζουμε το εισαγώμενο υπερτερεί του ντόπιου! Κατά τ' άλλα όλα σωστά και ωραία!!!
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