Top Things to do in Kritsa
The 5 Best Things to do Good for Couples in Kritsa, Crete
Discover the best top things to do in Kritsa, Greece including Kastellos Deli and Eatery, Anna's Heart, Jennys Shop Kritsa, Nostimon, Kritsa Gorge.
1. Kastellos Deli and Eatery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Either searching for a relaxing experience in the heart of Kritsa, or buying some local, carefully selected quality products, Kastellos deli & cafe is the place to consider. Run as a family business for four generations, Kastellos has never stopped evolving and listening to our customers’ needs and requests. At our place you can: *Enjoy a wide variety of coffees, refreshments and cocktails at our recently renovated lounge cafe at the center of the village. *Choose from our shop's selection of fine local products, natural cosmetics and gift items. *Discover unique products due to our exclusive collaboration with local producers, distilleries and small industries.
2. Anna's Heart
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Anna's Heart By Anna Drakwnaki in Kritsa,Lassithi,Crete. |Love - Inspiration - Creation| Handmade products made of metal,beads,leather, rope,wire,Cork,silk,wood,Cork,cloth,paper and much more... all by Anna and other Greek designers •Clothes from the collection of designer Ioanna Kourbella
Reviewed By V616FU_
I visited the village Kritsa with my girlfriend and I bought her one very beautiful and special dress together with some jewelry. For myself I bought one amazing pair of wooden sunglasses ! Anna the owner of this shop was really helpful and really kind ! For sure I ll visit it again in the future ! Highly recommended shop !
3. Jennys Shop Kritsa
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Memories Made at Jenny's shop in Kritsa-Crete . A fashion shop for Women & children, Handmade souvenirs by Greek designers & Accessories shop. Located at the pedestrian street in the heart of the tradition village Kritsa. We speak English, France ,Italian & Rumanian Languages We are also delivery your shopping to your location.
4. Nostimon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By B6072BO_ - Warsaw, Poland
The best olive oil in Crete with more international award from family producer!!! Also thymian honey from Kritsa's mountain and free tasting in the shop!
5. Kritsa Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By MarathonMannUK - Leeds, United Kingdom
The Kritsa Gorge is a spectacular natural feature just outside the stunningly beautiful town of Kritsa. Kritsa itself is around 6 miles from Agios Nikolaus and is easily accessible by public bus. The bus stop is about 0.5 miles from the entrance to the gorge and is an easy walk. It is possible to walk right through the gorge and come out at the other side. The alternative (that we did) is to walk about 1.5 miles through the gorge and then take a mountain path which brings you back to the start. Including the walk to and from the bus stop, the total walk took us just over 2 hours. This is a wonderful walk but there are some things you need to be aware of. Use sturdy walking shoes or boots because it’s very rough and rocky. You need to clamber over rocks which isn’t that bad so long as you are relatively fit. In places you need to use metal hand and footholds and in one place there is a knotted rope to help you over one difficult bit. A few hints. The point where you turn right out of the gorge (to take the mountain path back to the start) is by a yellow sign saying “Tapes 1.5 hours” - This new path is marked by the little red dots which are similar to this in the gorge itself so you shouldn’t be able to go far wrong. Don’t be put off by apparent fences that cross the path, these are in fact crude gates that can be opened and closed (used by farmers to control livestock so please close the gates). At one point you pass a disused farmhouse (on the right) and shortly after that the track goes sharp left, but you must carry on straight (marked by red dots) or else you may end up at the ancient city of Lato (the car park of which you can see in the distance). There is a mixture of path and track which leads you back downhill to the start point (by the sign saying “to the gorge”. The gorge itself is beautiful and cuts through the mountain with sheer rock faces either side. You begin to wonder how any mountain path is going to take you back but it does. This return route gives you stunning views of Kritsa which would make the walk worthwhile even without the gorge. I have no idea what lies beyond that turn off point but another year we will do the full route and write another review.
