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| Rethymno |
rethymnon Posted: Mon July 14, 2008 02:34 PM UTC
hi all
a friend and i are planing on moving to rethymnon next summer for the summer and maby for a year if we decide we like it.
we went island hoppin this year and we spent are last week in rethymnon we loved it so much and as we had alredy decided to go traveling next year we decide we would go there we met a very nice family who own a family runnd hotel in rethymnon rite on the beech.
i am just wondering does anybody know how u would find out about jobs n accomadation for a few months and if its expensive or not?
if there is any websites or anything could somebody let me know ..
thank you ...
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paigexx 
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| Rethymno |
Rethymnon First Timer ;) Posted: Mon August 20, 2007 10:53 AM UTC
Hi All,
Planning at very last minute, have bought a travel guide, but unable to find too much info!!
I'm arriving in Crete on Thursday morning, and will be based in Rethymnon for 10 days. Could you kindly advise recommended day trips that we could take?
Also, would like to plan at least a day trip, perhaps overnight in Santorini whilst we're there, could you please post links to the various travel options? Is it a ferry or a flight away?
Also, how's the shopping?
Thanks all
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Nix1 
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| Prefecture of Rethymno |
Help on translating a text on a photo Posted: Sat April 28, 2007 09:04 AM UTC
Hi, anybody who can translate the text on the photo in my travelogue:
http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/tt/8f9f9/#TL
For completness I would like to put it on my travelogue. I assume it is something about restauration of the church on the 3rd of November 1985. Can you help me? Thanks, Christian.
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gubbi1
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| Rethymno |
what's it like now? Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 11:21 AM UTC
i spent a year in rethymnon in 1987/1988. i taught english at the paragioudakis frontisterion and stayed in a rent room in the old part of the city. my reminiscinces are that although the place was lovely, the winter was pretty grim (wet & windy - just like my native brighton). i used to spend most of my time with the other ex-pats at the why not? bar, sunshine bar, sunset bar (round the city wall), and tasos restaurant on the front, stelios restaurant near the town hall, together with the occasional visit to plakias and georgiopolis.
are any of these places still going? i loved it in the summer, and also the students i taught.
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wittsy 
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| Rethymno |
Hotel Brascos question Posted: Tue April 26, 2005 12:39 PM UTC
I found a good rate at Hotel Brascos in Rethymnon. If you know anything about this place please tell me what you thought of it. Thank you.
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AcornMan
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| Prefecture of Rethymno |
Mirthios above Plakias... Posted: Thu April 21, 2005 08:06 PM UTC
Has anyone been/stayed here. Considering it as a 3-5 night base in 2006 for 4 experienced traveller adults and an 11 year old...
Thinking of moving on to Frangokastello (for snorkelling for the children among us) and Hora Sfakion (cos we like it!)
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Elenitsa
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| Rethymno |
Rent Rooms Sea Front: Know anything about it? Posted: Mon April 4, 2005 05:18 PM UTC
Of all the budget hotels in Rethymnon, the only one I can find a valid email address or web site for is Rent Rooms Sea View. For 35 Euros a night it seems like a good deal, though there's no way for me to compare that price to others in town because they are apparently not connected to the internet in any way. If anyone knows anything about this place I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks. Here's the web site they have: http://www.rethymnoatcrete.com/seafront.htm
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AcornMan
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| Rethymno |
Hotel recommendation? How long should I stay? Posted: Mon March 28, 2005 03:22 PM UTC
After seeing Knossos and the archeological museum in Heraklion, I plan to take the bus to Rethymnon and spend at least one night there before driving down to Plakias for a few nights and then to the southwest part of Crete for the remainder of my visit. I will probably arrive in Rethymnon in the evening. Can someone recommend a good but inexpensive hotel there?
Also, is one night enough in Rethymnon or should I stay a second night so I can spend a full day there before heading south? I don't want to be in too big of a hurry, but I also don't want to miss anything if it's worth staying longer. Normally I would not try planning things like this but I need to know when to have my rental car reserved. Thanks.
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AcornMan
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| Rethymno |
Hotel Dias Posted: Thu July 29, 2004 01:40 PM UTC
I am off to the Hotel Dias in three weeks for a lazy week in the sun. Having not travelled for a while (and recently involved in a horse riding accident) I am a little out of touch. Has anybody either been to this hotel or stayed in the local area? If so, can you make any recommendations at all . . .
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mischeif 
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| Prefecture of Rethymno |
Elafonissos Posted: Mon May 19, 2003 06:33 PM UTC
How long would it take to drive from Chania to Elafonissos?
From past experience on Crete, I've learned never to try and figure distances based on klms. Last time I drove the dirt road to Preveli beach... only six km which took about 2 hours and it was such a disappointment to find out at the end of the road that I still had to climb the mountain to get over the other side (which I didn't) or pay the ferryman a handsome sum to take me there (which I also didn't as I hadn't thought to bring enough money with me...)
Is Elafonissos worth the trip? Any other must see places en route?
Thanks in advance!
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zontania
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| Prefecture of Rethymno |
Local paper for jobs/housing? Posted: Mon May 19, 2003 06:28 PM UTC
Hello all
Could someone inform me if there is a local paper in Rethymno which carries job and accommodation adverts? If so, which is its day of circulation?
We will be down in Rethymnon next week 27-30/5/03 to attend an interview but I would like to make good use of my time and try to arrange a couple more job interviews.
Any idea of the cost of living in Rethymnon? I.e. how much to rent a dyari (one bed flat), how much to budget for food and utilities, and so on? I hope there will be some students there with up to date information or some foreigner workers with great tips!
Awaiting your comments... :)
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zontania
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