Cretan Night
A long table, live lyra, raki and dancing you will join eventually
A Cretan night is not a folklore show with a buffet. It is a village taverna, a long table, dishes that keep arriving, a lyra player who does not need a microphone, and raki that appears whether or not you asked.
By the third hour someone will pull you into the pentozali. Resistance is polite but futile.
What's included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Unlimited food
- Local wine, water and raki
- Live music and dance show
Not included
- Spirits beyond the house selection
- Gratuities
- Souvenirs
Pickup information
Pickup from most north-coast hotels between Heraklion and Malia.
What to bring
- A light jacket for the terrace
- An appetite
- Cash for extras
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Getting around
Leave the car at the hotel - raki and driving do not mix, and the transfer is included.
See the fleetFrequently asked questions
Is it suitable for vegetarians?
Yes - tell us when booking and the kitchen prepares a full vegetarian spread.
Do we have to dance?
No, but you will want to by the end.
Is it good for children?
Very. Cretan tavernas are family places and children are treated like guests of honour.
Can we drive ourselves?
You could, but the wine and raki are included for a reason. Take the transfer.
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