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| Stalis sometimes known as Stalida, is
strategically placed on the north coast of Crete, between the larger,
better known resorts, of Malia and Hersonissos, all of which are linked by
the north coast highway. |
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| As you would expect, there are plenty
of, restaurants and cocktail bars. If you prefer English or Irish style
pubs, then you wont be disappointed. All this does not mean that the Greek
taverna has been superseded, there are still plenty to be found, many are
located along the main beach road. |
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| Although Stalis is less hectic than
Malia, it still has a good selection of bars and restaurants. It’s a good
choice if you want to have the nightlife of Malia on your doorstep, but
prefer somewhere a little bit quieter as your base! Some discos open until
late but it is all a far cry from the non stop action at Malia. Stalis is perfect for sun and sea lovers who want to relax,
but would like to take advantage of a more active lifestyle now and again. |
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| Holidays in Stalis are for beach
lovers, couples and families who would like a developed resort offering a
range of beaches This resort is great for families with its long stretch
of golden beach, and variety of water sports. Being such a popular resort
means that during the high season the beach can get quite crowded. |
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Shopping is easy, as Stalis has a
reasonable selection of shops to supply most of your needs. If you wish to
travel a little further afield, then there is always the excellent bus
service, or if you wish to travel more independently, you can find plenty
of places to hire a car or cycle, but remember to shop around, as prices
can differ enormously. When you find a good price, don't be afraid to try
and negotiate an even lower one, as this is a very competitive market and
they may not wish to loose your custom. |
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