Stalis Holidays

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Stalis is a holiday resort found on the north coast of Crete, the largest of Greece’s islands. This resort was once a resting point for Greek farmers but has now been transformed to a lively holiday resort, attracting holiday-goers from all around the world to its shores every year.

Stalis is a laid-back resort that is home to numerous beautiful beaches and many historical sites, waiting to be explored. The Bulgarian trail in Stalis will bring you to Mochos, a village that was built by captive Bulgarians during the second world war. The resort neighbours the resort of Malia, making Stalis the perfect settling point for a lively holiday.

 

Stalis is the perfect holiday destination for families and couple’s looking for a laid-back sun holiday. Due to the resort’s vicinity to Malia, Stalis is also suitable for young couples that want a beach holiday with a party atmosphere within walking distance.

There are no direct flights to Crete from Ireland, due to this travel times may vary depending on connecting flights and layovers. From Heraklion airport, it is a short 25-minute journey to the resort.

To learn more about things to do in Stalis, the best time to go and local info see here.

Things to do in Stalis 

Attractions  

• Visit the Lassithi Plateau to see the cave in which the Greek God Zeus was said to be born in.
• Visit neighbouring Hersonissos and enjoy a round of golf
• Spend the day relaxing on the beach

Nightlife

Stalis has several bars and is also within walking distance of Malia, the nightlife hub in Crete!

Dining Out

Stalis has many restaurants to choose from serving some tasty local and international cuisine!

For Families  

Families will love a trip to Watercity in the neighbouring resort of Hersonissos, a fun water park with attractions to entertain the entire family!

Beaches  

The resort is home to a beautiful golden sand beach, the perfect place to catch some rays!

Shopping 

Stalis has many shops selling local crafts, souvenirs and clothing.

Music Festivals

Neighbouring Malia hosts numerous music festivals every summer, with tourists from all around the world flocking to Crete to see some of their favourite artists.

 

Best Time to Go

The most popular time to visit Stalis is during the summer between the months of May and September, when temperatures average in the high twenties and the resort sees an average of 12 hours of sun every day, making it the perfect place to get a tan!

Local Info

Currency

Euro is the currency used in Greece.

Time Zone   

Crete is 2 hours ahead of Ireland.

Getting around  

As Crete is a large island, if you wish to discover what the entire island has to offer, we recommend availing of car hire!