3-Nights Crete, Daios Cove

Island Destinations

Nestled in the privacy of a secluded cove in Vathi, Daios Cove seduces guests with its unique beauty, charm, five-star luxury accommodations and world-class service. The resort’s private location and inspiring architecture blends with its surroundings creating a natural hub of beauty and serenity.

Travelers will be entranced by the deep blue color of the Aegean Sea and will have easy access to a private beach. A variety of world-class culinary experiences are offered to guests at the six dining venues and bars, each with a different character and style.

Luxury rooms and deluxe suites are uniquely designed to enhance the spectacular views, overlooking a private bay and splendid villas, all with a breathtaking view of the sea and most with a private deck area and an individual seawater pool.

Wellness is taken to a new level, following a complete redesign of the K?pos by Goco, offering healing concepts that blend modern science and holistic practices with relaxing treatments to restore vitality and harmony. Spa services feature luxury brands, all delivered in a 27,000 square-foot tranquil sanctuary with uninterrupted views across the bay.

Profile: 286 rooms, suites and villas, heated seawater infinity pool, 6 restaurants and 3 bars, watersports center, tennis court, wellness hub, electrical club car for mobility around the resort, therapeutic water circuit, luxury rib boat excursions and diving. Located 60 minutes by car from Heraklion International Airport, with flights from Athens and other major European cities. Seasonal hotel, open April 2024 through October 2024.
 

• Six Delectable Dining Venues and Three Bars
• Crete Golf Club, 18-Hole Golf Course Located 60 Minutes Away
• Access to a Private Beach
• Redesigned 27,000 Square-Foot K?pos by Goco Wellness Hub

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Featured Destinations

Crete Crete Crete is the largest of the Greek islands, lying at the southern limit of the Aegean Sea. Among the artists who lived on Crete was El Greco, who was born near Heraklion in 1541. The area around the harbor and the side streets are lined with souvenir and handicraft shops. Jewelry, olive and honey products may be of interest.Tavernas along the harbor front offer tasty local dishes. Spinalonga Island is located 15 miles from Ághios Nikólaos. Formerly the site of a leper colony, the island is popular with sun worshippers who enjoy its picturesque setting. Other attractions include the remains of a 16th-century Venetian fort.

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