Crete
Crete (Greek: Κρήτη) is the largest and most populous of the Greek islands, the fifth largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, after Sicily, Sardinia, Cyprus, and Corsica.
Humans have inhabited the island since at least 130,000 years ago, during the Paleolithic age. Crete was the centre of Europe's first advanced civilization, the Minoans, from 2700 to 1420 BC.
— Wikipedia contributors, "Crete", Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.
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Traditional Greek kaikia in Chania's harbour 
Agia Sofia cave 
Traditional Greek kaikia in Elounda's harbour 
Imeri Gramvousa 
Gerasimou street 
Loutro seafront 
Heavy sky over Mirabello Bay 
Restaurant terraces on Skoufon Street 
The Platanos agricultural lowlands 
Taking the road less traveled 
Weathered Venetian door 
Three-aisled, domed church of Panagia Kera 
Ο∆Ο∑ BENEPH 
Approaching the Iron Gates of Samariá 
Traditional Greek kaikia in Sitia's harbour 
The Venetian port of Chania 
Reconstructed north entrance of the Palace of Minos in Knossos 
The Iron Gates of Samariá 
Balos lagoon 
Reflecting on the pool 
Vai beach 
This won't be enough to sail to Gavdos 
A small boat on Lake Voulismeni 
The Messara plain in Crete 
To freedom in Falásarna 
Rock-hopping in the dry Samará river 
The new municipal cemetery of Sitia 
Steep descent through the trees 
The Gulf of Sitia 
Good luck with that 
Lake Voulismeni 
Tamam restaurant 
Saint Irene church of Embaros 
Chrysoskalitissa Monastery 
Loutro, accessible only by boat or on foot 
Agia Triada Cathedral 
Nikolas Room in Loutro 
Fishing nets in Crete 
When is a car too rusty? 
Poolside chill 
A cemetery at the end of the Samariá Gorge