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At CretePrivateTours, we try to leave all of our customers pleased with our services.
An important part of this, is looking after the personal data you share with us. The use of the Internet page of CretePrivateTours is possible without any indication of personal data. However, if a data subject wants to use special services via our website, processing of personal data could become necessary. CretePrivateTours recognizes the importance of the issue of electronic transaction security and has taken all necessary measures to ensure that all information relating to user's personal information-data is kept confidential. We want you to be confident that your data is safe and understand how we use it to offer you better services.
Our website use encryption with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption protocol. Encryption is a way to encode the information until it reaches its intended recipient, which will be able to decode it using the appropriate key.
What it covers
We are committed to doing the right thing when it comes to how we collect, use and protect your personal data. Your privacy matters to us, so please read carefully the Privacy Policy which explains:
What types of personal data we collect and why we collect it.
When and how we may share personal data with CretePrivateTours and our associated partners
The choices you have, including how to access and update your personal data.
Personal data we collect
When you register for any of our services, you may provide us with:
Your personal details, including your address, your country, city, email address, phone number
Further details such as, name and location of the hotel-apartment that you will be staying, flight details, name and date of arrival, amount of persons that will arrive, age of the children that will arrive etc.
When you book online, we will collect:
Your personal details, including your full name, email address.
Name, flight details, amount of persons that will arrive, age of the children that will arrive etc.
Using your personal data:
To provide the reservation you requested
We need to process your personal data so that we can manage your booking, provide you with the reservation you select and help you with any orders and refunds you may ask for.
To make contact with you
We want to serve you better as a customer so if you contact us, for example by email, phone or via social media, we may use personal data to provide clarification or assistance to you.
Sharing personal data with associated partners.
In order to provide the reservation requested by you, we may share personal data (only your full name, your flight details, information about the arrival you have chosen, such us name and date of arrival, amount of persons that will arrive etc) with our associated partners . We only share the minimum personal data that enable us and our associated partners to provide our services to you. We also work with carefully selected associated partners.
Sharing personal data with regulatory authorities.
We may share the minimum personal data necessary with other public authorities if the law says we must, or we are legally allowed to do so.
Period for which the personal data will be stored
We will retain your personal data for only as long as it is necessary for the uses set out in this notice. After this period, we will securely erase personal data. If data is needed after this period for legitimate business purposes, we will try to take the appropriate measures to anonymise this data.
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Social media features
Our website may contain social media features such as Facebook, Instagram, Tripadvisor that have their own privacy notices. Please make sure you read their terms and conditions and privacy notice carefully before providing any personal data as we do not accept any responsibility or liability for these features.
Accessing and updating your personal data
We want to make sure that the personal data we hold about you is accurate and up to date. If any of the details we hold are incorrect, you can change them or you can let us know that you want to rectified them by sending us an email. You can also ask for your personal data to be erased, to object to the processing of your personal data. If you have created an account at our website, you have the possibility to log in and edit your personal data yourself.
Changes to our Privacy Policy
We may change the Privacy Policy at any time so please check it regularly on our website for any updates.
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It is the largest of the Greek islands, and fifth in size among the islands of the Mediterranean, after Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica and Cyprus.
Its maximum length is 260 kms. from the Gramvousa point in the northwest up to the Sideros point in the southeast, while Its largest width of 57 Km is located in the Perfecture of Heraklion and the smallest width of 12 Km in the Prefecture of Lasithi. Its area is 8.261 sq.kms. and together with the islets of Gavdos and Dia, 8.303 sq.kms. (6,3% of the total area of the Greek territory). The length of its coastline is 1.046 kms.
It is located at southern edge of the Aegean Sea, at a distance of about 160 sq.Km. from the mainland. It is bordered by the Cretan Sea to the north and the Lybian Sea to the South. It is surrounded by a number of small islands (Gavdow, Gavdopoula, Chrysi, Koufonisi, Dia, Dyonisades etc.).
Crete is a mountainous island, with three large ranges: the White Mountains or Madares in the western part of the island (highest peak: Pachnes-2.453m.), Mt. Ida or Psiloritis in the central part of the island (highest peak: Timios Savros, 2.456 m.) and Dicte or Lasithi mountains, which dominates the eastern part of Crete (anonymous peak of 2.148m.)
Its morphology includes three zones, the mountainous zone, with an altitude of 400m and above, the semi mountainous zone with 200-400m and the level area with up to 200 m from sea level. The first two zones cover about 3/5 of the island. The percentage of mountainous area is 49%.
Crete also has a number of plateaus among the mountain peaks. The richest plateau is that of Lasithi, which lies between the peaks of Dicte, at a height of approximately 900m. The peaks of the White Mountains enclose, at a height of 700 m., the Omalos plateau, which figures in many a Cretan folk song, while between the peaks of the Psiloritis lies the Nida plateau, at a height of approximately 1.400 m.
A particular characteristic of Crete is the existence of many caves, which were formed as a result of the karstic effects, through the ages, of water on the limestone rocks. Most of these have been known since prehistoric times and were used as places of shelter and of worship, as is proved by the various finds brought to light. The most important of these caves are: the Dictaean Cave (on Mount Dicte near Psychro village), the Idaean Cave (on Mount Ida near the village of Anogheia), the Melidoni Cave in the province of Apokoronou (near the village of the same name), the cave of Omalos in Chania province and the Sendoni Cave in Rethymnon province.
Another particular interesting phenomenon which is characteristic of the island is the formation of gorges which, starting from the mountains, reach all the way to the sea and cut deeply into the land of Crete. The best known and the largest is the Samaria Gorge in the Chania prefecture.
Deep in the gorges and in the most remote parts of the island, far from human activity and the jarring interventions of science and technology, a rare and rich plant and animal life still survives, extremely worthy of study and interest.
The climate is gentle and healthy, with mild winters and hot summers in the coastal areas and plains, while in the mountains the winters are quite harsh.
Administratively, Crete is divided into four prefectures: Heraklion, with Heraklion town as its capital, Lasithi, with Aghios Nikolaos as its capital, Rethymnon, whose capital is the town of the same name, and Chania, with its capital, Chania.
