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The village of Anogia on the island of Crete |
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Anogia is a center for weaving and embroidery and it attracts plenty of visitors that come here by bus on an excursion tour to take a look and buy a tablecloth or some piece of linen (be aware, because not everything is handmade). During the Second Worldwar all the men from the village were taken hostage by the Germans in an act of retaliation (they had kidnapped a general and kept him prisoner) and they never returned. The village was almost completely destroyed with the exception of the church. To support themselves the women of the village started to weave and this tradition is still alive today. Unfortunately our visit was on a rainy and cold sunday when it was dark and most of the shops were closed, so the photos I made don't give a really good picture of what the village is like. Usually the streets would look much more colorful and also much more crowded. There are some nice tavernas around the central square where you can have a drink or something to eat. The area around Anogia is mainly farmland |
Delina Mountain Resort in Anogia - very good reviews |
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Set in an area of 28 acres, this resort combines the fine facilities of a luxurious hotel with the authenticity of Cretan tradition and the wild beauty of the island. Delina Mountain Resort is located 1 km away from Anogia village, on the road towards Nida at an altitude of 910 metres. Take advantage of the hotel's prime location to explore the magical, natural landscapes of the island every season of the year. Delina Mountain Resort offers its services for pleasant moments of relaxation and rejuvenation. Take a swim in the lovely indoor pool or indulge with a sensuous massage. Specially decorated rooms which emit a sense of calmness and cleanliness are waiting for you to repel the intensity of everyday routine. Check availabilities and prices & book the Delina Mountain Resort in Anogia - click here. |
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