Sara Valla, Author at The Crete you don't know

Birdwatching reshapes the brain. And Crete is a magic spot.

Birdwatching physically reshapes the brain. And right outside Agios Nikolaos, the Almyros wetland is one of Crete’s best spots to begin.

Lords of the sky: observing griffon vultures in Crete

Discover how to spot Griffon vultures (Gyps fulvus) in Crete, across the Kritsa Gorge, the Katharo plateau, and the southern canyons. Insider tips, slow rhythms, and wild nature with your Italian/local travel curator, Sara.

Crete in November: the secrets of Mirabello Bay few know about

Forget summer — come when Crete truly breathes.
If you wonder what Crete feels like in November, imagine an island that finally allows itself to be heard.
Greece’s largest island changes rhythm this time of year.
When the sun umbrellas disappear and only the wooden chairs of seaside tavernas remain — when the air smells of fresh olive oil and you hear the soft thud of olives falling into buckets — that’s when Crete reveals its true face.

Why the color of the sea in Crete changes

Did you know that the color of the sea in Crete changes from cobalt to emerald? What is the reason?

Flying in 2025: a guide to new (and old) rules

We’re talking about something that affects many of us baggage on low-cost flights. I’ve done some research to give you accurate, verified information. Let’s clear things up together!

The Blue Effect: team building on a boat trip in Crete

Marine environments enhance creativity, reduce stress by 60%, and transform team dynamics. Discover why leading companies are choosing Mediterranean waters for breakthrough results.

The soul of Heraklion: a museum with a view

Heraklion Archaeological Museum unveils its most fascinating treasures: from the mysterious Phaistos Disc to the Snake Goddess, a journey into Minoan Crete.