Aquis Zorbas Village is a luxurious hotel ideally situated in Anissaras, in the well known area of Hersonissos, approximately 25 kilometers from the airport. The setting is truly exceptional as the hotel, which will be renovated according to the Aquis Standards during winter 2010, is perfectly placed amidst lush landscaped gardens with palm trees on a stretch of sandy beach, creating an irresistible oasis. Along with the exceptionally colorful gardens and magical atmosphere.

There is a fantastic assortment of facilities and services in order to provide a dreamlike experience. A small sample of the amenities to choose from are an international entertainment program with a variety of activities, an indoor heated pool with a Jacuzzi, a fully equipped gym, Free Wi-Fi internet access throughout the entire property, archery, archery, table – tennis, pool table, free sunbeds and umbrellas by the pool and the beach, mini football court, a disco, shops, a playground for the little ones and that is only naming a few.

Guests can also sample Mediterranean and international cuisine at the main restaurant which also has a dinner show cooking corner.

The Aquis Zorbas Village provides endless possibilities in planning a perfect getaway. It will definitely leave a lasting impression and unforgettable memories. This property as being part of Aquis Hotels and Resorts is aiming to exceed guests' expectations by providing superior quality of services and facilities within an advanced concept of beach holidays along with its unique location.

Entertainment
Crete offers a wide selection of night clubs, bars, cafes, and traditional tavernas, not only in the capital of each prefecture, Chania Town, Rethymnon Town, Heraklion Town and Agios Nikolaos Town, but also in Hersonissos, Elounda, Stalida, Matala, Plakias, Souda Bay, Agia Galini, Malia, Kastelli-Kissamos, Agia Pelagia, Paleochora, Ierapetra, Sitia, etc. Crete is also quite known for its traditional theatrical entertainment.

Festivals
•Navy Week is a countrywide event with celebrations and festivities conducted at ports off the Greek mainland and on most of the Greek Islands (June/July).

•Heraklion Festival is one of the island’s biggest annual events with a program of live music featuring some of Greece’s best-known musicians plus various theatrical and art performances (July to September).

•Festival of the Virgin Mary, 14-15 August: The day of the Panagia (Virgin Mary) is Greece’s second most significant religious holiday and is widely celebrated especially in Crete.

•Sultanina, Siteia, 16-20 August: Annual celebration of the grapes harvest, through a festival with music, dancing and local wine in the old Venetian fortress.