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Kymata hollidays

Kymata

+30 2897 022386

55 Ag Agias Paraskevis, Hersonissos, Crete 700 14, Greece

Gastronomy | Restaurant

Crete. With a food culture to match its status as Greece's biggest island, Cretan cuisine is distinguished and traditional. In Kymata local cheese, famous olive oil and punchy liqueurs are just three of the main ingredient’s foundation of our offered dishes. Based on simple techniques, it’s the variety of local produce that distinguishes Kymata dishes: mountain herbs and greens, bulbs, unique cheeses, fresh fish, the famous Cretan oil, and raki a bracing grape brandy. Visit us at 55 Ag Agias Paraskevis, Hersonissos, Crete 700 14, Greece and discover one of the most favorite starters - dakos – chopped tomato (and Cretan tomatoes will remind you what the fruit should taste like) and xinomyzithra sprinkled with oregano and liberally doused with extra virgin olive oil. Eating in Kymata is really a journey in flavors, special ingredients and combinations that you would never expect to taste. The main feature of Kymata cuisine is imagination, high quality meat, greens, legumes and vegetables, sea food, and of course the “blessed” Cretan olive oil! Our cuisine: Japanese, Seafood, Mediterranean, Sushi, Greek | Our Location: Heraklion Prefecture, Crete

Crete. The unique Cretan Diet is a healthy and tasty diet with centuries-old recipes and modern creative versions, which are always cooked, of course, with the same top quality pure products of the blessed Cretan earth. Don’t leave Kymata without trying “Chaniotiko bour?ki” a special zucchini-potato pie or “Chochlio? Boumpouristo?”… Read more…

Kymata hollidays

Kymata

+30 2810 226215

Androgeo 7, Heraklion, Crete 712 02, Greece

Gastronomy | Restaurant

Crete. With a food culture to match its status as Greece's biggest island, Cretan cuisine is distinguished and traditional. In Kymata local cheese, famous olive oil and punchy liqueurs are just three of the main ingredient’s foundation of our offered dishes. Based on simple techniques, it’s the variety of local produce that distinguishes Kymata dishes: mountain herbs and greens, bulbs, unique cheeses, fresh fish, the famous Cretan oil, and raki a bracing grape brandy. Visit us at Androgeo 7, Heraklion, Crete 712 02, Greece and discover one of the most favorite starters - dakos – chopped tomato (and Cretan tomatoes will remind you what the fruit should taste like) and xinomyzithra sprinkled with oregano and liberally doused with extra virgin olive oil. Eating in Kymata is really a journey in flavors, special ingredients and combinations that you would never expect to taste. The main feature of Kymata cuisine is imagination, high quality meat, greens, legumes and vegetables, sea food, and of course the “blessed” Cretan olive oil! Our cuisine: Greek, Seafood | Our Location: Heraklion Prefecture, Crete

Crete. The unique Cretan Diet is a healthy and tasty diet with centuries-old recipes and modern creative versions, which are always cooked, of course, with the same top quality pure products of the blessed Cretan earth. Don’t leave Kymata without trying “Chaniotiko bour?ki” a special zucchini-potato pie or “Chochlio? Boumpouristo?”… Read more…

Kymata hollidays

Kymata

+30(23520)41240

Frouriou 37, Platamonas, 60065, Greece

Hotel

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Summer Travel in Dion, Pieria, Macedonia in Kymata

5

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Macedonia. Journey into the past to explore legendary lands once traversed by the Macedonian king Alexander the Great. Visit ancient Thessaloniki, whose historic streets slope down to the Gulf of Thermaikos, witness the breathtaking clifftop Monasteries of Meteora, and explore the wilds of Zagoria, home to ancient stone bridges and… Read more…

Kymata Hotel hollidays

Kymata Hotel

2285 022080

Saint George, Naxos, Cyclades, 84300, Greece

Hotel

2-star hotel

Summer Travel in Naxos Chora, Naxos, Cyclades Islands in Kymata Hotel

9.3

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Cyclades Islands. The Cyclades, south of Greece, are considered some of the most beautiful islands in the world. Mountains, white cubistic villages and black and golden sand beaches combine to make the islands picture postcard-perfect. The Cyclades, so named because of the archipelago’s islands are set up in a circle… Read more…

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