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A Greek holiday destination for the family, Vasia Resort and Spa, an all round great experience creating lasting memories for the family.



Vasia Resort and Spa 
Sissi, Lasithi, Greece. 

Located around 39KM from Heraklion airport (30 minute drive) Vasia is well worth the transfer time. 
We really liked the hotel, furnishings were to a high standard, relaxed atmosphere, very good quality food with a good selection. 
We really enjoyed eating out on the terrace for all our meals. 
There are 3 specialty restaurants, Greek, International and Italian, we ate at the Italian restaurant on the roof top which was very nice, catches the sunset and ambience of the area beautifully. 
The staff were friendly and very accommodating. 
There are 2 main pools for everyone and a quiet pool near our apartment which was really nice when we just wanted to relax and be by ourselves. 
The little harbour and town are very nice and scenic, you can take in the sunset, relax and just be content. 
No real beach to enjoy, we used the free shuttle to their sister hotel around 15 minutes away which had a small beach that was nice. 
One of the excursions that I recommend is the happy train, which is a relaxing and nice way to see the area, and explore the mountain villages and the Monastery. 
Facilities included entertainment for children, a pool and wellness centre amongst other things. 
Overall a relaxing holiday, with good food and beautiful sunsets.  
The hotel has added to its facilities since our holiday including water slides which will only add to the experience that we had.


Link to Vasia below 
https://www.booking.com/hotel/gr/vasia-resort-amp-spa.en.html?aid=2414167&no_rooms=1&group_adults=2

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