Go Kissamos Rent a Car

12/03/2025

10/03/2025

Εξαιρετική συμπεριφορά... Άψογη Επικοινωνία...Ορισμός του Επαγγελματία...Απόλυτα ικανοποιημένος από το σύνολο των παροχών και φυσικά ΧΑΜΗΛΕΣ τιμές... Τηρήθηκε ότι ακριβώς συμφωνήθηκε (όχημα, χρήματα χωρίς κρυφές χρεώσεις), με έξτρα παροχή την παράδοση του οχήματος στις 5 τα ξημερώματα, με παράλληλη μεταφορά μου στο αεροδρόμιο, χωρίς χρέωση ....Το πλεον Εντυπωσιακό... "ΔΕΝ επιθυμούμε κάποιο ποσό για την διαφορά στην κατανάλωση" (παραλαβή)... Παραδόθηκε με λιγότερα λίτρα από την παραλαβή και σε σχετική μας ερώτηση λάβαμε την παραπάνω απόκριση (ΔΕΝ επιθυμούμε...) Ειλικρινά συγχαρητήρια.
Ευχαριστούμε και φυσικά, η πρώτη επιλογή μας την επόμενη φορά!
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Rent a car in Chania - Book your Airport car rental and private transfer services with the cheapest rates in Chania and Heraklion. Car hire for Falassarna and Balos.

10/03/2025

Wypożyczylam samochód z firmy Go Kissamos i jestem zadowolona ze swojego wyboru. Bardzo dobry kontakt z właścicielem - był dostępny na telefon przez cały mój pobyt na Krecie, odpowiadał na moje pytania szybko i konkretnie. Polecam tą wypożyczalnię - samochód na Krecie to świetna sprawa, można wszędzie dojechać, nawet w mniej znane i popularne miejsca. Dziękuję!!

10/03/2025

"A wonderful experience renting with Dimitris. He showed me hospitality like family, and was flexible with an off season booking. So much better than an impersonal rental agency with hidden fees. Car was great and I started and ended my trip with a big smile. I will be a return customer" !
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Rent a car in Chania - Book your Airport car rental and private transfer services with the cheapest rates in Chania and Heraklion. Car hire for Falassarna and Balos.

10/03/2025

02/02/2025

Gavalochori,Apokoronas !

16/12/2024

During your trip to Crete, we answer the following questions:

Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.

Car Rental

Documents: You will need an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with your national driver's license. Some companies may also require a credit card for a security deposit.

Road Conditions: The main roads are in good condition, but secondary roads, especially in mountainous areas, can be narrower and winding. Be cautious on dirt roads, especially after rain.

Fuel Costs: Fuel in Crete is slightly more expensive than the European average. Prices may vary depending on the region and company.

Tips: It's a good idea to compare prices and read the rental terms carefully before choosing a company. Also, inspect the car thoroughly before taking it and note any damage.

Communication

Language: Greek is the official language, but English is widely understood, especially in tourist areas.

Mobile Phones: Mobile phones work normally in Crete. However, check with your provider about roaming charges.

Payments

Currency: The Euro is the currency used in Greece.

Payment Methods: Most businesses accept credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard). However, in smaller shops or remote areas, cash may be more convenient.

What to Watch Out For

Health: It's recommended to carry a small first-aid kit. Consult your doctor before your trip for any necessary vaccinations, especially if you plan to hike or engage in other outdoor activities.

Sun: The sun's rays are strong, so use sunscreen with a high SPF, wear a hat and sunglasses.

Driving: Drivers in Crete can be quite passionate, so drive carefully and follow the rules of the road.

Food: Cretan cuisine is rich in fresh products and herbs. Try local dishes like moussaka, youvetsi, and dakos.

Safety: Crete is generally safe for tourists, but as with any travel destination, be mindful of your belongings and avoid isolated areas at night.

Additional Tips

Explore the villages: Cretan villages offer an authentic experience and are ideal for getting to know the local culture.
Try local products: Olive oil, honey, wine, and cheese are some of the most famous products of Crete.
Visit the beaches: Crete has many beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters.
Go hiking: There are many hiking trails in Crete offering stunning views.
I hope this information helps you plan a wonderful trip to Crete!

For more informations please contact me GGokissamos Car Rental Chania Crete

16/12/2024

When is the best time to visit Crete Greece ?

The best time to visit Crete typically falls between May and October. During these months, you'll enjoy pleasant weather, ideal for exploring the island's stunning beaches, historical sites, and picturesque villages.

Here's a breakdown of the best times to visit based on your preferences:

Shoulder Seasons (May, June, September, October):

Pleasant Weather: Comfortable temperatures, perfect for exploring and outdoor activities.

Fewer Crowds: Less crowded beaches and attractions, allowing for a more relaxed experience.

Reasonable Prices: More affordable accommodation and flight options compared to peak season.

Peak Season (July, August):

Warmest Weather: Ideal for sunbathing and swimming.
Lively Atmosphere: More festivals, events, and nightlife.

Higher Prices and Crowds: Expect higher prices for accommodation and flights, as well as larger crowds at popular destinations.

Off-Season (November to April):

Quiet and Peaceful: Fewer tourists, making it a great time to experience authentic Crete.

Lower Prices: More affordable accommodation and flights.

Cooler Weather: Perfect for exploring historical sites and hiking.
Ultimately, the best time to visit Crete depends on your personal preferences. If you prioritize warm weather and beach activities, the summer months are ideal. If you prefer a more relaxed experience with fewer crowds, the shoulder seasons are a great choice. And if you're looking for a budget-friendly trip, the off-season can be a great option.

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15/12/2024

Is it easy to hire a Car in Crete ?

Yes, it's very easy to hire a car in Crete. There are numerous car rental companies located at the airports, in major cities, and throughout the island. You can easily book a car online or upon arrival.

Here are some tips for renting a car in Crete:

Book in Advance: Especially during peak tourist seasons, it's advisable to book your car in advance to ensure availability.

Choose a Reliable Company: Research and choose a reputable car rental company.

Check Insurance Coverage: Ensure you have comprehensive insurance coverage to protect yourself from potential damages.

Understand the Terms and Conditions: Familiarize yourself with the rental agreement, including fuel policies, mileage limits, and any additional fees.

Inspect the Car: Before driving off, thoroughly inspect the car for any existing damage and document it with the rental company.

Be Cautious on Mountain Roads: Many roads in Crete, especially in mountainous areas, are winding and narrow. Drive carefully and be aware of other drivers.

Fuel Up: Plan your fuel stops, as some areas may have limited fuel stations.

Enjoy the Scenery: Renting a car allows you to explore Crete's beautiful landscapes at your own pace.

By following these tips, you can have a hassle-free and enjoyable car rental experience in Crete.

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15/12/2024

What do i need to know about driving in Greece ?

Here are some key things to keep in mind when driving in Greece:

Driving License and Permits:

EU/EEA License: If you have a valid EU/EEA driving license, you can drive in Greece without an International Driving Permit (IDP).

Non-EU/EEA License: You'll need an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with your national driving license.

Road Rules and Etiquette:

Right-Hand Drive: Greece drives on the right-hand side of the road.

Seatbelts: Always wear a seatbelt, and ensure children are properly restrained in appropriate child seats.

Speed Limits: Adhere to speed limits, which are generally lower than in many other European countries.

Aggressive Driving: Be aware that Greek drivers can be quite aggressive, so defensive driving is essential

Roundabouts: Give way to traffic already on the roundabout.

Mobile Phone Usage: Using a mobile phone while driving is illegal.

Alcohol Limits: The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.05%.
Road Conditions:

Mountain Roads: Many roads, especially in mountainous areas, are winding and narrow. Be cautious, especially at night.

Potholes: Watch out for potholes, particularly on secondary roads.

Animals: Be alert for animals, especially at dawn and dusk.
Additional Tips:

GPS: A GPS device or a navigation app can be very helpful, especially in unfamiliar areas.

Emergency Kit: Consider carrying a basic emergency kit, including a first-aid kit, a warning triangle, and a reflective vest.

Fuel Stations: Be aware of fuel station locations, especially in remote areas.

Parking: Parking can be challenging in popular tourist areas, so be prepared to walk or use public transportation.

By following these guidelines, you can enjoy a safe and enjoyable driving experience in Greece.