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Cliniche Grecia-Baleari CRETA aggiornamento al 14/05 - COSULTA EASYBOOK - sezione INFO COVID per essere sempre aggiornato CLINICHE AUTORIZZATE Test Antigenico in Clinica Contatti Costo CRETAN MEDICARE DIMOKRATIAS 86 MALIA 0030 2897031661 15€-20€ CRETAN MEDICARE AGIOU IOANNOU 95 STALIDA 0030 2897032188 15€-20€ CRETAN MEDICARE ELEFTHERIOU VENIZELOU 19 HERSONISSOS 0030 2897025141 15€-20€ DR. GOGAS DIMITRIS GEORGIOUPOLIS CHANIA 0030 2825061677 20 € RETHYMNO MEDICAL ASSISTANCE ADELIANOS KAMPOS RETHYMNO 0030 2831071300 20 € MICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY DR. KOTRONAKI GEORGIA KALYVES 0030 2825031828 -- 6976990767 20 € THERAPEUTIC MEDICAL CENTER OF CHANIA CHANIA 0030 2821052688 20 € Zona Brand Hotel Test antigenico in hotel Costo Test in hotel Malia BRAVO (villaggi) BRAVO CLUB SIRENS BEACH & VILLAGE si 20 € Anissaras ALPICLUB ANNABELLE BEACH RESORT si 20 € Anissaras LYTTOS BEACH si 20 € Stalida CACTUS BEACH si 20 € Georgiupolis ALPIBLU ELIROS MARE si 20 € Georgiupolis ALPISELECT ANEMOS LUXURY GRAND RESORT si 20 € Rethymno GRECOTEL CRETA PALACE si 20€-40€ Malia IKAROS BEACH LUXURY RESORT & SPA si 20 € Hersonissos INDIGO INN si 20 € Agios Nikolaos CANDIA PARK VILLAGE si 20 € Axos Rethymno ALPITOUR ALPIGREEN ENAGRON ECOTURISM VILLAGE si 25 € Agia Marina Chania ATLANTICA AMALTHIA BEACH RESORT vd. elenco cliniche Gerani Chania ATLANTICA CRETA PARADISE vd. elenco cliniche Rethymno ATRIUM AMBIANCE HOTEL RETH si 25 € Rethymno GRECOTEL PLAZA BEACH HOUSE si 20€-40€ Georgiupolis EDEN VILLAGE Kournas si 25 € Istron CIAO CLUB ISTRON BAY si 20 € Kokki Hani EDEN VIAGGI Arina Beach Resort si 20 € Ammoudara Creta Beach Hotel & Bungalows si 20 € Georgiupolis Delfina Beach Resort si 25 € Georgiupolis Hotel Vantaris Beach si 25 € Sissi Kalimera Kriti si 20 € Georgiupolis Mare Monte Beach Hotel si 25 € Anissaras SEACLUB SEACLUB BELLA BEACH si 20 € Georgiupolis SEACLUB MYTHOS PALACE RESORT si 20 € Georgiupolis SEACLUB PILOT BEACH RESORT & SPA vd. elenco cliniche Anissaras SEARESORT SEARESORT ALDEMAR KNOSSOS ROYAL si 20 € Kolymbari Chania SEARESORT AVRA IMPERIAL HOTEL vd. elenco cliniche Gouvers SEARESORT GRECOTEL AMIRANDES si 20€-40€ Panormo SEARESORT GRECOTEL MARINE PALACE & AQUA PARK si 20€-40€ Anissaras SEARESORT LYTTOS MARE si 20 € Hersonissos FRANCOROSSO ASTERIAS VILLAGE si 20 € Stalos Chania CRETAN DREAM ROYAL vd. elenco cliniche Kolymbari Chania EUPHORIA RESORT vd. elenco cliniche Rethymno GRECOTEL CARAMEL BOUTIQUE si 20€-40€ Rethymno GRECOTEL LUX. ME WHITE PALACE si 20€-40€ Hersonissos HERSONISSOS MARIS si 20 € Platanias Chania LOUIS ASTERION SUITES & SPA vd. elenco cliniche Chania MINOA PALACE RESORT vd. elenco cliniche Georgiupolis PEPPER SEA CLUB HOTEL si 20 € Agia Marina Chania SANTA MARINA PLAZA vd. elenco cliniche Agia Pelagia SEA SIDE RESORT & SPA vd. elenco cliniche Gouves THE ISLAND HOTEL si 20 € Agios Nikolaos WYNDHAM GRAND CRETE MIRABELLO BAY si 20 € Vathi TURISANDA DAIOS COVE RESORT & LUXURY VILLAGE si 20 € Maleme K&FUN GT Beach vd. elenco cliniche Hersonissos Palmera Beach is 20 € Tavronitis MARGO' Adelais si 40€-60€ Rethymno AKOYA RESORT RETHYMNO vd. elenco cliniche Hersonissos ALBATROS HOTEL si 20 € Hersonissos ALIA BEACH HOTEL si 20 € Almyrida Chania ALMYRIDA BAY vd. elenco cliniche Analipsis ANTHOULA VILLAGE si 20 € Kolymbari Chania ARION HOTEL vd. elenco cliniche Hersonissos ARMINDA HOTEL & SPA si 20 € Rethymno ATLANTIS BEACH HOTEL RETHYMNO si 30 € Agia Marina Chania ATRION HOTEL vd. elenco cliniche Axos Rethymno AXOS HOTEL vd.elenco cliniche Agios Nikolaos Blue marine si 20 € Rethymno CASTELLO BIANCO HOTEL vd. elenco cliniche Heraklion CASTELLO CITY si 20 € Sissi CASTELLO VILLAGE RESORT si 20 € Hersonissos CENTRAL HERSONISSOS HOTEL si 20 € Stalos Chania CRETA PALM vd. elenco cliniche Anissaras Cretan village si 20 € Malia DESSOLE MALIA BEACH si 20 € Kavros DIAS APARTMENTS vd. elenco cliniche Sfakaki Ekavi si 20 € Agia Marina Chania Eleftheria si 25 € Daratso Chania ELOTIA HOTEL vd. elenco cliniche Hersonissos ERI BEACH & VILLAGE si 20 € Georgiupolis Fereniki Holiday Resort si 20 € Kolymbari Chania GOLDEN ROSE vd. elenco cliniche Malia GOLDEN SUN APARTMENTS si 20 € Kissamos Chania HERMES HOTEL vd. elenco cliniche Hersonissos HERONISSOS HOTEL si 20 € Hersonissos HERSONISSOS PALACE si 20 € Stalida HORIZON BEACH HOTEL si 20 € Hersonissos Hotel Semiramis si 20 € Kokki Hani Hotel Themis si 20 € Hersonissos Ida Village si 40€-60€ Limenas Chersonisou Infinity Blue si 20 € Hersonissos KAHLUA HOTEL & SUITES si 20 € Kalyves Kalyves beach si 20 € La Canea Kiani si 40€-60€ Malia Kyknos si 40€-60€ Agios Nikolaos LATO HOTEL si 20 € Rethymno MARINOS BEACH vd. elenco cliniche Matala MATALA BAY vd. elenco cliniche Hersonissos Mediterraneo si 40 € Agia Marina Chania Minerva si 40€-60€ Minos Minos si 30 € Agios Nikolaos MISTRAL MARE si 20 € Stavros Mr & Mrs White si 30 € Kolymbari Chania Mrs Chryssana By Mr & Mrs White Hotels. vd. elenco cliniche Kavros MUSELA STUDIOS vd. elenco cliniche Kavros MUSES STUDIOS vd. elenco cliniche Stalida Niko Elen si 40 € Daratso Chania NONTAS HOTEL vd. elenco cliniche Daratso Chania NONTAS SUITES vd. elenco cliniche Chania OASIS HOTEL CHQ vd. elenco cliniche Rethymno Olympic palladium n/a Panormo Rethymno PANORMO BEACH si 45 € Kalamaki Chania PORTO ALEGRE vd. elenco cliniche Kalamaki Chania PORTO KALAMAKI vd. elenco cliniche Rethymno Porto Plazza si 20 € Hersonissos Porto Village si 20 € Kolymbari Chania Roulette Kolymbari si 30 € Malia Roulette Stalis/malia si 40€-60€ Agia Marina Chania SANTA MARINA BEACH vd. elenco cliniche Hersonissos SERGIOS HOTEL si 20 € Hersonissos SILVA BEACH si 20 € Agios Nikolaos SUNBEAM APARTHOTEL si 20 € Platanias Chania SUNRISE vd. elenco cliniche Agia Marina Chania THEO HOTEL CHANIA vd. elenco cliniche Rethymno THEO HOTEL RETHYMNO vd. elenco cliniche Platanias Chania TOXO HOTEL & APARTMENTS vd. elenco cliniche Malia TRITON si 20 € Malia TRITON GARDEN HOTEL si 20 € Matala Zafiria si 60 € *i costi riportati sono da considerarsi indivcativi e la lista aggiornata verrà fornita all'arrivo in destinazione dall'assistente locale, il/la quale rimarrà a completa disposizione per ogni necessità. .
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