Heraklion – Bucharest: a Convenient Flight
Returning from Heraklion doesn’t mean the end of your vacation — it’s more like a soft landing into everyday life. As the plane takes off from Cretan soil, there’s more in your suitcase than just clothes: flavours, sunshine, smiles, and — perhaps — a bottle of olive oil wrapped in a towel.
The Heraklion–Bucharest flight is a quick journey from sea to city, where routines, responsibilities and rhythms are already waiting. But even they feel a little different after the Greek air, deep restful sleep, mornings without alarms, and evenings with the sound of street musicians.
At SkyUp™, we know that a great trip isn’t just about departure — it’s also about the return. That’s why we do everything we can to make your flight from Heraklion to Bucharest smooth, comfortable, and pleasant in every sense. No fuss, just smiles — and thoughts of your next destination. And if you didn’t get the chance to say “goodbye” to Crete, that’s alright. Just say “see you soon.” Because the sea knows how to wait.
What to bring home from Crete?
- Olive oil — ideally local and homemade, from small farm shops.
- Local herbs: thyme, oregano, lavender — they’ll bring a heady aroma to your kitchen and memories of your holiday.
- Loukoumades in vacuum packaging — a sweet souvenir that surprises those who’ve never been to Crete.
- Herbal soaps and goat milk creams — light, natural, and scented with summer.
- Miniature amphorae and handmade pottery — a touch of authenticity for your home.
- Pebbles from the shore — yes, really. Small, smooth, white ones — to remember a quiet evening by the waves.
A small fact to remember
Bucharest is often called “Little Paris” — thanks to its arches, boulevards, and Belle Époque architecture. But one of the city’s best-kept secrets is a plane on a rooftop. Yes, really: a real aircraft stands on top of a Polytechnic University building, gifted to the city in the 1970s. You can spot it from above — a hidden gem in plain sight.
