Fly from Stockholm to Heraklion from €213 return with Wizz Air Malta. The median price sits around €231, so you have options in that range. One stop is standard on this route.
Price and when to book
Base price is €213, though most fares hover around €231 based on our data. You'll also see prices at €263. Book as early as possible; waiting from today (23 October) will push prices up. Target booking 2-3 months ahead for a secure rate.
Airline and stopovers
You'll travel with Wizz Air Malta. This route includes one stop, it's not direct. Example: departure from Stockholm on 7 December at 22:20, arrival in Crete on 12 December at 12:55. One stop adds travel time but keeps costs down versus direct flights.
Best time to visit
Crete is open year-round for beaches and culture. April-May and September-October deliver perfect weather: warm but not oppressive. July-August means higher prices and crowded beaches. Winter (November-March) is cheaper but expect occasional rain. Pick based on your budget and preferred climate.
What to do when you arrive
Heraklion is your gateway to Crete. Airport to city centre takes 20 minutes. Explore pink sand beaches at Balos, Minoan ruins at Knossos, white villages in Lefka Ori mountains, hidden coves and Cretan cuisine. Rent a car for freedom or use local buses to get around the island.
FAQ
Can I find Stockholm-Crete flights under €220?
Yes, the lowest recorded price is €213 return. To grab it, book early and stay flexible with dates. August and July run pricier; April-May and October offer better value.
Is the flight direct or does it have stops?
It has one stop. Direct flights don't run regularly on this route. One stop typically adds 2-4 hours to your total journey time depending on where you stop.
Which airline flies Stockholm to Crete?
Wizz Air Malta operates this route at these prices. It's low-cost, so hand luggage is included but checked bags cost extra. Check their terms before you book.
What can I see and do in Crete in 5 days?
Beaches (Balos, Elafonissi), Knossos ruins, mountain villages, gorges for hiking and local tavernas. Crete is large; a car lets you cover more ground. Using buses? Stick to the north or south coast depending on where you base yourself.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
