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ALEX_A, May 2026
A great day out
We had a great tour around the mountains and the Lisithi Plateau. Seeing goats, sheep, vultures, the oldest Plane tree, a tour around an olive mill. Lunch was included which was really nice. We were given time to wander around certain places and were offered Raki everywhere we went. It was interesting to listen to the history of the island and learned a lot and tasted some amazing cheese. Darryl our tour guide was really knowledgeable and made it fun. Thank you.
Emmajane_A, May 2026
First class wine tour
First class service, from the moment you are picked up Areti is respectfully enquiring what your tastes are and wine preferences. From there, she expertly pairs wine and food to your tastes. This is a great day, excellent wine & olive oil with authentic Cretan food served at every stop. Areti knows her stuff, we learnt all about the history of Crete and how they had brought back certain wines from near extinction. If you’re not a big breakfast eater then skip it altogether that day as the food offered on the tour is outstanding. Highly recommended, look no further.
Jerome_K, May 2026
Great tour and great tour guide
We had a great guide named Mike. He is very pleasant but also extremely knowledgable and informative. His enthusiasm was amazing, making our tour stimulating. We were somewhat unfortunate with the weather which was colder than normal, but still got to see and do everything as planned. We highly recommend this tour
Mariela_w, May 2026
Beautiful beach !!
Beautiful place!! Water was not so cold in April!! Long trip but you can enjoy and stay 4 hours on the beach, you can bring some food or get something in a store where the bus stopped ! They have good bakery! Then you walk for 15 minutes to get to the beach !!
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Crete’s capital and largest city, Heraklion, sits not far from the center of the island’s north coast, meaning you can reach anywhere in Crete on a day trip—while ferries will bring you as far afield as Santorini. Some of the top Heraklion day trips include sailing to uninhabited Dia Island, off-road safaris through villages and olive groves, hiking the 10-mile (16-kilometer) Samaria Gorge, and heading west to Chania Old Town or pink-tinted Elafonisi Beach. From the Lassithi Plateau windmills to the fortress isle of Spinalonga, Heraklion makes the perfect base.