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Explore the town of Chania and Kournas Lake on this full-day guided tour from Rethymno. Stroll the Venetian alleys of Chania with a professional guide. Afterward, head to Kournas Lake, where you can enjoy lunch at a taverna (own expense), admire scenic views, and spot wildlife in the wetlands. Relax with included hotel pickup and drop-off in Rethymno for a hassle-free experience.

Join this day tour of Gramvousa, an island that serves as a regional bird habitat. Enjoy a hassle-free roundtrip bus transfer from Rethymno to Kissamos port to board the scenic cruise to Balos Lagoon and Gramvousa Island. Cruise without the stress of arranging local transportation.

The Kallergi mountain shelter is the point from where you can have a stunning 360 degree view of both the North and South Cretan Sea and a panoramic view of the Lefka Ori mountains at the same time as you stand 1630 meters above the famous Samaria Gorge. This private hike to Kallergi is the perfect way to get close to Cretan nature, while having a unique experience to enjoy a memorable view of the island's mountainous landscape!

Relax on the paradise-like island of Elafonisi on this family-friendly day trip. Admire western Crete’s hills and traditional villages on a drive to the southwest coast, and stop for coffee at the Cave of Agia Sofia. Then, spend the afternoon on the idyllic protected islet of Elafonisi, enjoying its pink sands and clear seas. Includes round-trip transport plus select hotel pickup and drop-off.

Getting to know the real Chania isn't always easy—but on this private, half-day tour, your guide will help you discover its local charms. Enjoy a cafe visit with a view; next, head to a winery for a sommelier-led indigenous wine tasting. Then it's on to Old Town Chania, where you'll go for a walking tour, visit a local restaurant, and enjoy a range of Cretan delicacies, from breads and cheeses to pastries and beyond.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this private full-day tour covers the best of seductive southern Crete in a single day of sightseeing. Highlights include morning coffee in Spili, exploring Kourtaliotiko Gorge with its chapel, a traditional lunch over views of the Libyan Sea, and swimming near a remote beach. Round-trip transportation from Chania is included.

Seitan Limania Beach, also known as Stefanou Beach, is a stunning hidden gem located on the Akrotiri Peninsula near Chania, Crete. The beach is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and dramatic landscape. Accessing the beach requires a short hike down a steep and rocky path, which adds to the sense of adventure and seclusion. At the bottom of the trail, visitors are rewarded with a small, secluded cove with crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounded by towering limestone cliffs. The beach is framed by impressive rock formations, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and exploring the underwater world. Due to its sheltered nature, the water is calm and inviting, making it perfect for swimming on calm days. Marathi is a beautiful, clean shore in Souda Bay. It’s a really popular destination because of its lovely natural beauty and exotic atmosphere. It is divided into two lovely beaches by a small harbor. Combined, the two have a total length of 300 meters.

Explore the highlights of western Crete on a full-day adventure combining a scenic cruise, history, and spectacular landscapes. Travel through Rethymno and Chania before sailing from Kissamos Port to Gramvousa Island and the famous Balos Lagoon. Along the way, admire dramatic coastlines, a remarkable sea cave, and, with a little luck, spot dolphins, sea turtles, or monk seals. Enjoy free time for swimming, relaxing, and discovering some of Crete’s most breathtaking scenery. Highlights Scenic drive through western Crete. Cruise from Kissamos Port. Visit Gramvousa Island and Balos Lagoon. Optional hike to the Venetian Fortress. Swimming in crystal-clear turquoise waters. Round-trip transport by air-conditioned coach.

Inside the cave there is temple of the 15th century and the foundations of old cells that date back in the 17th-18th century. Sirili it is a particularly fertile village, which produces citrus fruits , has huge vineyards of excellent variety and produces large quantities of olive oil . The brewery is located in Zounaki village, in the municipality of Platanias. Its highly sophisticated industrial facilities, occupy 2000m2, surrounded by orange trees and olive groves.