• The Palace of Knossos - The Palace of Knossos, the center of Minoan civilization, is a renowned archaeological site situated near Heraklion, Crete. Recognized as the legendary residence of King Minos and the mythical Labyrinth of the Minotaur, this ancient palace complex provides an intriguing insight into Europe’s earliest civilization. Visitors can explore its complex architecture, vibrant frescoes, and rich history that extends over 3,500 years. A visit to Knossos is a journey through time, highlighting the art, culture, and innovation of the Minoans.
• Skalani - Visiting an olive grove farm in Crete offers a unique insight into the island’s ancient olive oil tradition. Walking among the trees, visitors learn about the cultivation and harvesting process, as well as the cultural significance of olive oil. Guided tours often demonstrate how modern techniques enhance traditional methods to produce high-quality oils.

The experience includes a tasting session, where visitors sample various olive oils and discover their distinct flavors, from fruity to peppery. Paired with fresh bread and local herbs, the tasting emphasizes the quality and richness of the oil. Many farms also have shops where oils and olive-based products can be purchased, making it easy to bring a piece of Crete home.

• Skotino Cave - Skotino Cave is a captivating natural attraction located in the charming village of Skotino, within the Gouves area of Crete, Greece. This remarkable cave features stunning stalactites and stalagmites, formed over thousands of years, creating a mystical underground landscape. Known for its historical and geological importance, the cave offers a unique adventure for visitors eager to explore Crete’s hidden treasures. Easily accessible yet off the beaten path, Skotino Cave is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and spelunking fans.
• Windmills Of Lasithi Plateau - The Lasithi Plateau in Crete is renowned for its iconic white-sailed windmills, once used to irrigate crops. Introduced during the Venetian era, these wooden-framed windmills with canvas sails pumped water from wells, supporting agriculture in this fertile highland. Although many are now inactive, their striking silhouette against the mountain backdrop remains a symbol of Crete’s rural heritage.

Best preserved near villages like Psychro, the windmills attract visitors exploring the plateau’s scenic landscapes and nearby Dikteon Cave. Restoration efforts keep their legacy alive, offering glimpses into traditional Cretan farming. A visit in spring or autumn enhances the experience, with lush fields or harvest colors complementing the timeless charm of these historic structures.

• Pick up and Drop off from customers Hotel
• Bottled water
• Liability insurance
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Private knowledgeable local guide
• Transportation with Premium Vehicle

• Endrance to Knossos 20€ Pensioners above 65 and non EU citizens from 6-25 discount 50%
• Official Licensed Tourist Guide at Knossos Palace (optional)
• Lunch (optional)

Experience the Splendor of Crete: Discover the treasures of Knossos Palace, wander through charming villages, and visit the ancient Platanus tree in Krasi, a symbol of Cretan heritage. This cultural and culinary adventure seamlessly combines history, tradition, and natural beauty.

Explore the marvels of Knossos Palace, the allure of traditional villages, and the breathtaking Lasithi Plateau.

Engage with Local Culture: Embrace authentic Cretan traditions, indulge in local cuisine, and sample premium olive oil, all enhanced by the warm hospitality of Crete.

Olive Grove Farm Tour: Discover the art of cultivating olive trees and producing olive oil, and enjoy exclusive tastings of Crete’s finest products.

Comfortable Travel: Unwind in our minivan with small groups, or opt for a private tour with an expert guide/driver.

Easy Access: Includes pick-up and drop-off from your hotel, port, or designated meeting points.

• Bring a light jacket just in case

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.