• Milatos Cave - Nestled within the rugged cliffs above Milatos village, this cave holds a significant place in Cretan history. In 1823, it served as a refuge for hundreds of villagers during the Ottoman occupation. Today, a small chapel within the cave honors this poignant chapter of history.
• Omalia Olive Press - Situated in the scenic landscapes of Crete, Greece, Omalia Olive Press is a true treasure for olive oil lovers. As a travel agency operator in this vibrant area, exploring the olive oil production process at Omalia is a delightful experience. The air is filled with the delightful aroma of freshly pressed olives as you observe the traditional craftsmanship involved in every bottle. Visitors embark on a sensory journey, discovering the rich history and dedication that Omalia Olive Press brings to the art of olive oil production. It’s more than just oil; it’s a cultural experience that adds a flavorful touch to your exploration of the stunning Cretan countryside.
• Kera Kardiotissa Monastery - Set in the tranquil landscapes of Crete, the Kera Kardiotissa Monastery is a hidden gem for those seeking peace and spirituality. As a travel agency operator in Crete, you have the ideal opportunity to introduce your clients to this serene sanctuary. The monastery, with its rich history and beautiful architecture, offers insight into the island’s cultural and religious heritage. Surrounded by lush greenery and overlooking majestic mountains, Kera Kardiotissa provides a peaceful retreat, inviting visitors to embrace the tranquility of the surroundings and connect with the spiritual essence of Crete. A visit to this enchanting monastery promises not only a cultural experience but also a moment of reflection and inner peace amidst the natural beauty of the region.
• Lasinthos Eco Park - A haven of nature and Cretan tradition

Lasinthos offers a variety of interactive activities and attractions. The park’s main aim is to revive techniques of Cretan traditional art. Around a picturesque square, you can find spots where artisans share their knowledge and skills with you. Here, you will see artisans, who enjoy imparting their knowledge, create traditional woven items, clay pots, and more. Guests will have the opportunity to taste olive oil, Cretan wine, and “raki” – the traditional spirit of Crete. The entire visit combines culture and taste, fun, action, and pleasure.

• Tzermiado - Experiencing a traditional lunch in Tzermiado village in Crete is a delightful journey into the heart of Cretan hospitality and flavors. As you enter this charming village, you’ll be warmly greeted by the locals who take great pride in sharing their culinary traditions. Imagine yourself seated at a quaint taverna, surrounded by the rustic charm of stone buildings and the inviting aroma of local dishes wafting through the air.

Tzermiado is famous for its authentic Cretan cuisine, and a traditional lunch here is a feast for the senses. From savory moussaka and hearty lamb dishes to vibrant salads bursting with freshness, every bite reflects the rich tapestry of Cretan gastronomy. Be sure to savor the local olive oil, freshly baked bread, and a sip of raki to truly immerse yourself in the authentic flavors of this beautiful village. It’s more than just a meal; it’s a genuine taste of Cretan culture, served with warm smiles and genuine hospitality.

• Krasi - Krasi is a traditional mountain village renowned for its charming central square, featuring stone fountains and a massive plane tree believed to be 2,400 years old. The streets are lined with cozy taverns and cafes, and there are several small stone churches.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes

• Admission at Kera Monastery 3.00 Euros
• Tips & Gratuities
• Lunch is optional and it is not included

What Sets This Tour Apart

This is more than just a sightseeing excursion—it’s an exploration into the serene, genuine essence of Crete. The tour avoids the usual tourist paths. Instead, it takes you through mountain villages, sacred caves, tranquil monasteries, and operational olive mills that maintain traditional methods.

Travel comfortably with a local guide who is familiar with the backroads and the stories behind each location. From savoring fresh olive oil to resting under the shade of a 2,000-year-old tree, every experience is authentic and leisurely. This tour is crafted for those who wish to discover how Crete truly lives and breathes—beyond the typical images and into its vibrant soul.

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