• Omalia Olive Press - Situated in the charming landscapes of Crete, the Omalia Olive Press is a family-run sanctuary where the age-old craft of olive oil production blends seamlessly with modern techniques. Encircled by the scenic olive groves of the area, this establishment not only embodies the rich cultural legacy of Cretan olive farming but also highlights the fusion of traditional practices and contemporary technology in crafting the esteemed Cretan olive oil. Guided tours provide an intimate look at the careful selection and pressing process, while the facility remains deeply connected to the local community and sustainable practices, ensuring that Crete’s liquid gold continues to represent the region’s heritage and quality.
• Platanus Tree - In the charming village of Krasi, located on the island of Crete, an extraordinary Platanus tree stands as a living symbol of history, nature’s resilience, and the enduring spirit of this community. Estimated to be around 2,400 years old, it is celebrated as the oldest of its kind on the island. This ancient tree has witnessed countless generations, making it a symbol of historical importance and a treasured part of local culture. Its expansive canopy offers shade and unity for villagers and visitors, fostering a deep connection between people and nature. Krasi’s ancient Platanus tree is not just a natural marvel; it’s a living link to the past, providing all who encounter it an opportunity to reflect on the relentless passage of time and the lasting beauty of Crete.
• Kera Kardiotissa Monastery - Situated on a hillside overlooking Mirabello Bay, the Kera Kardiotissa Monastery is a peaceful haven of Greek Orthodox spirituality. Decorated with frescoes and historical significance, it offers a cultural and spiritual retreat amidst the rugged Cretan landscape. Visitors are greeted by a picturesque setting and panoramic bay views, creating a tranquil escape from the world’s chaos, while honoring the deep-rooted religious heritage of the region.
• Windmills Of Lasithi Plateau - The Windmills of Lasithi Plateau, in the heart of Crete, stand as enduring symbols of a bygone era. These 19th-century windmills, characterized by their cylindrical design and wooden sails, showcase the island’s rich agricultural heritage. Nestled in the fertile Lasithi Plateau, they were once essential in grinding grain and providing sustenance to the local population. These iconic structures not only symbolize Cretan craftsmanship but also offer panoramic views of the picturesque plateau and its lush agricultural fields, creating a blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty that transports visitors to a simpler, more nostalgic time.
• Lassithi Plateau - The Lassithi Plateau is a stunning highland area renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, traditional villages, and rich agricultural heritage. Surrounded by the majestic Dikti Mountains, the plateau is dotted with picturesque windmills, lush fields, and vibrant orchards, making it a unique destination for nature lovers and culture enthusiasts alike. During a tour of the Lassithi Plateau, visitors have the opportunity to choose from a variety of attractions and activities. Explore the charming villages, where traditional stone architecture and local Cretan cuisine can be enjoyed. Discover the ancient caves, or take a leisurely hike through the scenic paths that offer panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Whether interested in cultural sites, outdoor adventures, or simply soaking in the serene atmosphere, the Lassithi Plateau offers something for everyone, ensuring a memorable experience in one of Crete’s most beautiful regions.
• The Palace of Knossos - Located on the captivating island of Crete, the Palace of Knossos is a mesmerizing archaeological wonder, often hailed as the heart of the ancient Minoan civilization. Its labyrinthine layout, remarkable architecture, and vivid frescoes transport visitors to an era over 4,000 years ago. This sprawling complex, believed to be the legendary labyrinth of King Minos, is a captivating testament to Minoan ingenuity, artistry, and advanced culture. A visit to Knossos immerses travelers in the intriguing tales of Greek mythology, and the palace’s mysterious allure continues to evoke wonder, providing a glimpse into the sophisticated world of Europe’s first great civilization.
• Mochos - Mochos is a picturesque village in the Lasithi region of Crete, Greece, set against the backdrop of the Dikti Mountains. Known for its narrow, winding streets and traditional stone houses, the village boasts a warm atmosphere and stunning views of olive groves and vineyards.

Mochos features rich cultural heritage, with Byzantine churches adorned with beautiful frescoes and a lively village square that hosts festivals celebrating Cretan music and cuisine. It’s an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions like the archaeological site of Malia and the north coast beaches, making it a perfect destination for experiencing authentic Cretan village life.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Liability Insurance and Local Taxes
• USB sockets to charge your devices
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Personal pick-up and drop-off with a flexibly adjusted time

• Entrance tickets (23€ total)
• Gratuities

Experience the true essence of Crete with this exceptional excursion that delves into the core of the island’s traditions and legacy. Our trip is an engrossing journey that allows you to explore Crete from the viewpoint of a local, a perspective not easily available anywhere else. We begin at the Aposelemis Dam, then proceed to the Panagia Kera Monastery to absorb its historical and artistic significance. The Lassithi Plateau Windmills reveal a unique aspect of the island, while the Zeus’ Cave transports you to a realm of mythology and folklore.

The ancient 2,400-year-old Platanus Tree in Krassi ties you to the timeless beauty of nature, while the Omiiaia Olive Press provides a sample of Crete’s gastronomic inheritance. We conclude the journey with a tour of the Palace of Knossos, the extensive Minoan landmark. We’ve selected each destination thoughtfully, offering you an opportunity to plunge into history, culture, environment, and indigenous food. It’s this blend of rare locations, expert insights, and authentic interactions that distinguishes our adventure from others.

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