Preveli reminds of an exotic lagoon. Preveli beach and lagoon, sometimes known locally as "Palm Beach", is located below the monastery which is our first stop.
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Preveli reminds of an exotic lagoon. Preveli beach and lagoon, sometimes known locally as "Palm Beach", is located below the monastery which is our first stop.The Patriarchal Preveli Monastery of St. John the Theologian, known as the Monastery of Preveli, comprises two main building complexes, the ruined Lower Monastery of St. John the Baptist, and the currently operational Upper (Rear) Monastery of St. John the Theologian. Behind the beach is an extensive glade of palm trees. The beach is approachable by boats from the nearby resort of Plakias.It is an oasis of palm trees with crystalline greenish waters and fine soft sand. The Kourtaliotis River ends at this wonderful beach, creating a delta. Apart from the superb palm trees, lush vegetation surrounds the beach and the river, creating a dreamy landscape.Afterwards we will visit the city of Rethimnon where you have plenty of time to enjoy a traditionaly prepared meal or enjoy a cold glass of coffee.
Type of excursion: Beach – Full Day
Should take: Comfortable shoes, Hat, Sun protection, Camera, Bathing Suit
Return to hotels: 20:00 – 21:30
Entrance fees not included.
Departure point of this excursion is set the small marina area of Mirabello Hotel at 9:00 a.m. heading to Spinalonga fortress and the marvelous beach of Kolokytha and Glaria, a small island near Kolokytha beach and opposite of Elounda village. On arrival we fish small size fish using rods and reels
The route takes us to Delos with a view to theancient harbour and the ruins, then between Delos and the coast of Rhenia past the little islands "Ano and Kato Rematiaris" towards the South to the uninhabited islands "Prassonissia" where we can enjoy the magic light of the sun setting over Delos.
A visit to Crete is incomplete without visiting the renowned Minoan Palace of Knossos! This fabulous site is dating back 4.000 ago. Two brilliant palaces built in Neolithic times. Visit the room of the thrown and the frescoes depicting the Prince of Crete. Every single stone suggests that a great ci
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