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.
The sun, the sea and the hot sand will mobilize and simultaneously will appease all human senses. The body enjoys the direct contact with the elements of nature and is delivered to them nonchalently. While the mind travels in unknown coasts, gulves and harbors, it engraves marine
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Tags: Zaros is known from the antiquity for the water spring which still provides fresh water. The trip from Heraklion to the Lake of Zaros takes about an hour and a half. The same goes for the return. The forest of Rouvas, in the gorge of Saint Nicholas, is an important ecosystem of holly trees of
Drive through the fertile plain of Beotia, crossing the towns of Thebes connected with the tragedy of King Oedipus - Levadia and Arachova (short stop on the way back). Arrive at Delphi, the center of Ancient World - the "Omphalos" (Navel of Earth)
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