Elafonissi is a small isle on the southwest of Crete, about 3 sq. km. It is connected to the mainland by shallow reef (max. depth 1 meter) that allows crossing when the sea is calm. The temperature here is always a bit higher, than on the other beaches. Walking on the beach of Elafonissi you can find various plants and bushes, small frog, endemic to the island and various lizards considered a protected species...

We start our excursion visiting first the fish village of Georgioupolis known for the small church that sits on the edge of a rock by the sea. Then we’ll move towards Kournas Lake, one of the two lakes in Crete. It is surrounded by the famous "White Mountains" and its southeast side is covered with olive trees...

The south of Crete is famous not only for sandy and pebble beaches, but also for the variety of flora and fauna. Our trip will be held in the most beautiful natural region of Sfakia, which is till recent times isolated from the other world and famous for its old traditions. The inhabitants of the village still adhere to the local traditions and wear traditional clothes...

Santorini is extremely beautiful: gorgeous sea, beaches with white, red and black sand, amazing volcano view and white houses with blue sloping roofs. The island slopes downward from the cliffs to the surrounding Aegean Sea Its spectacular physical beauty has made the island one of Europe's top tourist hotspots...

“Knossos Palace” is the one of the most exciting and ancient places to visit in Crete. This is the evidence of one of the most developed civilizations - Minoan civilization, dated back 5th millennium BC. The palace was destroyed about 1350 BC and extensive reconstructions were carried out by the archeologist, Sir Arthur Evans...

The Island of Crete is famous for its gorges: Samaria is the biggest gorge in Europe, one of the most beautiful places in the world, and one the most popular tourist attractions in Crete. It's a long walk of 16 km from the plateau of Omalos down to the village of Agia Roumeli on the coast of Libyan Sea...