From Chania: Rethymno - Argiroupolis Village - Kournas LakePremium Vehicle 3-seats
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Ülke: Greece
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08:00 saatler
Açıklama
Explore the lifestyle and culture of West Crete on a private guided tour departing from Chania. Discover the city of Rethymno, the traditional village of Argyroupoli, and the Lake Kournas scenery.
Let's discover together Western Crete - an idyllic destination on the island that effortlessly captures the spirit of authentic Philoxenia ("Hospitality").
We will explore the Venetian city of Rethymno, the charming lake of Kournas, and the romantic town of Chania by enjoying maximum comfort and privacy with our logistics.
Visit the village of Argyroupolis (Ancient Lappa city), where you will experience an authentic lunch at a cozy place surrounded by mountainous waterfalls, the smell of tasty grilled lamb on the spit (Cretan Antikristo), and friendly locals.
Last but not least, you will have the chance for a unique homemade wine tasting by Kournas Lake. Prepare to excite all your senses!
Öne Çıkanlar
- Spend time outdoors and experience bathing in the Lake Kournas
- Stroll the Venetian city of Rethymno & discover the finest local products
- Unearth the ancient Argyroupoli village & taste the Cretan lamb on the spit
- Let your local guide unveil some off-the-beaten-path sceneries of West Crete
- Venture through Chania's romantic street markets and shop for local items
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Enjoy personal pick-up & drop-off from your hotel, villa, cruise, or any other point on Crete island.
Note: pick-up time is flexible and upon your final confirmation.
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