WORLD EUROPE GREECE HERSONISSOS, CRETE

Hersonissos, Crete


Diveshops in Hersonissos, Crete:


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Cape Sounion Half Day Tour 4 hours

Cape Sounion Half Day Tour

Driving along the coastal road past the wonderful beaches of Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, Varkiza and countless caves, one has a splendid view of the Saronic Gulf.

On arrival at Cape Sounion you will be greeted with the magnificent site of the Temple of Poseidon perched atop a small hill. Take in the spectacular views of the Aegean Sea from this well positioned vantage point.

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BBQ Picnic Lunch on the Island of Kalymnos 9 hours

Kalymnos

Sail from the port of Mastihari for approximately 45 minutes before disembarking at Nera on the island of Kalymnos.

The island is known worldwide as the "Sponge Island", as you will find out later on in the day. However, now you have the opportunity to take a swim in the clear waters of secluded Nera beach. Relax while your BBQ lunch is prepared, or you can help out if you would like to.

Enjoy your unforgettable lunch of Greek salad, octopus and Souvlaki while sipping Ouzo (the national drink of Greece) and wine.

After lunch you will sail for a further 30 minutes to Pothia, the capital of Kalymnos. Arriving into the harbor you will see colored houses arranged on the hillside and the lively port area.

It is in Pothia you will see for yourself how natural sponges are processed, and learn more about the history and technique of the local sponge fisherman.

Enjoy your cruise back to Mastihari where the coach is waiting to return you to your hotel.

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Ancient Palace of Knossos and Archaeological Museum of Heraklion 5.5 - 6 hours

Ancient Palace of Knossos and Archaeological Museum of Heraklion

No visit to the town of Heraklion is complete without a visit to the "Ancient Palace of Knossos", the origin of the legend of the labyrinth, which dates back as far as 2000 BC. It was the residence of the legendary King Minos and is situated in a small valley overlooking the river, only 3 miles (5 kilometers) from Heraklion town.

The Palace itself was a multistoried structure with many floors, innumerable corridors and colonnades, excavated and reconstructed by Sir Arthur Evans in 1900. It was the political, economic and religious center of the glorious Minoan Dynasty.

Complete your history lesson with a visit to the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion and admire the greatest collection of Minoan treasures and priceless exhibits in the world.

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