Spinalonga and Agios Nikolaos with Czech or Hungarian guide
Discount for kidsWhat You'll See
- Swimming in the bay
- Charming Spinalonga
- Walk through the city of Agios Nikolaos
What’s included
- Transfer
- Guide service
- Boat trip
- Lunch
Not included
- Entrance fee to the Spinalonga fortress - approx. 20 EUR per person
Program Description
Transfer from hotels. The tour begins with arrival at the picturesque fishing village of Elounda. Continue with a cruise to the island of Spinalonga, located in the Aegean Sea. On the way to Kolokytha beach, a BBQ lunch break and time to swim in the blue waters. Upon returning to the mainland, enjoy a walking tour of the charming and romantic Agios Nikolaos. The town today is an international cosmopolitan resort, located on three hills with an charming character and small winding streets. The next stop of the tour is Lake Vulismeni - the city's most precious treasure, with thousands of legends that make it even more attractive. The last point of the tour is a visit to the Vassilakis olive oil factory. This is a unique opportunity to see a demonstration of oil production. Time to by local specialties, then transfer to hotels.
Vouchers
- You'll receive your voucher via email, immediately after booking.
- Your voucher contains all key information, such as pickup times and meeting points.
- Use the digital voucher on your mobile device or print it for convenience. Be sure to reach the pickup point 15 minutes ahead of time to avoid delays and ensure a smooth start to your tour.
Reviews
The trip was amazing, the boat trip was beautiful, the lunch was delicious. Pamí the guide was amazing, we were blown away by her explanation and knowledge. We enjoyed it a lot and have a lot of experiences for which we are very grateful ❤️
The guide was Martina, I think? A blonde, very nice :) and her explanation was amazing, Spinalonga is a beautiful place with a sad history and she can convey it brilliantly, it`s interesting and touching and it brought tears to my eyes a little, it`s good that people who can really do it justice go to such places! When you hear it, it`s like being there at that time, it really leaves an impression, one of the nicest trips I`ve been on, except for the jeeps.. Lunch on the boat was good, large portions, there were long queues for it but that makes sense with how many people there were; those who didn`t want to swim could stay on the boat where the bar was open the whole time. Agios Nikolaos is picturesque, there was about an hour or so of free time, just enough for taking pictures, refreshing yourself and buying souvenirs :) I would recommend the trip! Just a recommendation, there`s not that much shade on the boat so hats and goggles and lots of water are a must! Most of the seats are in the sun (at the back, on top and on the side of the ship that is lit, the shade is only inside by the bar where it is immediately full and then the other side of the ship). The only drawback in my opinion is the organization of the bus to the beginning of the trip, etc., if you go from a hotel that is further away (like us from Almyra), you first get on a Polish bus (if you don`t speak English, do you have a problem?) and then halfway through they tell you to change to another one and then you meet the tour guide at the port, and we went straight back on the Polish bus, which left a little earlier so the poor tour guide was chasing us in the olive grove because the Poles had already left earlier... And sometimes they don`t announce very clearly which hotel they are stopping at when the Polish tour guide has already got off, so you have to be careful not to overtake your hotel.. (the same situation is more or less the same with Knossos), but the trip itself is beautiful and I definitely recommend it anyway
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