Crete : Samaria Easy way Gorge from Sfakia with Private Transfer

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1. Samaria Gorge, the longest Gorge in Europe,4,000 feet above sea level. Your full-day(12-hour) excursion to Samaria Gorge begins with a pick-up with luxury Mercedes vito minivan from Rethymnon areas and a drive to Omalos, in the heart of the White Mountains you can enjoy breakfast before you start the hike. The trek will take you over rocks and stones, through a forest of 1000-year-old trees and along a river and by fresh-water springs. The professional driver speaks English and will explain all the necessary info and provide you the tickets for the entrance and boat .Each one of the clients walks on their own pace. At the end of the trek you’ll visit the village of Agia Roumeli, where you’ll find taverns, bars and shops. You have time for a swim and lunch. Late in the afternoon about 17:30 you’ll board a boat that will take you from Agia Roumeli to Sfakia, where the minivan will be waiting to transfer you back to the starting point.

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2. At the end of the trek you’ll visit the village of Agia Roumeli, where you’ll find taverns, bars and shops. You have time for a swim and lunch

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3. A meeting point is arranged to get your ferry tickets from you escort. Late in the afternoon about 17:30 you’ll board a boat that will take you from Agia Roumeli to Sfakia, where the bus will be waiting to transfer you back to the starting point.

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Avbestilling

Gratis avbestilling inntil 24 timer før opplevelsen starter, med full refusjon.

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How it compares in Chania

• Its from-price is 49% above the median of the 205 dagsturer we list in Chania.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Chania

Chania, on Crete's north-west coast, is a Venetian harbour town of old mosques and tall houses, with mountain gorges and beaches within reach.

Chania's old harbour is a crescent of tall Venetian houses facing a stone breakwater and a lighthouse rebuilt by the Egyptians in the nineteenth century. The domed Mosque of the Janissaries stands on the quay, left from the Ottoman centuries, and behind it narrow lanes in the Splantzia and Topanas quarters pass Venetian and Ottoman houses, churches and small workshops. The cross-shaped covered market sells cheese, honey and herbs.

Top-ranked sights in Chania: Marathi Beach, Venetian Lighthouse, Venetian Harbor.

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