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Winery Dourakis, War Museum Akifou, Sfakia and Loutro from Chania
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Stop At: War Museum Askifou, Od. Vrisses- Chora Sfakia, Askifou, Crete 73001 Greece
To visit the winery, you will enjoy a wonderful drive on the highway Chania-Rethymnon that runs along the north coast of Crete.
Surrounded by glorious scenery offered by the island of Crete, we find a stone building which is the winery. The winery has a customer service and a wine tasting cellar, where hundreds of visitors from all around the world each year discover or deepen their love for Greek wines. The family offers the opportunity for the visitors to taste high quality wine according to their individual taste, need and preference. The members of the Dourakis’ family are qualified wine advisers whose goal is to make your visit both a delightful experience and an education.
After the heady pleasures we will head south of Crete and we will reach the village of Askifou. War Museum Askifou: The private museum is owned by George Hatzidakis who experienced a dramatic struggle under the German occupation. By the end of the war he began to gather passionately every vestige of the battle to be able to keep alive the memories of that period. The collection currently has over 2000 items from the period 1940 to 1944 and continues to grow ever thanks to persistent and admirable efforts.
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Chania Venetian Lighthouse, Old Port, Chania Town, Crete Greece
After this visit of some knowledge on the history of Crete, we will travel to the beautiful Loutro in order to enjoy the south Crete. Sfakia-Loutro: Here you can come either by boat from Sfakia or by water taxi. It is a quiet, amphitheatrically built, picturesque fishing village, which is dominated by white and blue, making it reminiscent to a Cycladic island. It takes its name from the baths that have been found in the area of which the ruins still stand today through which water was channeled to Anopolis. Due to the lack of roads, the bath is ideal for those wanting a quiet holiday away from the bustle of the city or the busy touristic centers. The water is crystal clear and has a dark blue and green color.
Duration: 3 hours
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This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: War Museum Askifou, Od. Vrisses- Chora Sfakia, Askifou, Crete 73001 Greece
To visit the winery, you will enjoy a wonderful drive on the highway Chania-Rethymnon that runs along the north coast of Crete.
Surrounded by glorious scenery offered by the island of Crete, we find a stone building which is the winery. The winery has a customer service and a wine tasting cellar, where hundreds of visitors from all around the world each year discover or deepen their love for Greek wines. The family offers the opportunity for the visitors to taste high quality wine according to their individual taste, need and preference. The members of the Dourakis’ family are qualified wine advisers whose goal is to make your visit both a delightful experience and an education.
After the heady pleasures we will head south of Crete and we will reach the village of Askifou. War Museum Askifou: The private museum is owned by George Hatzidakis who experienced a dramatic struggle under the German occupation. By the end of the war he began to gather passionately every vestige of the battle to be able to keep alive the memories of that period. The collection currently has over 2000 items from the period 1940 to 1944 and continues to grow ever thanks to persistent and admirable efforts.
Duration: 3 hours
Stop At: Chania Venetian Lighthouse, Old Port, Chania Town, Crete Greece
After this visit of some knowledge on the history of Crete, we will travel to the beautiful Loutro in order to enjoy the south Crete. Sfakia-Loutro: Here you can come either by boat from Sfakia or by water taxi. It is a quiet, amphitheatrically built, picturesque fishing village, which is dominated by white and blue, making it reminiscent to a Cycladic island. It takes its name from the baths that have been found in the area of which the ruins still stand today through which water was channeled to Anopolis. Due to the lack of roads, the bath is ideal for those wanting a quiet holiday away from the bustle of the city or the busy touristic centers. The water is crystal clear and has a dark blue and green color.
Duration: 3 hours
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Transportation
- All Taxes
Not included
- Tips
- Personal Expesnses
- Entry/Admission - War Museum Askifou
- Entry/Admission - Chania Venetian Lighthouse
Additional
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Most travelers can participate
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
Features
Cultural
95%
Tourism
85%
