Excursions from
Lassity

What to see in Lassithi

The stunning landscapes of Lassithi captivate every visitor and when you add to that the abundance of historic sites, the famous beaches and the luxurious resorts, this region of Crete is a perfect paradise. Visit the Cave of Diktea, where the Thunderer himself is said to have been born, stroll through the quiet streets of the traditional crafts village of Crete or enjoy the colorful promenade of Voulismeni in Agios Nikolaos.

Things to see nearby

Despite the many fascinating places in this region, a vacation in Greece is a great chance to combine a beach holiday with a chance to touch the history of the myths and legends of ancient Greece by visiting its most famous cities and regions. From Lassithi you can visit the mysterious ruins of the palace of Phaistos at the south of Crete, or take a boat trip to the romantic island of Santorini or to one of the most beautiful bays on the planet, Balos.

Which are the popular excursions in Lassithi

The fantastic island of Crete, as well as other corners of hospitable Greece, is rich with beautiful bays, picturesque nature, colorful cities and a large number of monuments, palaces, fortresses and other evidence of a very rich and interesting history, originating from the highly developed Minoan civilization.

From Lassithi you can go on a variety of excursions:

• For those who are eager to experience the atmosphere of the past, we recommend to visit the palace of Knossos and the cave of Zeus or the well-known island of Spinalonga;
• If you appreciate in your tour not only the historical sites, but also the fantastic views, we suggest you to choose a trip to Samaria Gorge or to relax on the palm-lined beach of Vai;
• If you like to travel by sea, take a trip by sea to the pirate island of Gramvousa, the island of magnificent sunsets Santorini, or to one of the oldest cities in Europe - the capital of Greece, Athens;
• The little ones will certainly appreciate the Cretan Aquarium and the Minotaur's Labyrinth.

How much are the excursions in Lassithi

We offer a variety of tours from Lassithi - both to Crete and other islands and even to mainland Greece. Prices, depending on the trip chosen, range from €50 for a group tour to €600 for an individual guided tour. For €110, you can take a fascinating tour of Western Crete with a group of other vacationers, and €159 per person is the cost of a boat trip to Athens. To see all the sights of Lassithi on a guided individual excursion is available for €400.

The right way to travel in Lassithi

Advantages of our Service

A tour in sunny Greece is a magical opportunity to relive history and to see with your own eyes the places which you remember from textbooks or you often see in postcards and pictures on the internet.

And in order to make every trip to the sights bring maximum benefit and pleasure, we offer to use our services:

• The best guides, who know everything about Greece, will share with you their sincere love for this country;
• luxury cars and professional drivers will make your trip easy and safe;
• we do not offer "a pig in a poke" - all routes are available on our website;
• Payment will not cause difficulties - choose the most convenient way for you;
• booking a tour is easy and fast.

Why individual tours

During a vacation, most people want to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of rest as much as possible. Choosing the individual format of travel, you get the highest level of comfort:

• The opportunity to choose the right class of car for the trip;
• the route is made according to your wishes;
• No need to squeeze through the crowd to hear the guide - his attention is only devoted to you;
• the pace of the trip depends only on your wishes - you do not have to hurry to the departing tour bus;
• there is no need to argue with other travelers about the need to turn on the air conditioner or a stop in a beautiful place.

What to see on your own

Lassithi is a scenic area with many unique sites. Relax on picturesque Chrysi Island, nestled in thickets of junipers and quaint cedars, where the ruins of a Minoan settlement still remain, and the pearlescent sheen of the sand and the alluring turquoise of the sea water make time stand still.