Crete Tours

Legend has it that the gods created Dia Island and there's certainly something heavenly about it. On this trip, you'll set sail to the mythical isle whilst enjoying all-inclusive drinks and a tasty lunch onboard. What's more, with plenty of time for swimming, snorkeling and even a spot of fishing too, this trip really gets the holiday vibes going.

It's all about Crete's wild side on this tour. You'll come face-to-face with monkeys, meerkats lemurs and more at Amazonas Park nature reserve and see a world below the waves with a glass-bottom boat trip. And in between, there's free time to chill out in Agios Nikolaos.Your destination for the morning is Amazonas Park, an animal refuge, where you'll get up-close to some of the world's most unusual, beautiful and endangered animals. You'll also find out about their rainforest environments, and how we can help with conservation efforts.At Agios Nikolaos town, you'll have a couple of hours to shop or grab lunch overlooking Mirabello Bay. Next, hop on to a glass-bottom boat for a trip in the bay. You'll glide out into the bay aboard a semi-submarine which features windows beneath the surface. Kids and adults will have a great time spotting the likes of loggerhead sea turtles and multicoloured fish darting around the rocks.

Accessible only by boat, Loutro is an idyllic seaside village where you can completely disconnect. You'll journey from Sfakia to Loutro by boat and enjoy a day exploring at your own pace, lunch at a local taverna and time to recline under the bright Cretan sun.

The volcanic island of Santorini lies north of Crete. And this daytrip by fast catamaran is a great chance to take a close-up look at it. Curved around a colossal, sea-filled caldera that was formed by a massive volcanic eruption 3,500 years ago, it's all black cliffs, whitewashed villages and blue-domed churches. It's picture-postcard Greece.Once you're on dry land, you'll take off on a scenic tour, exploring many of the island's attractions and learning about its history. Explore a caldera-edge town, where whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and tavernas cascade down the cliff-face in steep terraces.You'll then have some free time in both Oia and the island's capital, Fira. Spend an hour or so snapping up treats in the quaint shops and boutiques. Or, visit some of the best lookouts to take photos – the views over the caldera are great. It's made for selfies.

The tiny island of Spinalonga is just a short hop away from Crete but a visit is like stepping back in time. Centuries of history are packed within the walls that encircle the islet. You'll sail to Spinalonga from Elounda, a 25-minute cruise.On arrival at the islet – which is no more than 435m long and 230m wide – you'll find yourself immersed in its history straight away. Over the years, Spinalonga has been a Venetian outpost, an Ottoman town and a leper colony, which led to it being dubbed the ‘isle of tears'.A guided walk will show you around the Venetian fortress and the leper colony – which closed in the 1950s. See the main street, still lined with the shops and houses where the lepers attempted to live ordinary lives. And look round the old hospital and graveyard. After fascinating if poignant visit, you'll board the boat and sail back to Elounda.

Once the clock strikes midday, it's all aboard the Black Rose pirate boat for a voyage out in the Cretan Sea. You'll enjoy the high seas as you sail out to St George's Bay from Hersonissos. You'll have a couple of hours of swimming, while back on board a light lunch will be ready for everyone to tuck into.The Black Rose will be cruising towards St George's Bay, and as soon as the anchor's down, you'll have a couple of hours to swim in the cool, calm waters that make this bay so special.The boat's crew will have prepared lunch for all before casting off towards Malia where the next stop is scheduled. Meanwhile, there'll be music to keep everyone entertained. An afternoon of hi jinks on the Cretan Sea.

This cruise has everything – great scenery, beach time and a helping of medieval history. Everything starts at Kastelli on Crete's northwest coast, where a boat awaits to carry you across Kissamos bay to the Gramvousa peninsula and isles. And to round off the trip, you'll spend a few hours at Balos lagoon.

You'll pass no end of beautiful coves, caves and beaches on this half-day boat trip along the north coast of Crete. What's more, you'll also enjoy a tasty lunch and stop off for some snorkelling along the way.

A day at sea to blow the cobwebs away has holiday treat written all over it. This cruise has all the ingredients for total relaxation, including scenic sailing around Crete, a tasty lunch, and swimming stops between sunbathing sessions on deck. There'll also be a chance to grab those all-important holiday snaps, with photo stops overlooking ancient Olous and the island of Spinalonga.

This Cretan boat cruise around Mirabello Bay features a half day of knock-out sights and wow-worthy photo opportunities. You'll visit all the best spots for swimming in the Sxistra golf as you cruise to Crete's best-kept secret, Spinalonga. And we'll even throw in a tasty barbecue on the beach in Kolokytha. What's more to love?Cast off from Elounda and you'll glide through the azure waters of Mirabello Bay, soaking in the panoramic sea views and topping up your tan along the way. Your captain will drop anchor in the Sxistra Gulf for a refreshing swim in the Mediterranean, before continuing towards the historic island of Spinalonga – famous for its fortress and intriguing history.Your next stop is the idyllic Kolokytha island. Here, you'll be treated to a barbecue prepared right on the beach, allowing you to savour local flavours with the backdrop of the island. After lunch, you'll have ample time to relax or swim before heading

You'll pass no end of beautiful coves, caves and beaches on this half-day boat trip along the north coast of Crete. What's more, you'll also enjoy a tasty lunch and stop off for some snorkelling along the way.

If you fancy taking a look under the water – without having to get your hair wet – then this glass-bottom boat trip from Agios Nikolaos will give you the glimpse you were looking for. You'll glide out into the bay aboard a semi-submarine for a look at the sea creatures and rock formations you might not ordinarily see.

The calm, warm waters off Crete are ideal for snorkelling. Departing from Hersonissos at midday and stopping at two secluded beaches, including St. George's Beach, you'll have around 45 minutes at prime locations to snorkel, swim or float on inflatable lilos. It's the perfect addition to your Cretan getaway.

Experience a leisurely boat trip in the north of Crete, navigating the calm expanse of Souda Bay. The bay extends several kilometres between the Akrotiri peninsula and Cape Drapano, Explore Souda Island's intriguing rock formations and white cliffs, and stop for a cooling swim and snorkel in the clear Aegean Sea. Finish your journey in Marathi, known for its shallow beaches, fine sand, and plentiful seaside cafes.

The volcanic island of Santorini lies north of Crete. And this daytrip by fast cat is a great chance to take a close-up look at it. Curved around a colossal, sea-filled caldera that was formed by a massive volcanic eruption 3,500 years ago, it's all black cliffs, whitewashed villages and blue-domed churches. It's picture-postcard Greece.Once you're on dry land, you'll take off on a scenic tour, exploring many of the island's attractions and learning about its history. Explore a town where whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and tavernas cascade down the cliff-face in steep terraces.You'll spend about 90 minutes in Oia – the village with the most magnificent views on Santorini. From its lofty clifftop perch, the panorama over the volcanic caldera is pure wow-factor. Then it's on to Fira, the island's capital. You'll have an hour or so to snap up treats in the quaint shops and boutiques.

Get ready for some serious serenity with a sunset cruise along Saint George Bay in Hersonissos. Savour a glass of wine while you watch the tranquil colours of the setting sun, accompanied by the gentle lull of the waves lapping against the boat. Let the warm breeze and impressive views create a moment of pure relaxation, making it an unforgettable experience.

Visit Mirabello and admire beautiful landscapes, take a boat to Spinalonga, and meet a local family that produces the olive oil in a chauffeured vehicle.

The volcanic island of Santorini lies north of Crete. And this daytrip by fast cat is a great chance to take a close-up look at it. Curved around a colossal, sea-filled caldera that was formed by a massive volcanic eruption 3,500 years ago, it's all black cliffs, whitewashed villages and blue-domed churches. It's picture-postcard Greece.Once you're on dry land, you'll take off on a scenic tour, exploring many of the island's attractions and learning about its history. Explore a town where whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and tavernas cascade down the cliff-face in steep terraces.You'll spend about 90 minutes in Oia – the village with the most magnificent views on Santorini. From its lofty clifftop perch, the panorama over the volcanic caldera is pure wow-factor. Then it's on to Fira, the island's capital. You'll have an hour or so to snap up treats in the quaint shops and boutiques.

The volcanic island of Santorini lies north of Crete. And this daytrip by fast cat is a great chance to take a close-up look at it. Curved around a colossal, sea-filled caldera that was formed by a massive volcanic eruption 3,500 years ago, it's all black cliffs, whitewashed villages and blue-domed churches. It's picture-postcard Greece.Once you're on dry land, you'll take off on a scenic tour, exploring many of the island's attractions and learning about its history. Explore a town where whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and tavernas cascade down the cliff-face in steep terraces.You'll spend about 90 minutes in Oia – the village with the most magnificent views on Santorini. From its lofty clifftop perch, the panorama over the volcanic caldera is pure wow-factor. Then it's on to Fira, the island's capital. You'll have an hour or so to snap up treats in the quaint shops and boutiques.

A day at sea to blow the cobwebs away has holiday treat written all over it. This cruise has all the ingredients for total relaxation, including scenic sailing around Crete, a tasty lunch, and swimming stops between sunbathing sessions on deck. There'll also be a chance to grab those all-important holiday snaps, with photo stops overlooking ancient Olous and the island of Spinalonga.