• Imbros Gorge - Imbros Gorge is the second most visited gorge in Crete, following the Samaria Gorge. Besides its natural beauty, its popularity is due to the manageable walking time of about 3.5 hours and its year-round accessibility, making it especially favored in April when the Samaria Gorge remains closed. The narrowest section of the gorge is 1.60 meters wide, and it concludes at the village of Kommitades, situated at an altitude of 780 meters at the southern end of the fertile Askyfou plain.
• Frangokastello Beach - Located in the Sfakia region, 13 kilometers east of Chora Sfakion and west of Plakias, Frangokastello is renowned for its well-preserved Venetian castle and the mysterious

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Imbros gorge entrance fee: 2.5 € per person

What sets this tour apart for customers is the chance to discover the breathtaking Imbros Gorge, the second most visited gorge in Crete. This gorge showcases stunning natural beauty and remains open throughout the year, allowing access even in spring when the renowned Samaria Gorge is closed. With an average walking duration of approximately 3.5 hours, it is a suitable hike for most visitors. The gorge’s narrowest section, at just 1.60 meters wide, adds a thrilling aspect to the adventure. Additionally, the tour features a stop at Frangokastello Castle and Beach, celebrated for its well-preserved Venetian castle and the intriguing “Drosoulites” or “dew shadows” phenomenon, visible when the sea is calm and the air is humid. Frangokastello Beach is perfect for families with young children due to its very shallow waters.

• Travel time is included on the total tour duration
• Not recommended for travelers with knees problems

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.