• Elafonissi Beach - Situated off the southwestern coast of Crete, approximately 75 kilometers from Chania town, Elafonisi beach and its small island are easily accessible from the mainland, often without even getting one’s feet wet. Historically, pirates used it to conceal their treasures (lafyra), which is how it got its name. The island, measuring about 1.3 km in length and 400 meters in width, is a protected nature reserve and features one of the most exquisite sandy beaches in Greece. Notably, Elafonisi was the sole Greek entry on Tripadvisor’s list of the world’s top 25 beaches in 2014. This is unsurprising given its dazzling white-pink sand, turquoise-white lagoon-like waters that shimmer in the breeze, and its exotic landscape with sparse vegetation contrasting the rugged Cretan mountains. Visitors can explore numerous small coves, sandy beaches, and intriguing rock formations on the island. It is also home to 110 plant species, including the rare and protected Androcymbium rechingeri.
• Falassarna Beach - Located in the western region of Crete, about 53 km from Chania and 13 km from Kissamos, Falasarna beach is a favorite among day-trippers. Its breathtaking beaches and clear turquoise waters are unparalleled. The beach has received numerous accolades for its beauty, amenities, and services. Its expansive sandy stretch is a major draw, allowing visitors to enjoy it even during peak season. Swimming in the pristine turquoise waters offers an unparalleled experience. The beach is well-equipped with umbrellas and sunbeds, though there are also free areas for those who prefer to bring their own gear. The most captivating feature is the stunning and unique sunset, considered one of the most beautiful in Greece, with an unobstructed view from the beach to the horizon.
• The Monumental Olive Tree of Vouves - The Olive Tree of Vouves is likely one of the oldest olive trees globally, still bearing fruit today. While its exact age is uncertain, tree ring analysis indicates it is at least 2000 years old, and scientists from the University of Crete estimate it to be 4000 years old. In 1997, it was designated a protected natural monument, and in October 2009, the Olive Tree Museum of Vouves was opened in a nearby 19th-century house, showcasing traditional olive cultivation tools. Since the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, olive branches “kotinos” from this ancient tree have been used for the Marathon winners’ wreaths in every Olympic game. Annually, over 20,000 visitors from around the world come to see this ancient tree.

• Local tour guide
• Small group up to 15 people
• Sandwiches, Cretan pies in a snack box
• Cold soft drinks, beer, wine, bottled water
• Olive oil tasting
• Audiovisual presentation of Cretan customs on the bus
• On-board WiFi
• USB charging ports in bus
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Public liability insurance
• 2026: This activity operates every Monday, Wednesday & Saturday from May 18 to the end of September.

• Sunbeds on the beach
• Gratuities

Experience an Ideal Day of Sun, Sea & Culture!

Delight in nearly 5 hours of pure relaxation as you swim and sunbathe by the sea, visiting two of Greece’s most renowned beaches—Elafonisi and Falasarna—all in one memorable day.

The journey begins at Elafonisi, the most stunning destination of the day. Immerse yourself in shallow turquoise waters, stroll along soft pink sands, and discover the exotic lagoons, perfect even for children.

Then, travel west to the magnificent Falasarna Beach, a local favorite celebrated for its crystal-clear turquoise sea and expansive, white sandy shore—ideal for relaxing under the sun.

The final stop is the traditional village of Vouves, where you’ll see the oldest olive tree in the world and savor a tasting of pure Cretan extra virgin olive oil—a genuine taste of the island’s heritage.

Small group tour – maximum 15 people!
Limited seats – book now to secure your spot!

• Travellers need to walk about 500 meters from the parking lot to the beach in Elafonisi, because Elafonisi beach is a protected area and cars/buses are not allowed to park closer.
• Summer Season 2026: This activity operates every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday from May 18 through the end of September.

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