• Melidoni Cave - Venture into the intriguing depths of Melidoni Cave, one of Crete’s most remarkable and historically rich natural landmarks. Explore dramatic rock formations, expansive chambers, and breathtaking stalactites and stalagmites, while discovering the cave’s mythological, spiritual, and historical significance.

Once a sacred site for the ancient Minoans and later a stronghold during the Ottoman occupation, the cave holds a compelling narrative. Inside, visitors can see the memorial chamber, which honors the hundreds of locals who tragically perished during a siege in 1824 — an event that left a profound impact on Cretan history.

This exclusive tour also offers reduced admission fees to the cave, ensuring your visit is not only unforgettable but also excellent value.

Whether drawn by natural beauty, mythology, or history, Melidoni Cave provides a moving and visually captivating experience that will linger long after your visit.

• Heraklion Archaeological Museum - The Heraklion Archaeological Museum stands as one of Greece’s most significant museums and ranks among the largest and most important archaeological museums globally. It boasts an extensive collection of ancient artifacts from the Minoan civilization, which thrived on Crete from approximately 2600 BC to 1100 BC. Museum visitors can explore a remarkable array of exhibits, including pottery, jewelry, weapons, and statues, all offering a captivating glimpse into the daily life, culture, and art of the ancient Cretans. Noteworthy exhibits include the Phaistos Disc, a mysterious artifact adorned with hieroglyphs, and the Snake Goddess figurines, iconic symbols of Minoan art. With its rich and diverse collection, the Heraklion Archaeological Museum provides unparalleled insight into the history and civilization of ancient Crete, making it an essential destination for any island visitor.

• The Palace of Knossos - The Palace of Knossos is a significant archaeological site situated in Heraklion, Crete, Greece. It is believed to have been the palace of the ancient Minoan civilization, which thrived on Crete from around 2000 to 1400 BCE. The palace is renowned for its intricate architectural design and advanced engineering, featuring multiple levels, courtyards, and storerooms. It also showcases the famous Bull-Leaping Fresco, along with other frescoes and murals that offer insight into Minoan art and culture.

• Private transportation
• Complimentary bottled water
• Included liability insurance and local taxes
• USB sockets available for device charging
• Air-conditioned vehicles for your comfort
• Flexible personal pick-up and drop-off

• Entrances to Knossos Palace, Archaeological Museum & Melidoni Cave
• Gratuities
• Lunch (Optional)

Embark on a distinctive private tour featuring Knossos, the Heraklion Archaeological Museum, the Cave of Zeus, and the Lassithi Plateau. Participants on this journey can immerse themselves in the grandeur of ancient Knossos, the most significant Minoan landmark on the island and unravel the intriguing lore which surrounds it. They can then delve into a trove of antiquities at the Heraklion Archaeological Museum, boasting an abundant assortment of Minoan civilization artifacts. The journey also includes a stop at the Cave of Zeus, the proclaimed birthplace of the god-king and a key highlight among the island’s natural marvels. Concluding the tour, attendees can relish the stunning vistas and tranquil charm of the Lassithi Plateau’s mountainous landscape. For those aiming for a genuinely Cretan experience filled with history, mythology, and nature’s grandeur, this tour is an ideal pick.

• For this tour there will be approximately 4-5 hours hours the driving time.

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