• Old Venetian Harbor of Heraklion - The Old Venetian Port of Heraklion is a remarkable symbol of Crete’s extensive maritime legacy and its strategic significance during the Venetian era from the 13th to the 17th century. Originally constructed to be a crucial center for commerce and defense, the port was once surrounded by shipyards and warehouses that bolstered Venetian naval dominance in the Eastern Mediterranean. Its well-maintained architecture, stone piers, and arched structures showcase the engineering prowess and ambition of that period. Strolling along the harbor today, one can still sense the vibrant history shaped by merchants, sailors, and centuries of cultural interaction.
• Castello del Molo (Koules) - Standing majestically at the entrance of Heraklion’s Old Venetian Port, the Koule Fortress—also known as the Rocca al Mare—has guarded the harbor for centuries. Constructed by the Venetians in the early 16th century, this impressive structure was intended to shield the city and its crucial maritime routes from pirate attacks and enemy fleets. With its robust stone walls, battlements, and rich history, the fortress served not only as a military bastion but also as a symbol of Venetian authority in the Eastern Mediterranean. Today, its lasting presence narrates the story of Heraklion’s strategic significance and the tumultuous history of Crete’s coastal defenses.
• Dia - Under the protection of the Natura 2000 project, Dia is home to rich biodiversity and intriguing myths. The journey to the island takes about an hour, offering peace, stunning sea views, and an opportunity to learn about eco-sailing and marine life. For those interested, a skilled skipper can assist with sailing activities. Upon reaching Dia, anchoring at pristine, wind-sheltered coves allows for enjoyment of marine activities with provided equipment, including snorkeling gear, stand-up paddleboards (SUP), and more. Alternatively, guests can remain onboard and enjoy all the amenities available. Sunbathe on the expansive front deck, or savor the aromatic white wine. Included in the trip is an all-inclusive meal featuring: Main Dish: Pasta with shrimp and tomato sauce (vegetarian option available without shrimp). Side: Greek salad. Dessert: Seasonal fresh fruits. Drinks: Unlimited aromatic white Greek wine, a variety of soft drinks, and bottled water.

• Private transportation
• Meals
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• On-board restrooms
• All Fees and Taxes
• Bottled water
• Carbonated beverages

Embark on a distinctive sailing adventure and indulge in our all-inclusive, genuine Mediterranean menu, featuring unlimited aromatic white wine, soft drinks, and bottled water.
The voyage to the island takes approximately an hour, providing peace, stunning views of the Cretan Sea, ample space for sunbathing on the comfortable and spacious deck, and an opportunity to learn about eco-sailing and marine life.
For those interested, the experienced skipper can offer guidance in sailing activities, allowing participation in the sailing experience.
Upon reaching Dia, the vessel anchors in pristine, wind-sheltered coves with crystal-clear, turquoise waters, perfect for swimming, using the provided diving equipment, or simply unwinding. Alternatively, guests can remain onboard and enjoy all the available amenities. Sunbathing on the deck or socializing in the shaded cockpit, equipped with comfortable sofas and large, plush cushions, are also delightful options.

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