• The Palace of Knossos - The Palace of Knossos is a prominent archaeological site situated on the island of Crete, Greece. It served as the hub of the Minoan civilization and is linked to the legendary King Minos. Discovered by Sir Arthur Evans in the early 20th century, the site boasts a complex palace structure adorned with stunning frescoes, intricate architecture, and a maze-like layout. The archaeological discoveries offer valuable insights into Minoan culture, art, and daily life, making Knossos an essential site for understanding ancient history in the Aegean region.
• Koronekes - Koronekes Olive Mill is a family-operated business located near Archanes, Crete, specializing in the production of organic monovarietal extra virgin olive oils. Their 2,000 Koroneiki olive trees cover over 18 hectares and are certified organic. The mill uses traditional first cold-pressed methods, employing a three-floor structure that utilizes gravity to transport the oil from production to storage and bottling.

Visitors to Koronekes can enjoy guided tours that offer insights into organic olive farming and the olive oil production process. The tours often include tastings of various olive oils, allowing guests to savor the distinct flavors of their products. Additionally, the mill provides cooking demonstrations and workshops, including activities designed for children, making it a family-friendly destination.

• Lyrarakis Winery - Lyrarakis Winery, founded in 1966, is a family-owned estate located in Alagni, Crete, about 20 kilometers south of Heraklion. The winery is celebrated for its commitment to reviving and cultivating rare indigenous grape varieties, such as Dafni, Plyto, and Melissaki, significantly contributing to the preservation of Crete’s rich viticultural heritage.
  The estate’s vineyards are positioned at an average altitude of 480 meters in central Crete, benefiting from calcareous gravelly soils that enhance the unique characteristics of their wines. Lyrarakis Winery focuses on organic farming practices, with plans for organic certification by the 2023 harvest.
  Lyrarakis Winery offers a variety of experiences for visitors, including guided tours and tastings. Guests can explore the vineyards, learn about the winemaking process, and enjoy tastings of their premium wines.

• Private transportation
• Licensed Tour Guide (only for Knossos Palace)
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Pick up and Drop off
• Liability Insurance Coverage

• Knossos Palace ticket: Full €20
• Koronekes Olive mill: €18 (Vip tour and tasting)
• Lyrarakis Winery: €25 (single area wine tasting-Guided tasting of 7 premium wine labels)

Knossos:
Explore one of Crete’s most renowned archaeological sites. A visit to the Palace of Knossos transports you to a time rich with myths and history, featuring the enchantment of the Minotaur and Daedalus. The guide will unveil the Minoans’ architecture, daily life, and spiritual legacy.

Koronekes Olive Oil Mill:
Discover the process of creating extra virgin olive oil, a staple of the Cretan diet and culture. The tour includes an olive oil tasting, allowing you to appreciate the distinct flavors and aromas of Cretan nature.

Lyrarakis Winery:
This winery celebrates Crete’s native wine varieties. The experience offers a guided tour of the vineyards, insights into the winemaking process, and a tasting of superb wines, often paired with local delicacies.

This tour is more than a simple walk; it is a journey through the history, nature, and flavors of Crete. Visitors have the chance to experience the genuine hospitality of the Cretans.

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