Tours on Crete

10/04/2024

Spinlonga - the mystic island of lepra and Hislop is on. More info: [email protected]

10/04/2024

Many of you were asking about Santorini. Santorini has started on 5th of April, and is everyday.
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10/04/2024

Welcome to Crete 2024, the season is open !

10/08/2023

Your companies workcation can be same good as Companial team. with us

18/07/2023

14/06/2023

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13/06/2023

Summer finally started, best weather to explore Crete with us

10/06/2023

That's how we are having fun on Crete! team is best! Fab in Sissi. with us!

10/08/2022

Best adventure ever 😊 more info pm

04/08/2022

who said you can't have paradise on Earth? Dia island, or island of Gods is your chance to spend 6 h in small piece of perfect combination: turquoise water for swimming, beautiful sandy beaches and iconic views. Every day tour with yacht from Heraklion. More info, pm

07/07/2022

One of our favorite

05/07/2022

Something intresting

30/06/2022

Interesting

19/06/2022

Nice

17/06/2022

let's go?

30/05/2022

28/05/2022

SOUTHERN ISLAND GAVDOS

25/05/2022

You visited Crete but you are far away now? You tried unique recipes there and now you are longing forthem? Luckily in www.incrediblecrete.gr you’ll find lots of your favourites!

Ακόμη κι αν είσαι μακριά από την Κρήτη, πάντα νοσταλγείς την κουζίνα και τις συνταγές που δοκίμασες εκεί. Ευτυχώς στο www.incrediblecrete.gr θα βρεις πολλές από τις αγαπημένες σου!

24/05/2022

Best jeep tours ever

11/09/2021

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!
We would like to inform you that from Monday 13/09/21 new government measures will be implemented to limit the spread of the SARS COV-19 virus. !!! To enter archaeological sites and museums, it will now be necessary to present at the entrance: a certificate of full vaccination (older than 14 days) or disease (up to 6 months) or a rapid test (Rapid test) valid for 48 hours or a PCR test max 72 hours

17/08/2021

our polish tours are enjoing Balos

12/08/2021

Santorini

Σε ένα μαγικό ταξίδι επάνω από το διάσημο νησί των ερωτευμένων, τη Σαντορίνη, παρασύρει τον θεατή το βίντεο του χρήστη Vimeo, NPro+. Με λήψεις drone, ο

04/08/2021

Greece shuts down archaeological sites due to heatwave
Open-air archaeological sites in Greece will remain closed between 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM from Tuesday through Thursday, August 3-5, due to the high temperatures expected this week, the Culture and Sports Ministry of the country announced on Monday.

25/07/2021

miss my tours to Archeological museum

The most spectacular scenes of the daily lives of Minoans is seen in their fresco art. Many frescoes are so vivid and full of energy that you can't help but feel an affinity for them. From these scenes we are given accurate and colorful depictions of how the Minoans viewed themselves. It is truly remarkable that such woven works of art survived, as any and all elaborate dresses seen in frescoes have long since disintegrated. One great example of fashion, class, and culture is the Theran Naval Fresco. Nobles are shown in robes, commoners in tunics, and rustics in sheepskin, alluding to three general occupation based groups in society. Whoever could afford bronze or copper razors used them, and tweezers were used as well. Minoan fashion was in a constant state of flux, constantly changing year to year through a localized version of our now global fashion industry. Long hair was common: men, woman, nobles, and bull keepers wore it, whereas those who kept short hair were either soldiers or those who needed it for practical reasons due to their work. Everyone wore jewelry, if they could afford it. Depictions of the lower classes are surprisingly common, and while details of their clothing are not seen so visibly in frescoes, metalworkers made statuettes of everyday worshipers to be left at religious sites. These metal depictions of commoners were a very frequent item found at such sites. Commoners are also seen in seals and in frescoes occasionally, and generally the most common clothing of the period for most people was wool.

Minoan male and female dress, from mir-kostuma.com

20/07/2021

hmmm, interesting...

Ancient Tablets May Reveal What Destroyed Minoan Civilization
The Minoans and their capital Knossos weren’t incinerated by volcanic blast from Thera or flattened by quake as thought, but tellingly: their writing system changed.

Philippe Bohstrom
Sep. 10, 2019

The mystery of what happened to the Minoan civilization has tormented archaeologists for over a century, and the tale has now taken a new twist. Nothing happened to them, say archaeologists who have been excavating the island of Crete for over thirty years.
This extraordinary people, who produced palatial architecture unparalleled in the Aegean region at the time, were not immolated by the volcanic eruption of Thera as once thought, crushed by earthquake, or squashed by Mycenaean Greece as more recently supposed. Rather, the Minoans, who had for centuries wielded influence throughout the Aegean, did experience earthquakes that rattled them, were indeed badly weakened by the volcanic blast from Thera on the nearby island of Santorini, and did experience the unamiable attentions of the mainland Greeks.
But although the two cultures appear to have struggled, over time the elite elements of both became virtually indistinguishable, after 1450 B.C.E., if not earlier. Minoan influence as such would recede and the by-then-Mycenaeanised islanders would soldier on until the great collapse of civilization around the Mediterranean Basin, around 1,200 B.C.E.

18/07/2021

here we go

Travellers to the islands or those using sea taxis and smaller boats must provide vaccination or negative coronavirus test proof and show up at ports at least 1.5 hours ahead of departure, the Ship…

13/07/2021

yammi

Our Ribs, with BBQ or Sweet Chili Glaze 😍 Juicy to the bone! Let's just say.. we know Ribs 😉 Check out our menu & treat yourself! See you soon

05/07/2021

Following recent government decision your boarding requires the following:
Adults: Vaccination certificate (stating that 14 days have passed since full vaccination for Covid-19) or disease certificate or negative test result (either PCR within last 72 hours or rapid within last 48 hours).
Children 12 to 17 years: Proof of a negative result of any test, including self test.



Children less than 12 years old travel freely without any test.