Elafonissi From Chania Private Tour

Czas trwania

9 godzin

Języki

Angielski, Niemiecki, Rosyjski, Portugalski, Francuski, Hiszpański, Chiński, Włoski, Czeski, Arabski, Tajski, Polski, Holenderski, Turecki

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Goście

1-10

The island is a protected nature reserve, characterized as a landscape of special natural beauty and Natura area along the opposite shores. Depending on the …

Included

Transfer
Transportation
Hotel Pick up
Drop Off

Not included

Tips
Personal Expenses
Boat Ticket
Entrance fees
Entry/Admission - Elafonisi Viewpoint

Itinerary

Elafonissi. Elafonisi is a small island located near the southwestern tip of the Mediterranean island of Crete, to which it belongs administratively, within the regional unit of Chania. When the weather is nice, one can cross by walking the shallow waters that separate it from the beach and visit it.

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Confirmation will be received at time of bookingNot wheelchair accessibleMost travelers can participateThis is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participateYou can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.

The island is a protected nature reserve, characterized as a landscape of special natural beauty and Natura area along the opposite shores. Depending on the weather that prevails during the winter season, the beach of Elafonisi is shaped differently. Meaning that if one visits the beach for two years in a row, one will notice that the water level can rise, forcing someone to swim to go to Elafonisi and the next to go down, so he can just walk there and vice versa (and vice versa).

The island is opposite from an alluvial plain and is separated from the mainland by a shallow and narrow strait 150 meters wide. The island is higher at its western end, where it consists of limestones, while its eastern part is lower and sandy, with sandstones covered by sand dunes. The dunes are covered with halophytic vegetation. The island is characterized by dunes in which sand dunes of the species Ammophila arenaria grow and there is a significant number of sea lilies.