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Ganztagestour durch das Dorf Loutro mit einem typischen kretischen Mittagessen

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Highlights

In Loutro, einem kretischen Fischerdorf, ist ein Tag voller Entspannung angesagt
Erleben Sie eine malerische Fahrt durch die Weißen Berge auf dem Weg zum Hafen von Sfakia
Bewundern Sie die Küstenlandschaft auf einer entspannenden Minibootsfahrt von Sfakia nach Loutro
Genießen Sie ein typisch kretisches Mittagsessen in einer familiengeführten Taverne am Meer in Loutro
Ihr ortskundiger Tourguide verfügt über umfassende Kenntnisse über das abgelegene südliche Kreta und wird sein Wissen mit Ihnen teilen

Beschreibung

Loutro ist ein idyllisches Dorf am Meer und nur vom Wasser aus erreichbar. Hier können Sie völlig abschalten. Fahren Sie mit dem Boot von Sfakia aus nach Loutro und erkunden Sie das Dörfchen einen Tag lang in Ihrem eigenen Tempo. Genießen Sie ein Mittagessen in einer örtlichen Taverne und Zeit, um sich unter der strahlenden kretischen Sonne zu entspannen. Rena, eine unserer örtlichen Guides, sagt: "Loutro ist das versteckte Juwel im Süden Kretas, ein magischer Ort, mit unglaublich blauem, hellblauem, fast grünem, kristallklarem Wasser - und ohne Anzeichen von Autos oder Verkehr".

Dieser exklusive Ausflug beginnt mit einer landschaftlich reizvollen Fahrt nach Sfakia und einem Zwischenstopp auf der Askifou-Hochebene für einen griechischen Kaffee mit Blick auf die majestätischen Weißen Berge. Dann steigen Sie um in ein Boot und unternehmen eine 20-minütige Mini-Bootsfahrt nach Loutro, einem abgelegenen, malerischen Fischerdorf mit einer wunderschönen Bergkulisse. Hier haben Sie genügend Zeit, um durch die gepflasterten Straßen zu schlendern und das Postkartenidyll aus weiß getünchten Häusern zu bewundern. Ergreifen Sie die gute Gelegenheit, um ein Souvenir zu kaufen und somit die lokale Wirtschaft zu unterstützen.

In einer traditionellen, familiengeführten Taverne am Meer mit Blick auf die Bucht genießen Sie ein Mittagessen, was Rena "die Aromen des Südens" nennt. Sie probieren Spezialitäten aus der Region wie Käsekuchen, gebratene Zucchini, kretischen Salat und vieles mehr und trinken dazu lokalen Wein. Danach können Sie sich an den Strand legen, ein Bad im klaren Wasser des Libyschen Meeres nehmen und die Welt an sich vorbeiziehen lassen. Die verkehrsfreie, friedliche Umgebung garantiert Entspannung pur.

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Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Mai 2025

Als Paar gereist

35 - 44 Jahre alt

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Overall the tour was excellent and allowed us to visit a unqiue village. The guide was informative. The coffee break was great and allowed us to pur ...
Tim Jennings
Aus Großbritannien - Mai 2025

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35 - 44 Jahre alt

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Booking was cancelled without informing us, was told to pay again to re-book before getting a refund. Totally unacceptable service
Blue
Aus Großbritannien - Oktober 2024

Allein gereist

45 - 54 Jahre alt

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The guide was very good, easy to understand, unlike some. It was well organised and the lunch was very nice. It was a long day, although Loutro was be ...
GRAINGER
Aus Großbritannien - Oktober 2024

Mit Freunden gereist

18 - 24 Jahre alt

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4/5

Lovely guide Stunning place however not much to do in the free time struggled to find toliets Overall beautiful place and boat trip
Din Mouratis
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - September 2024

Als Paar gereist

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5/5

Lunch have to be seafood or traditional
David
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - August 2024

Mit der Familie gereist

35 - 44 Jahre alt

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The guide looked after everyone and made sure it was an enjoyable trip. As we arrived in Loutro she noticed it was very busy and so said it would be a ...

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