Twój dzień rozpocznie się bardzo wcześnie rano, gdy autobus przyjdzie po ciebie. Dotrzesz do płaskowyżu Omalos, gdzie możesz zjeść śniadanie przed wejściem do wąwozu.
Szlak podąża szlakiem starożytnej rzeki Taras i po drodze krajobraz staje się bardziej ekscytujący. Podczas spaceru będziesz podziwiać jaskinie, które chroniły Kreteńczyków w czasach wojny, obecnie naturalne siedlisko dobrze znanych, jak również zagrożonych Kri-Kri (dzikie kozy). Odkryjesz również zioła i rośliny rosnące tylko na Krecie. W połowie drogi dotrzesz do opuszczonej wioski Samaria i kościoła Osia Maria. Wąwóz stopniowo się zwęża, a kiedy dotrzesz do Sideroportes („żelaznych bram”), strzeliste ściany będą miały wysokość 500 m npm, a ich szerokość będzie wynosić zaledwie 3,5 metra. Około 13:30 wędrówka zakończy się w wiosce Agia Roumeli, oferując szansę na odświeżenie. Autobus zabierze Cię z powrotem do Chanii około 20:00. Ta trasa przebiega również obok weneckich zamków i ruin prehistorycznych osad, a także pozostałości wielu innych okresów historycznych. Wycieczka zakończy się w Ayia Rouméli, gdzie będzie wystarczająco dużo czasu na odpoczynek, degustację prawdziwego kreteńskiego lunchu i kąpiel w krystalicznie czystych wodach Morza Libijskiego. Na koniec prom zabierze Cię z powrotem do wioski Sfakia.
Wędrówka wąwozem Samaria z Chanii
- Spacer po najdłuższym wąwozie w Europie
- Ciesz się wspaniałym krajobrazem gęstej roślinności, strumieni i stromych klifów
- Podziwiaj miejscową florę i faunę w ich naturalnym środowisku
Eskorta piesza
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Transport klimatyzowanym autokarem
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Odbiór i transport z wyznaczonych obszarów
Eskorta piesza
Jedzenie i napoje
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Bilety na rejsy z Agia Roumeli do Sfakia (10,00 euro za osobę dorosłą i 5,50 euro za dziecko zapłacone na miejscu w gotówce)
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Opłata za wejście do wąwozu Samaria (5,00 euro za osobę zapłaconą na miejscu w gotówce)
Jedzenie i napoje
- Niemowlęta nie będą miały miejsc w autobusie
- Wycieczka nie jest zalecana osobom z problemami kolanowymi, nadciśnieniem, problemami sercowymi i płucnymi, kobietom w ciąży, małym dzieciom i wszystkim, którzy cierpią z powodu zawrotów głowy / lęku wysokości.
- Proszę potwierdzić miejsce i czas odbioru bezpośrednio u lokalnego operatora. Informacje kontaktowe można znaleźć w voucherze po dokonaniu rezerwacji
- Biuro podróży zastrzega sobie prawo do zmiany lub odwołania wycieczki z powodu niekorzystnych warunków pogodowych, niewystarczającej liczby pasażerów lub siły wyższej 12 godzin przed godziną odlotu z powiadomieniem podróżnego.
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