Bari in a Rickshaw

Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture of Bari on this guided tour. Begin your journey in the old town, exploring its most iconic landmarks, including the Basilica of Saint Nicholas with its treasured Crypt, the ancient Cathedral of Saint Sabinus, and the impressive exterior of the millenary Swabian Castle.

Wander through the authentic narrow streets of the old town, where local traditions come alive. Watch as elderly women skillfully make pasta by hand and children play outdoors, capturing the essence of Bari's timeless charm.

Continue to the lively squares that connect the ancient and modern parts of the city, then step into Bari's elegant French-inspired district. Discover stunning opera theaters, luxury shopping streets, and the bustling fish market along the picturesque seaside.

No visit to Bari would be complete without savoring the local flavors. Enjoy a tasting of authentic Apulian products, offering a delicious glimpse into the region's culinary heritage.

This tour is a perfect blend of history, culture, and gastronomy, showcasing the best of Bari in one unforgettable experience.

Please Note: Guests need to be able to climb in and out of rickshaw. Each rickshaw can carry 2 - 3 guests, or 2 adults and 1 child. Children under the age of 6 years old do not pay.

Cretan Wines Jeep Safari

The Manousakis vineyards are world-renowned for their extraordinary beauty, and of course, savory wines. This comprehensive Chania shore excursion takes you through the gorgeous Manousakis Winery for a behind-the-scenes look into wine production. Wine tasting is included; prepare for a delectable day!

Begin your safari tour with a visit to Vatolakos Hill, where Manousakis vineyards will impress you with stunning natural beauty. An exciting off-road trip route takes you up the hill to an altitude of 660 meters. From this magnificent location, enjoy breathtaking views of Crete's northern region, the surrounding vineyards, and rejuvenating fresh air.

Continue your tour to the Manousakis Winery for a professionally guided tour, starting from the traditional old Manousakis family residence, proceeding with a relaxing walk to the gorgeous garden near the winery. At the wine production facility, learn about the wine-making process and visit the cellar where wines are kept and aged. You'll also see a bottling line and sample available wines.

Book this comprehensive Chania shore excursion for a wonderful day spent in Greece's best winery. Your eyes and taste buds will be forever grateful.

Katakolon Kourouta Beach Escape

Experience the charm of Kourouta Beach with this rejuvenating tour, departing from the port of Katakolon.

Nestled near the town of Amaliada, the picturesque Kourouta Beach is renowned for its golden sands and enticingly clear waters. It radiates a serene ambiance that beach enthusiasts and sun-worshipers will find irresistible. Soothing waves, warm sand, and the gentle rhythm of the sea create an atmosphere ripe for rejuvenation and stress release. From soft sand castle building with the kids to a leisurely read under the sun, you'll find tranquility and joy in every moment.

As your gateway to this Mediterranean haven, our shuttle service provides seamless transfers, ensuring an effortless journey to paradise. From the moment you board, your everyday worries begin to dissipate, replaced by the anticipation of sun-drenched escapism in one of Greece's most enticing coastal spots.

Upon arrival at Kourouta Beach, prepare to become enveloped by a calming breeze and the awe-inspiring scenery of untouched nature. This pristine beach, with its welcoming aquamarine waters, offers the perfect retreat from the fast-paced modern world. Whether you're in search of peaceful solitude, family-centric fun, or a romantic escapade, Kourouta Beach offers a picturesque backdrop for unforgettable memories.

Indulge in the pure joy of Mediterranean living as you nestle into this coastal sanctuary. Give in to the allure of sun, sea, and sand, and allow Kourouta Beach's tranquil beauty to captivate your senses. Under the guidance of our English-speaking guide, this tour promises a blend of relaxation, exploration, and natural beauty from the port of Katakolon to the shimmering sands of Kourouta Beach.

The tour includes a short, scenic 30-minute drive from Katakolon Port to the beach, a delightful three-hour experience at Kourouta Beach, complete with sunbeds and umbrellas, and a 30-minute relaxing return journey. Dive into the mesmerizing magic of Kourouta Beach, where your ultimate beach experience awaits.

Exclusive Mykonos Old and New

After meeting your guide at the pier, you will join your transportation for a drive to see some of the island. A brief photo stop will be made at northern beach, which is located on one of the largest bays of the island. It can get rather windy, attracting windsurfers and daredevils. Further along is Agia Anna beach which is sheltered from the wind creating a relaxing sandy beach. Enjoy a non-alcoholic beverage and local Greek pastry in a local coffee shop and some free time to explore before making your way towards the yet unspoilt village of Ano Mera.

This is one of the very few places in Mykonos where traditional Greek village life continues regardless of all the night life, jet setting of the island's capital. Ano Mera is the most populated village on the island and its peaceful environment and great location offer easy access to sandy beaches such as Elia, Kalo Livadi, and Kalafatis. The main square of the village is adorned with local coffee shops Kafeneio and traditional tavernas.

The village's claim to fame is the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani which houses a collection of Cretan icons and a magnificent handmade "Templo" which dates back to 1767 and came from Florence. After your visit to the Monastery, you will return to the main town of the island.

After leaving your transportation, you begin a walking tour of the twisting pedestrian streets of Mykonos Town, which is also known as Chora locally. Your guide will point out the Old Harbor area and fish market where you may see its most famous celebrity, Petros, the official mascot of Mykonos for over 50 years.

In the Kastros area, You will see the Church of Panagia Paraportiani, one of the most photographed structures on Mykonos. The church was begun in 1425 and not finished until almost 300 years later. Today it consists of five small churches connected together.

Continuing your walking tour, you will also pass through the area known as Little Venice, whitewashed buildings with multicolored shutters constructed right on the sea's edge with their balconies overhanging the water. On a hill overlooking the town, you will see perhaps the island's most famous landmark, the Mykonos Windmills which date back to the Venetians in the 16th century. From here, you will return to your transportation back to the cruise pier. If your ship is at anchor and is tendering into the old harbor area, your guide will lead you back to the tender pier.