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Embark on a cruise from Heraklion to the uninhabited, Natura 2000 protected, island of Dia. Enjoy a luxe, private sailing tour and take in views of the superb coastline. Meet your crew and board the luxurious sailboats TREATON (16.15 m / 53 ft) or JACKPOT (15.10 m / 50 ft), equipped with extensive swimming platforms, ample cockpit and lounge areas, extra freezers and drink fridges, multiple washrooms, and air-conditioning. As you sail towards Dia, learn about the history of the island. Once you reach Dia's amazing, wind protected coves, take your time to swim , fish, snorkel, or try out paddleboarding in the crystal - clear waters. Alternatively, just suntan and even take a little snooze on the comfortable, high-quality mattresses of the oversized front deck. Later on, enjoy a delicious Mediterranean meal onboard.
Set sail from the Old Venetian Harbour of Heraklion towards Dia island onboard a luxurious, air conditioned, 16.15 m (53 ft) sailboat, the largest, safest, and most comfortable in Heraklion Port. The boat is expansively renovated in 2023. Make use of the different areas on the boat, such as the oversized front deck, equipped with high quality sunbathing mattresses, and the stern swimming & entertainment area, consisting of the spacious cockpit and the extensive swimming platform. Enjoy the roomy main lounge and the fully equipped galley. For Day Cruises 2 electric toilets and 2 cabins are available (including clean bed linen and towels) in case you wish to rest or have a nap.
You're welcome to take part in the sailing procedure, learn basic skills from the captain or simply relax and marvel some amazing views of Heraklion while sailing the Cretan sea. There is always a chance to meet dolphins while sailing !! At Dia island you will have the chance to swim, fish, snorkel, or try out stand-up paddleboarding, in gorgeous turquoise waters, and take in views of the secluded island. Enjoy this unmatchable experience in a deluxe, classy setting.
Dia is an uninhabited, Natura 2000 protected, island. It is located about 6 nautical miles north of Heraklion with crystalline waters, wild scenery and spectacular, wind protected coves. The legend says that it was a monster created by Zeus to destroy the Cretans. Eventually Zeus changed his mind and turned it into a stone. During the Minoan era the island was inhabited. Near Agios Georgios bay a significant harbour settlement was established. The harbour appeared to have sunk due to the eruption of Santorini volcano (1450 BC). You may still see the ruins while snorkeling around the place. Nowadays, the island hosts many wildlife species such as rabbits, kri-kri goats and hawks.
You will make your own way to the meeting points