630 €, 8 Days
Endless views over the deep blue Libyan sea while walking along Europe’s most impressive coast. This area remains wild, with 2000 m high mountains falling steeply into the Libyan Sea: deep blue water, clear blue skies, and many opportunities to swim on deserted beaches. Via the imposing Irini Gorge, full of flowering oleander bushes, you go up to the scenic plateau of Omalos, where you stay overnight. Early in the morning, before the big groups arrive, you walk down the world-famous Samaria Gorge to the coast. Then you head further east along the coast to the most romantic village on Crete: idyllic Loutro, accessible only by boat. Greek ‘mezes’ await you on one of the seaside terraces. During the last walk of the trip, you explore the impressive Aradhna Gorge, a challenging walk and one you’ll never forget.
Highlights:
♦ Most impressive coastal path in Europe
♦ Omalos and the White Mountains
♦ Samaria Gorge and other canyons
♦ Car-free village Loutro on the coast
♦ Idyllic beaches
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These tours include trekking which is a little harder, normally on a challenging terrain. We take it for granted that you are in good condition and fit. You should be physically prepared at home to get the maximum of the tour. Most of the trekking is done at a greater height (max 3000m).
Tours of this level demand that you be really in good shape. The paths are not always in the best condition and the marking can be scarce. There are day-treks with big ascents and descents. Changing weather conditions /even in midsummer/ play an important role when trekking/cycling at a very high altitude and may cause changes of the preliminary route. This is to be decided by the mountain guide on the spot. Normally, the treks are 6/8h per day, but some can be longer. Preliminary hiking experience is an advantage, but not necessary if you are really in a good shape. Note that during some of the days, you should personally carry your baggage, which is naturally an additional difficulty. No rock/ice climbing experience is needed.
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