Samaria Gorge vandreture fra Chania med professionel vandretur guide
Beskrivelse
Gør dig klar til en uforglemmelig rejse gennem en af Europas længste og mest betagende gallerier! Dette er en hel dag vandreture eventyr, ideel for naturelskere og aktive udforskere. Du vil vandre omkring 16 kilometer gennem dramatiske landskaber, høje klipper, gamle skove og den berømte smalle passage kendt som "Iron Gates". Undervejs kan du opdage den sjældne kretensiske vildgæs (Kri-Kri) og nyde den rige, vilde skønhed af Kreta's nationalpark. Vandreturen tager typisk mellem 5 og 7 timer, afhængigt af dit tempo, og slutter i den fredfyldte kystby Agia Roumeli. Her vil du have fritid til at slappe af, nyde et bad i det krystalklare Libyske Hav og spise frokost på en af de charmerende taverner ved havet. Efter at have genopladet ved havet, går vi om bord på færgen til Sougia og sejler langs Kretas hårde sydkyst. På Sougia vil vores bus vente på komfortabelt at køre dig tilbage til Chania efter en dag fuld af eventyr og naturskønhed.
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
Tidligt om morgenen bliver du hentet fra udpegede steder rundt om i Chania via en luksuriøs bus og når udgangspunktet for din tur på Omalos Plateau omkring kl. 7. Panoramaudsigten over slugten fra plateauet er en fotofils glæde, så efter et kort stop for billeder og / eller morgenmad vil du hoppe på bussen og køre til den traditionelle landsby Sougia. Det er der, du vil hoppe på en båd og sejle langs Kretas kyst, indtil du når Agia Roumeli.
Ingen ferie på Kreta er komplet uden en tur gennem den 2. længste kløft i Europa, Samaria-kløften. Det er den længste og mest imponerende kløft i Middelhavet. Det er 16,5 kilometer langt fra Xyloskalos position og slutter ved Agia Roumeli i det Libyske Hav. Vi ankommer omkring kl. 7 om morgenen, og efter en kort pause begynder du at gå. Faldende af de 600 trætrin vil du blive fascineret af skønheden og sindsroet i denne massive kløft, der er skygget af de hvide bjerge. Du vil komme på tværs af kirken St. Nicolas, bygget på ruinerne af et gammelt tempel. Derefter når du "Portes" eller "Iron Gates", kløftens smaleste pas. Vandringen slutter ved Agia Roumeli.
Agia Roumeli er hjemsted for en af Grækenlands smukkeste strande. Beliggende mellem bjerge kan denne strand prale af en fantastisk natur. En lille landsby ved udgangen af Samaria-kløften på sydkysten af Sfakia på Kreta, med enestående skønhed og interessant historisk baggrund.
Højdepunkter
Hvad er inkluderet
Afhentningssteder og tider
En dag før turoperatøren vil sende dig det nøjagtige afhentningspunkt og tidspunkt med et kort link. Afhentning vil være fra dit hotel eller tæt på
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Specialiserede sæder til spædbørn er tilgængelige
- Anbefales ikke til gravide rejsende
- Anbefales ikke til rejsende med fare for hjerte-kar-sygdomme
- Rejsende skal være i god fysisk form
- Afhentning / afsætning udføres kun, hvis udvalgte steder i Chania er. Afhængigt af din placering vil du blive informeret om tidspunkt og sted efter reservationen.
- Sørg for at bære behagelige vandresko til vandreturen gennem slugten
- Det anbefales at medbringe følgende ting: solcreme, solbriller og hat
- Det er vigtigt at være hydreret, så tag en flaske vand (du kan genopfylde den i kløftens fjedre) og en let snack (frugt osv.)
- Du kan svømme på Agia Roumeli-stranden lige efter du går ud af slugten, så få dig til at have en badedragt og badehåndklæde med dig
- Indgangsgebyret til Samaria samt bådeafgiften betales kontant på stedet
- Halvvejs ned ad kløften ligger den gamle landsby Samaria, som har en telefon til kommunikation med politiet, et apotek og to muldyr til transport af tilskadekomne.
- I landsbyen Samaria, tag en stille tur rundt, og du kan få et glimt af den truede kri-kri. De er normalt meget venlige over for mennesker!
- Ved reservation bedes du oplyse det nøjagtige navn på dit hotel for at sende dig den nøjagtige afhentningstid og sted
- Turen anbefales ikke til personer med en historie med knæproblemer, forhøjet blodtryk, hjerte- og lungeproblemer, gravide kvinder og for alle, der lider af svimmelhed/højdeskræk
Anmeldelser(386)
A great day! Amazing views, demanding in the hot weather but a very enjoyable trip, the sore legs for days after were worth it!
Booked activity 10 Days plus before date selected and used online Tripadvisor booking process which allowed me to select my hotel by name in Stalida area. Received confirmation of pick up @ 0630 so all ok at time of booking. 12 hours before activity received email saying cancelled as I wasn’t staying in Chania area and transfer time didn’t suit operator. Missed call a few hours before activity received could have been tour operator but was busy enjoying another tour. Follow up emails I was told that they hadn’t cancelled the activity so I forwarded copy of their email. Disappointing completely on being told cancelled as I wasn’t close enough so the booking process is therefore flawed based on hotel selection and email confirmation of trip received with pick up time.
My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed this hike! It is challenging, but by hiring hiking poles from our guide, taking it steady and drinking plenty of water, it all went well. The scenery is fantastic!
Awesome experience, it was a long day and your legs will most likely be sore for days after. The Samaria Taverna at the end was fantastic, great food and great people.
Beautiful walk, but don't underestimate. The walk is roughly 10 miles long. Largely downhill for the first 1/3, then gradually becomes more undulating as you lose altitude. Top tips: 1. Footwear. Please wear good shoes or boots for hiking. 10 miles is a fair distance if you're not used to it, and you may end up with sore feet if ill prepared. 2. Food/Drink: Once you're on the trail, there's no food or drink to buy. Natural springs are dotted along the walk, but I'd recommend you take any food or drinks before. 3. Pace yourself and remember to look up. The gorge is beautiful. We completed the walk in plenty of time to have food and a few drinks down at the beach. Your feet will appreciate a dip in sea. Please remember this is a nature trial, not a tourist attraction per se, so don't expect this to be a walk in the park. Finally, you have a guide, but hopefully, you won't see him. The boat leaves at a predetermined time, so the guide leaves after everyone else. That way he can help anyone struggling. Downside is no info on route, but to be fair, we loved it and you don't want to be walking to someone else's pace. It'll either be too fast or slow for your liking.
The walk is long but beautiful. The town after is charming and we enjoyed relaxing by the beach. It’s a long day though.. 15 hours after all the drop offs.
The gorge is beautiful and the lovely beach is a fantastic reward at the end. The hike is challenging but very doable for people in decent shape. The first 2km are the steepest descent of the day and there are plenty of water springs to refill your water bottle. You will need to bring food as there is nothing on the journey. Luckily your descent begins at a shop with coffee, water, and some basic food items for purchase. Our guide was very energetic and knowledgeable.
Great day out hiking Samaria Gorge. Fantasy Travel provided all the details we needed to have a safe, enjoyable hike - what to wear, timings, what to take etc. Everything went like clockwork exactly as they had briefed and we had a really enjoyable day. Our guide, Nikos, was excellent. Really good value trip.
Definitely worth experiencing this hike just bare in mind the next day your leg muscles will be sore so have a chilled day planned ahead.
You can complete the Gorge if you are not fit. I did it. The difference is how much more you will enjoy it if you are fit. You can look up and enjoy the view, instead of watching and concentrating on ever footstep for fear of falling. Clambering over huge boulders, hobbling through uneven loose rocks and shiny sharp stone is no pleasure to an unfit person. The walk took me 5 and a half hours. I was utterly exhausted and in pain. I had no energy to leap into the sea at the end of the hike, and even if i did, there wasnt enough time before the boat left. This is not to mention the real pain in your thighs and calfs in the days after the trip. So, in brief, if you are fit you will have a wonderful thrilling adventure with spectacular views, ending in a refreshing swim. If you are unfit, you will hobble your way painfully watching every step, missing the views, just longing for it all to be over. Im thrilled I did it, but wish I had done it when I was fitter !!
