




Elafonissi Beach From Rethimno
Duration
9 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Visit Elafonissi Beach, located southwest of Chania in Crete
Explore the unique oblong peninsula sometimes appearing as an island
Enjoy pristine beaches with soft white sand and turquoise waters
Discover pinkish sand formed by thousands of tiny broken shells
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Elafonissi Beach is located 76 kilometers west of Chania at the southwesternmost point of Crete. The beach is an oblong peninsula that is often split by shallow waters, creating the impression of a separate island. Its unique landscape and pristine environment make it one of Crete’s most captivating destinations, attracting visitors who want to experience its natural beauty and serenity.
Elafonissi is a protected “Natura 2000” area, home to sand dunes dotted with sand lilies and junipers, as well as endangered Caretta-Caretta turtles and other rare wildlife. The exotic beaches feature soft white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters reminiscent of the Caribbean, with pinkish hues in some areas created by thousands of tiny broken shells. Visitors are reminded to respect the environment, as removing plants or animals from the area is strictly prohibited.
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Guiding
Air-Conditioned Luxury Bus
Full Liability Insurance
Personal expenses
Gratuities
Sun Cream
Sunglasses and Hat
Long-Sleeved Shirt
SwimSuit
Beach Towel
Not wheelchair accessible
No public transportation nearby
Maximum number of participants 15 People
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