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Evergreen-Tours bietet eine breite Auswahl von Reiseservice an:
- Begrüßung bei der Ankunft
- Flughafen-Transfer
- Unterkunft
- Mietwagen
- Mini-Kreuzfahren, Segeltörns
- Individuellen Service
- Flug/Mietwagen Pakete
- Motorrad Vermietung
- Begleitete Ausflüge in verschiedenen Sprachen
- Luxuriöse Jeep-Safari, Foto-Safari
- Ausflüge
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Explorer Hellas: Adventure tours -Active Holidays in Crete
Explorer Hellas: Aktiv-Urlaub auf Kreta
Explorer Hellas (Tochtergesellschaft von Evergreen Tours) ist zusätzlich auf Natur-und Sport-Ausflüge spezialisiert. Urlaub auf Kreta bedeutet nicht immer, im Hotel oder nur am Strand zu verweilen. Entdecken sie die Vielfalt der Angebote eines Aktiv-Urlaubes, die von unseren freundlichen Mitarbeitern begleitet werden oder aber von professionellen Co-Operateuren durchgeführt werden. So decken wir die interessantesten Gebiete Kretas ab und jeder wird diese Exkursionen genießen.
Abenteuer-Ausflüge
Explorer Hellas bietet eine Vielfalt an Aktivitäten, welche für Einzelpersonen oder kleine Gruppen organisiert werden können. Jedes Ausflugs-Programm wird flexibel je nach Interesse jedes einzelnen zusammengestellt.
- · Aktiver Jugend und Kinder-Urlaub
- · Jeep-Safari
- · segeln
- · Tauchen
- · Trekking-Touren, Wandern und Bergsteigen
- · Schluchtwanderungen
- · Mountainbike Touren
- · Flusswanderungen
- · Aktive Familienurlaube
- · Kajak/Canoe
Evergreen tours- Explorer Hellas
Unsere Urlaubs-Pakete, Ausflüge und Programme sind ideal für einen erholsamen, sowie auch für einen abenteuerlichen Urlaub auf Kreta. Wenn Sie einen guten Reiseservice, Mietwagen, Unterkunft, Mini-Kreuzfahrten oder Programme für einen Aktiv-Urlaub suchen…….wir stehen Ihnen zur Verfügung. Wir können, nach ihren Vorstellungen, ein individuelles Programm kreieren, sofern wir ihre Urlaubsdaten und die Dauer Ihres Aufenthaltes kennen. Alleinreisende, die sich einem Gruppenausflug anschließen möchten, können uns für vorprogrammierte Ausflüge kontaktieren.
Genießen Sie Ihren Aufenthalt auf Kreta
Stornierungen und Rückzahlungen
Bis 60 Tage vor Anreise 100% Rückzahlung der geleisteten Anzahlung abzügl. der Bankgebühren. Bis zu 30 Tagen vor Anreise 50% Rückzahlung der geleisteten Anzahlung. Bei weniger als 14 Tage vor Reisebeginn können wir leider keine Rückerstattung vornehmen. Explorer Hellas ist ein voll lizenzierter Reiseveranstalter und damit haben sie vollste finanzielle Absicherung.
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Accommodation in Crete, Travel services ,Crete mini cruises
About Rethymno city: Rethimno is a Mediterranean town of unique natural beauty which is maintained even today the authenticity and the customs of the island, alive. Moreover, it is one of the most significant tourist resorts in Greece with a variety of natural and cultural leisure activities, which will satisfy even the most demanding visitors. With its Renaisance architecture the Venetian fortress the museums and the beaches will make you to return every year.
The surrounding area, is rich in characteristic villages , places with great natural beaty, endless beaches, monasteries and churches, ancient sites, Venetian and Turkish monuments as well as caves and soaring mountains.It is difficult to decide what to visit first. Of course we cannot forget the local people, famous for their hospitality, who will be friend with you and may even share a glass of "raki" with you.
Natural Geography:
The province of Rethymnon is one of the four provinces of Crete. It stretches from the White Mountains until the Mount of Psiloritis, bordered by the provinces of Hania and Iraklion. It covers an area of 1.496 km2 and has a population of 81,157 inhabitants. The largest mountain ranges of the White Mountains, Psiloritis and Kouloukounas and the secondary ones of Kedros,Asiderotas and Vrisinas form a network of valleys, the main one of which is Milopotamos and the two valleys of Amari.
The few flat areas are found near the north and south coasts, while the plateau of Nida stretches over the mountainous mass of Psiloritis. The city of Rethymnon with its 32.000 inhabitants is the capital of the province. Smaller population centres are Anogia, Spili, Perama and Episkopi. The villages of the province have a small and constantly dwindling number of inhabitants, which average about 180 persons. The main transport routes in the province are the new national highway which runs parallel with the north coast, the old national highway, which is situated slightly south of the new road, and the Rethymnon - Spili - Agia Galini - Sfakia road which runs from north to south.
Country side and climate:
Rethymnon is Crete's most mountainous province. Of its 1.496 km2, 507 are cultivated, 936 are pasture, 36 are covered by settlements and only 17 km2 are covered by Mediterranean oak, pine and maple-tree forest.
The climate is mild Mediterranean and particularly dry and warm. There is sunshine 67% of the year and temperatures range from 12 to 27C. The prevailing winds are Northerly and north-westerly, while occasional hot Southerly arrive from the African continent with great strength.
While the environmental condition of the countryside is relatively good, the centuries of farming and grazing are beginning to take their toll.
The quality of sea water is still amongst the best in Europe. Many of the mountains have been stripped due to overgrazing and summer forest fires.
Of the eight types of the land of the province (plains, semi-mountainous, sub-alpine, coastal, wetlands and gorges) only in the last two has human presence not been strongly felt. The two most interesting gorges for wildlife are those of Patsos and Prasses.
The History of Rethymnon:
According to archaeological discoveries, man first arrived in the area in the later Neolithic years (3500-2800 BC). Until now, l3 instances of human presence in this period have been found, 5 of which are in caves. The most well-known is the Gerani cave which was periodically a fishermen's settlement. During the Minoan period (2800- 1100 BC) human activity spread throughout the whole province. Settlements and large building complexes (Elenes, Monastiraki, Apodoulou) appeared which were later flattened by earthquakes culminating in their final destruction in the earthquake of 1450 BC. This destruction was taken advantage of by the Mykenes who invaded and settled in Crete.
During the Geometric Period (710-270 BC) there is evidence of civilisation in the area of Eleftherna and its eastern areas including at least IS cities founded between 710 and 470 BC, the majority of which are small towns. Of these, Axos enjoyed particular prosperity. During the classical years (470-323 BC) Sivritos boomed as did Rithymna, the predecessor of today's Rethymnon.
During the Hellenistic and Roman periods, Lappa appears as the most important city. The 5th, 6th and first half of the 7th centuries AD were peaceful under the jurisdiction of the Byzantine Empire. Since the second half of the 7th century continuous Arab invasions disrupted Crete until it was finally conquered in 827 or 828. The successive attempts of the Byzantine resulted in its re conquest only one and a half century later (961 AD).
In 1204 Crete came under Venetian rule, a period of domination which lasted until 1669, the last centuries of which are characterised as the "Kingdom of Crete" and left a legacy of many important monuments on the island. The Turkish occupation brought with it a dark period for Rethymnon. The economy became agricultural, education ceased for a few centuries and oppression became unbearable. The Revolution at Sfakia in 1770 prepared for the uprising of 1821, which in turn resignited in 1866. It was in this revolution that the Arkadi Monastery near Rethymnon became world famous after the martyrdom of its defenders.
Crete was eventually unified with the rest of Greece in 1913 and since then it has followed the nation's history. In May 1941, Rethymnon was one of the German Parachutists' three fronts. The memorable resistance of the local people led to the execution of hundreds of inhabitants and the levelling of whole villages.
The development of tourism in the last 20 years has given employment opportunities to the people of Rethymnon and has stemmed the emigration to urban centres which had devastated the settlements of the province. At the same time, however, it has put a strain on natural resources and the environment.
Rodakino - South Crete Rethymno-Plakias area
Rodakino, is a small village on the south coast of Crete in Rethymnon- region , west of Plakias , 42 kms from Rethymnon town, 25 kms from Chora Sfakion and 13 kms form Frangokastello. Set on steep streets above of Korakas beach, Rodakino is the largest village in the area. Part of the village is located on a hill( Pano Rodakino) and part of it near the beach ( Kato Rodakino) It is surrounded by small beaches some of them accessible only by foot. The road to Rodakino is asphalt paved and twice a day there is bus service from Rethymno town.There are two taxis in Rodakino and doctor is available on the village of Plakias ( 16 kms). There are two luxury villas , small hotel , a few rent-rooms properties , and some tavernas on the beach and a super market in the village. It is still a quiet and relatively infrequently visited place. Despite its beautiful beaches and green surroundings, there is very little tourism here. Because its quiet and really nice beaches , Rodakino will be “ developed” in the future. Visit and see this palce before it happens.
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