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Things to do in , Crete: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in , Greece including Phoenix Dive Club, Sea-Dreamdivers, Dive2gether Crete, Rodakino Beach, Ammoudaki Beach, Ammoudi Beach, Crete Cycling, Damnoni Beach, Alianthos Horse Riding, Triopetra Beach.
Restaurants in Agios Vasileios Municipality
1. Phoenix Dive Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
Phoenix Dive Club was the first PADI-dive center in Crete. Since 20 years we educate sporty and interested candidates for Scuba Diving. The high level of the education of our diving school – adequate to the PADI guidelines – enjoys the best reputation nationwide. Our instructors love diving, even many of them started her/his career and grow up in our dive school.
2. Sea-Dreamdivers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 191 reviews
Experience Crete with Seadream Divers, a natural paradise offering beautiful beaches, spectacular sunsets, crystal blue waters and amazing dive sites.
3. Dive2gether Crete
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 181 reviews
Dive2gether is a Dutch family business, which was started 16 years ago in Plakias, on the beautiful south coast of Crete. We offer snorkeling and diving activities for all ages, every day. Join us for an introduction dive in our calm bay and explore the underwater world, or come along for a day on the boat to do some fantastic dives, or come to our family adventure trip to the waterfalls! We offer something for everyone, focusing very much on providing high quality, professional activities combined with a lot of fun! We will make sure you will have an unforgettable holiday!
4. Rodakino Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By ANTIPEN - Thessaloniki, Greece
Clear blue waters!!! Organised beach but laying uden the trees (almirikia) is highly proposed!!! Choose to spend the whole day there (trust me it is worth it)
5. Ammoudaki Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By O8321RYpetrk - Havlickuv Brod, Czech Republic
One of those TOP beaches on the south side of Crete. beach tolerating both nudists and ordinary tourists. great bar, excellent cocktails and food. in the sea along the rocks a beautiful underwater tunnel!
6. Ammoudi Beach
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4.5 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By MorgannP2
Micro Ammoudi is an awesome beach although textiles are dominating by 90% or more. I think the locals don’t like the nude foreigners as I heard one local complain to a nudist claiming it wasn’t a nude beach. If it’s not a nude beach then why don’t they make it such, they can afford a sign no? And they don’t seem to mind the money the tourist bring in. You can’t have your cake and eat it too. We can always go to Spain if they have a problem with nudity.
7. Crete Cycling
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Bikecenter with roadbikes and mountainbikes. Rental, guided tours and trainingcamps
8. Damnoni Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 425 reviews
Reviewed By Lancejou - Zurich, Switzerland
We stayed at Hapimag Damnoni Resort, the beach is clean and quiet. People could easily do some water sport or activities.
9. Alianthos Horse Riding
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Alianthos Horse Riding is a family business based on our lovefor the horses. Our farm counts more than 20 well trainedhorses & 20 donkeys. Our guests (adults & children, beginnersor experienced riders) can enjoy horse riding lessons form ourexperienced staff (in a safe environment) as well asunforgettable riding tours to the mountains, beaches and smallvillages in the area (1 to 4 hours)
Reviewed By X3561KYbrianf
Best horses ever very well trained....the trip of panorama was absolutely breathtaking amazing view the guide was very friendly also thank you for this amazing experince kisses to Achilles and sherlock
10. Triopetra Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By Ulysses336 - Brasov, Romania
This beach is accessible from the road connecting Rethymno to Agia Galini ; it can be considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the south coast of Crete ; the name comes from the three majestic rocks which divide the bay into two beaches ; in fact ,the word triopetra means presumably “the three stones”; the smallest is called the small Triopetra or Koumado and is ideal for those who wish to be more secluded or quiet ; the larger beach is also called Chatsi or Triopetra ; the beaches are at the foot of a hill of olive trees ; the place is also ideal for watersports experts as the sandbanks created by the currents make the seabed unpredictable ; for those who stay longer until the evening , it is a wonderful occasion of admiring the breathtaking sunset ;
