Join us on a fascinating journey through the world of Cretan olive oil, where tradition meets modernity. At the 4th family-run olive oil factory, you’ll have the chance to explore every step of the production process, from tree to bottle. Our expert guides will explain how the region’s climate and soil contribute to the rich flavors of the olives. Next, step inside the mill, where you’ll witness the ancient methods of pressing olives using traditional stone mills, alongside the latest cold-press extraction technology. Discover how these methods ensure the highest quality extra virgin olive oil, packed with nutrients and vibrant flavor. Afterward, enjoy a tasting session where you’ll sample a variety of olive oils, from delicate to robust, and learn how to pair them with food to enhance your culinary experience. You’ll also have the opportunity to purchase fresh olive oil and other local products to bring a taste of Crete back home with you.

Exploring 2400 years old a Platanus Tree. The Platanus tree of Krasi stands as a majestic symbol of nature's resilience and enduring beauty. Nestled within the charming village of Krasi on the island of Crete, this ancient plane tree has witnessed centuries of history unfold beneath its sprawling branches. As you approach the tree, its sheer size commands attention, casting a cool shade over the surrounding square. Its gnarled trunk, weathered by time, tells stories of generations past, while its lush foliage rustles gently in the breeze, offering a sense of tranquility amidst the bustling village. Legend has it that the Platanus tree of Krasi is over 2,000 years old, making it one of the oldest living beings in Europe. Its presence is deeply ingrained in the fabric of local folklore, revered by villagers as a sacred guardian of the land. Visitors from far and wide come to marvel at this ancient specimen, drawn by its sheer magnitude and historical significance.

Next stop is in the Lasithi Plateau pass to explore old Wind Mills and to take some pictures in the spectacular view of the mountains. For centuries, they have stood as guardians of the land, harnessing the power of the wind to grind grain and irrigate the fertile soil. Each windmill tells a story of hard work and perseverance, passed down through generations of farmers who have called this land home. Their simple yet elegant design is a testament to the ingenuity of those who built them, using local materials and ancient techniques. Today, the windmills of Lasithi Plateau are not just relics of the past, but living monuments to the island's rich agricultural heritage. Visitors come from far and wide to marvel at their beauty and learn about the history of this timeless landscape.

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Time for a Greek coffee combined with homemade cookies and raki. Enjoy the tranquility of rural life and learn about Cretan customs from locals.

Time to pick some fresh strawberrys

Next, we'll taste a Greek yoghurt with honey

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Time to taste some Cretan dishes in traditional taverna. Taste fresh Moussaka, Dolmades, Saganaki etc.

Passing through Olive groves

Passing through traditional village of Mochos and enjoy the spectacular panoramic view.

Finally we'll visit Knossos Palace. Knossos Palace, is one of the most significant archaeological sites in Greece. Knossos Palace was the political, social, and cultural center of the Minoan civilization, dating back to the Bronze Age (around 2000 BCE) Visiting the Lasithi Plateau and Knossos Palace, offers a journey through time and nature, allowing travelers to experience the authentic charm and rich traditions of Crete.