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Samariaravinen

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Varighet: mer enn 8 timer

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Høydepunkt

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Samariaravinen
Bading i Agia Roumeli

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Du får god bruk for turskoene på denne fotturen gjennom Samariaravinen. Denne 16 km lange kløften er den lengste i Europa. Så det er en krevende, men spektakulær, fem til seks timers tur som ikke passer for personer med svakt hjerte.

Vi starter med å kjøre gjennom de hvite fjellene til utgangspunktet – Xyloskalotrappen, som går i sikksakk rundt 200 meter ned i kløften. Vi passerer små kapell, går mellom de høye fjellveggene og du får kanskje øye på noen av Kretas ville "kri-kri"-geiter. Høydepunktet er "Iron Gates" – den smaleste delen av kløften der de 300 meter høye veggene står kun 3 meter fra hverandre.

På slutten kommer du til kystlandsbyen Agia Roumeli, der du kan ta et bad eller slappe av på en taverna. Når alle er ferdige med turen, tar vi båt langs kysten til stedet der bussen venter.

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Ikke egnet for personer med hjerteproblemer, kne- eller leddproblemer, astma eller svimmelhet
Ikke egnet for gravide og barn under 12 år
Lunsj og drikke er ikke inkludert
Kreta er en stor øy med mange feriesteder og hoteller langs kysten. På grunn av dette kan transporttiden på denne turen være opptil 4 timer hver vei, avhengig av hotellets beliggenhet og trafikkforholdene den aktuelle dagen – slik at den totale varigheten på turen blir 14–17 timer.
Alle må signere et deltakerskjema før de går inn i Samariaravinen
Utflukten passer ikke hvis du er gravid eller har problemer med ryggen
Utflukten passer ikke hvis du har problemer med helsen
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TUI Hellas Travel, Tourism and Airlines SA, with Tax Number 094469778 and Travel License Number 0261Ε60000126100

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Få 100% refundert hvis du avbestiller frem til 1 dag før aktiviteten begynner.

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Veldig bra

4,5 /5

Basert på 63 anmeldelser fra tidligere kunder

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Guider

4,4/5

Valuta for pengene

4,5/5

Service

4,4/5

Sikkerhet

4,4/5

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Maja
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5
3. august 2025
Reiste med familie
Christina var en super guide, som på bussen gav nyttig information om ruten og fortalte om historie, natur mm. Og så kunne man vandre selv i sit eget tempo, uden at skulle følges i en stor gruppe. Samtidig med at Christina holdt øje med at alle var ok. Perfekt med en par timer i Agia Roumeli efter vandreturen til en dukkert og et måltid mad inden færgen. Supergod og lang dag!
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Hmr78
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4.6
11. juli 2025
Reise som par
Opas ei ollut mukana vaan jokainen lähti omaan tahtiin. Itse en olisi osannut siellä kulkea ilman että seurasin pariskuntaa joka tuli samalla kyydillä. Saattaja pitäisi olla tai mennä ryhmissä/pareittain. Muuten vaellus oli aivan loistava. Paljon erilaista juotavaa pelkkä vesi ei riitä ja suolaista/makeaa purtavaa mukaan koska rotkossa on kuuma eikä tuuli sinne löydä.
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30. mai 2025
Reiste med venner
Då det är tidig start och vi hade funderingar om frukost, hade det varit bra att veta att det var ett stop med möjlighet till inköp innan vi kom fram. Detta kunde inte Tuis representant på hotellet ge oss info om... Det borde de få kunskap om.
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Steven
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4.6
22. august 2025
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Steinar
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4.2
18. mai 2024
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Altfor lang ventetid på båten, for mange har ikkje kapasitet til å gå den lange ruta innafor « idealtid « derfor vert det venting i fleire timar for dei som går litt fortare. Gjekk same ruta for 20 år sidan, det var litt betre då. Turen i seg sjølv er heilt unik, ein fantastisk opplevelse sjølv for ein vestlending frå Norge.
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Martin
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5
29. juli 2024
Reiste med familie
Bättre att ge information innan avfärd t.ex. att det finns vatten under färden. Många packar sin packning innan avfärd och att få reda på bussen att man inte behöver vatten för hela sträckningen är så dags.

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