Boat Trip to Chrissi Island from Ierapetra

Discover Crete aboard this boat trip to Chrissi Island, departing from the beautiful city of Ierapetra! We will sail for one hour until we reach the waters around Chrissi Island. In the heart of the South Cretan Sea, it is known for its clear waters in all the shades of blue and green, the golden beaches - where it got its name from -, and the protected forest with the cedar trees, which are over 200 years old. Chrissi is a paradise on earth, located in the southernmost natural park of Europe.

We will drop anchor on the southern part of the island, where we will stop to allow you to swim around its wonderful sandy beaches. You will then be able to relax on board and admire the island and its unique forest from the boat. For lunchtime, you can either bring your own food or eat at our self-service restaurant on the boat.

Enjoy the serenity, fresh air and calm waters while soaking up the sun near the paradisaical island of Chrissi.

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Highlights
- Spacious and comfortable boat
- Visit to the area around Chrissi Island
- Swimming and sunbathing
- Traditional Cretan lunch by the sea (to be purchased)

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Departure & Return
We will meet in front of the ship at the Port of Ierapetra 40 minutes before departure time. If you come by car, you can park it for free outside the port. There are also daily buses that connect Ierapetra with Irakleio, Agios Nikolaos and Sitia. We will return to the same port to disembark once the trip is over.

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Characteristics of the boat
- Number of passengers: 200-400
- Self-service bar
- Sun-protected area
- Restrooms
- Open deck
- Air-conditioned main hall
- TV and stereo music
- No pets allowed

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Additional Services
- The ship's self-service restaurant bar is open throughout the cruise, so you can enjoy a delicious meal, salad, wine, snacks, coffee, soft drinks, ice creams, and much more on board.

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Good to know
In order to protect the unique natural ecosystem of the island of Chrissi, it is not allowed to disembark on the island this summer. The ship approaches the island and anchors in a leeward spot near a selected beach for swimming in crystal clear water, a short distance from the shore to facilitate access for passengers who want to reach the island by swimming. The use of the island's beaches is allowed. Access to the interior of the island and the use of the shade of the junipers are prohibited.