Τhe cave of Agia Sofia (Santa Sophia) is located 47km southwest of Chania, on the western walls of the gorge Topolia, near the main road to Elafonisi. The cave was a very important place of worship in the ancient times. In the cave, a clay figurine dating from the 4th century BC has been found. Moreover, Neolithic, Early Minoan, Late Minoan, Classical, Hellenistic and Roman pottery traces have been found.

The driving time to Elafonissi Beach is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, if origination from Chania. There is a central parking lot and to get to the beach you need to cross a distance of 750 meters (about a 10 minute walk) on a dirt path. Our guide will park in the parking lot next to the entrance, and help you carry the free equipment to the beach. Elafonnissi Beach is a large area consisting of the main beach (separated into two areas), the island of Elafonissi and a smaller, lagoon like beach, connecting the main beach to the island. You can reach the island by crossing the shallow waters of the lagoon. On the two main beaches there are umbrellas and lounge chairs for rent, canteens, toilets and a place to change. Typically, customers spend 3-4 hours at the beach. Pick up point for your return will be determined with the driver. There is flexibility in the length of stay, depending on whether you choose to make any of the optional stops for sightseeing.

On our way back we will have the option to stop for food at an excellent traditional family tavern with a fantastic views and local cuisine. These stops are optional and the itinerary is created with the help of our reservations staff and driver in advance, or on the morning of the tour. Additionally, if customers have a different preference for lunch, we will do our best to accommodate them.

Kedrodasos is an amazing beach just 1km east of the famous Elafonissi lagoon. It is a wonderful choice for camping and a favorite beach for naturists.