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WHAT YOU VISIT
Rethymno Old Town Walking Tour
Built on a wide, shallow bay, this seaside town is known as having the best-preserved old town in Crete. Upon arrival, you'll discover the island's treasured Venetian past with a stroll along the maze of cobbled streets with buildings dating back to the 16th century.

Avli Restaurant Wine Tasting
Located in the heart of Old Town, the restaurant's flower-filled courtyard is an inviting setting to savor a selection of Greek wines-two whites, two reds, and one rosé accompanied by plates of cold cuts - enhanced by a local expert's insights.

Agreco Farm
The 40-hectare (98 acre) estate, a replica of a 17th century lodge, showcases age-old farming techniques. Following a tour of the olive press, watermill, wood-burning oven, general store, wine cellar, workshops, church, and guesthouses, you'll be treated to a traditional snacks of Cretan rusks, black/green olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, boiled eggs, cabbage, potatoes, and cheese paired with Raki, a potent grape brandy and national drink of Crete.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Rethymno is one of Crete's best-preserved settlements. Look out for ornate doorways decorated with Venetian crests, Ottoman mosques with minarets and wooden facades of mansions.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
You'll travel south along the eastern coastline from Souda to varying landscapes of city streets, rolling hills and the Sea of Crete accompanying you to Rethymno.