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Irakleia Island

Irakleia is the largest and westernmost island in the Minor Cyclades island group, a charming destination in the heart of the Aegean Archipelago, which you must absolutely add to your travelling experiences.

Ιtinerary

1st stop Merichas bay - Fishing Time- 2nd stop Alimia Beach

Merichas Bay

Snorkeling spot. Is a natural attraction located on the southeast side of the island. Merichas is surrounded by vertical rocks 150 meters high which are nailed to the sea.

Alimia Beach

Alimia, with its crystal-clear and always cool waters, is ideal for observing the sea bed, since this is the place where a wreckage of a German hydroplane lies as it was sunken during the 2nd World War. So, take a diving mask with you! The beach is sandy and pebbled.

Included

Snorkell equipment - Fishing Gear- Drinks - BBQ

Duration

8 Hours - Dep, 12:00 PM - Ret. 20:00 PM (flexible)

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Merichas Bay Merichas is a natural attraction located on the southeast side of the island. Merichas is surrounded by vertical rocks 150 meters high which are nailed to the sea or raised in the sky like supernatural beasts. It is surely an image that you will remember for a long time. Meanders and strange shapes, striking colors and rocks, as if nature put all its art on this hollow rock wall. Vultures make circular flights around the rock. It is an ideal place for any bird lover.
World War II Plane at Alimia The wreckage of a German Arado AR196 shipboard reconnaissance aircraft that sank during World War II can be seen close to the beach, at a depth of about 9m in Alimia bay, at Irakleia's southwestern tip. Visitors can dive, get a closer look and of course take pictures.
Alimia, with its crystal-clear and always cool waters, is ideal for observing the sea bed, since this is the place where a wreckage of a German hydroplane lies as it was sunken during the 2nd World War. So, take a diving mask with you! The beach is sandy and pebbled.
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