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Retimno – miasto i targ

167,00 zł

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Język: Niemiecki, Angielski

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Czas trwania: od 4 godziny do 8 godzin

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Poranna wycieczka do Retimno
Czas wolny na zwiedzanie na własną rękę
Cotygodniowy targ
Spacer wzdłuż portu weneckiego
Zabytkowe stare miasto

Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Ta poranna, relaksująca wycieczka do romantycznego miasta Retimno pozostawia dużo czasu wolnego na zwiedzanie we własnym tempie. Podczas podróży wzdłuż zachodniego wybrzeża Krety do Retimno będzie można poznać historię i architekturę tego czarującego regionu.

Po przybyciu na miejsce możesz rozpocząć zwiedzanie miasta na własną rękę. Na cotygodniowym targu smakowite zapachy świeżych produktów zapraszają do ich spróbowania; można znaleźć tu też pamiątki. Imponująca forteca i otaczający ją labirynt wąskich uliczek i zabytkowych budynków jest także wart zobaczenia.

Można też po prostu przespacerować się wzdłuż malowniczego weneckiego portu, podziwiając widoki na błękitne morze i kolorowe rybackie łodzie. W mieście znajduje się wiele tradycyjnych kawiarni i restauracji, które zapraszają na kawę w pakiecie z cudownym widokiem na okolicę.

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Doskonale

4,2 /5

Na podstawie 14 recenzji od zweryfikowanych podróżnych

Kategorie recenzji

Stosunek jakości do ceny

3,9/5

Personel

4,3/5

Bezpieczeństwo

4,3/5

Usługa

4,3/5

Wszystkie oceny (14)

Liczba gwiazdek: 5 (8)

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Paul
Verified booking
4.2
25 października 2025
Podróż w parze
The town is a great place to visit, lots of different shops, alleys, bars, bakeries, restaurants etc as well as having a nice harbour. The market is a nice walk around but small and limited in the variety of goods so that part I would say is a tad overstated. Expect a 2hr journey there and back so it is a full day with 4 hrs in the town.
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Percy Mills
Verified booking
3
14 września 2025
Podróż w parze
We liked the opportunity to visit Rethymnon and the market, but not long enough time there. There were many side streets we were unable to visit, and we did not have the chance to see the fortress. So needed to be a full day visit. It was a long journey timewise, plus the bus was almost an hour late picking up which was uncomfortable standing around in the heat. The guide could have given more information there and on the journey.
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The B family
Verified booking
2.6
2 sierpnia 2025
Podróż z rodziną
The TUI rep and the coach driver were lovely however this experience was not one: it was a pick up at our hotel, drop off by the market and then meet up a few hours later. Taking a taxi would have been the same and much cheaper!
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KJ
Verified booking
5
20 czerwca 2025
Podróż z rodziną
The guide was very informative and advised everyone well and clearly before we left to explore the town.
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Trevor & Julie
Verified booking
4.6
14 maja 2025
Podróż w parze
Like: The guide's knowledge and simple directions to navigate the town. Could be better: Perhaps some additional guidance or information around the Fortress which we had time to visit during our free time.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
10 maja 2025
We were picked up on time, the driver was very good & the tour guide was excellent. Beautiful traditional town & good value for money

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