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Anogia Village Trip
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05/10/2024
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Anogia
Greece
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58
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participants
Goal of the Activity

The goal of "Anogia Escape: A Cultural Retreat" is to immerse participants in the rich history, culture, and natural beauty of Anogia, offering a unique opportunity to explore traditional Cretan life, engage in hands-on activities like cheese pie-making, and connect with local artisans. It’s about creating a memorable experience that celebrates Cretan heritage, fosters cultural appreciation, and builds lasting memories.


 

Description

Embark on a journey to the heart of Crete with "Anogia Escape: A Cultural Retreat"! Discover the enchanting village of Anogia, a place steeped in history, culture, and surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Cretan countryside.

Programme Highlights:

  • Departure: Meet at Venizelos’ Statue for a scenic bus ride to Anogia, soaking in the beauty of Crete along the way.
  • Anogia Village Tour: Wander through charming streets filled with traditional architecture, warm hospitality, and captivating stories.
  • Cretan Cheese Pie-Making Workshop (optional): Learn to make Sarikopita and enjoy it with traditional tea (10€ per person).
  • Local Craftsmen: Meet skilled artisans and explore their handmade treasures, reflecting the authenticity of Cretan culture.
  • Scenic Views: Marvel at the panoramic vistas of the Idi Mountains and Amari Valley, a true natural wonder.
  • Return Journey: Head back with cherished memories of a day filled with exploration, culture, and the warmth of Cretan hospitality.


 

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By organising this activity, the organisers want to contribute to the following Sustainable Development Goals
Objectives
Foster Experiential Learning (NFE)
Showcase Cultural Heritage
Showcase Natural Heritage
Social and Cultural Integration in Local Community
Support Language Learning
Slow and Sustainable Tourism
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