Shared Catamaran Cruise from Heraklion to Dia Island with a Bali 4.1

Cafe Marina Heraklion, Crete

Crete Shared Catamaran Cruise to Dia Island | Heraklion Daily Sailing Tour Events on Board

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Duration:

6 hour(s)

30 min

Languages:

Greek, English

Capacity:

up to 14 guests

Overview

Have you ever dreamed of sailing across the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea on a sleek and modern catamaran? Now is your chance to turn that dream into reality with our shared daily cruise from Heraklion to the stunning Dia Island aboard the luxurious Bali 4.1 catamaran. This is more than just a boat trip – it’s an unforgettable day at sea filled with sun, salt air, and serenity, all wrapped in the natural beauty of Crete.

Our cruise begins at the vibrant Heraklion Marina, where you’ll board a spacious and elegant catamaran designed for comfort and social relaxation. The Bali 4.1 is known for its stability and style, offering ample seating, panoramic lounges, and shaded areas to enjoy the views without compromise. As we set sail toward Dia Island, a protected nature reserve just off the northern coast of Crete, the adventure truly begins.

You’ll feel the gentle breeze on your skin and the sun warming your face as the catamaran glides smoothly over the sparkling Cretan Sea. Along the way, enjoy cold drinks, fresh fruits, and light snacks while soaking in spectacular views of the coastline and the wild, uninhabited islet of Dia emerging in the distance. Upon arrival, you’ll anchor in one of Dia’s secluded coves – a place of mythical tranquility where ancient legends and untouched nature meet.

Whether you’re in the mood for snorkeling in transparent waters, diving off the yacht for a refreshing swim, or simply relaxing on the deck with a glass of wine in hand, Dia Island offers a serene escape that feels worlds away. And the best part? You don’t need to charter a private yacht to enjoy it – this shared cruise offers all the luxuries of a private sailing experience, at an accessible price.

This daily catamaran cruise is ideal for couples, solo travelers, families, and groups of friends who want to explore the best of Crete’s maritime beauty. It’s also one of the top-rated things to do in Heraklion, especially if you’re craving a mix of adventure, leisure, and genuine Cretan hospitality.

So why settle for a crowded ferry or a basic boat tour when you can sail the seas in style on a Bali 4.1? Join us on this Crete sailing journey and create unforgettable memories with like-minded travelers under the Greek sun.

Highlights

Luxurious and spacious Bali 4.1 catamaran

Refreshments and light snacks included

Dia Island anchorage

Professional Greek crew

Included

beverages and snacks

snorkeling equipment,

fishing equipment,

sup boards

kid’s box,

various inflatable toys,

noodles

Meal on board

All-inclusive beverages

VAT

Fuel

Not Included

Anything other than the mentioned inclusions

Gratuities

Durations

Languages

Locations-For-Activity

Crete

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a shared daily cruise?
A shared daily cruise is a boating adventure where individuals or small groups join others aboard a single vessel for a day-long journey. Unlike private charters, participants share the boat, making it a cost-effective way to experience sailing and explore destinations.
What is included in the cruise price?
The cruise price generally includes the boat ride, professional crew, and often a selection of amenities such as meals, beverages, and sometimes snorkeling gear or paddle-boards. Exact inclusions can vary, so it’s important to check the details for your specific cruise.
Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?
Many cruises can accommodate dietary restrictions with advance notice. Be sure to inform the cruise operator of any dietary needs when you book.
What is the difference between shared and semi-private cruises?
Shared cruises typically have a higher number of passengers. These cruises are open to the public, and tickets are sold individually. The boat is shared among various individuals and groups who book independently.

Semi-private cruises limit the number of passengers more strictly than shared cruises. These cruises are shared among a few individuals or small groups, but the total number of guests is kept low to maintain a sense of exclusivity and comfort.
What time should I arrive at the dock?
For a smooth and timely departure, we recommend that all guests arrive at the dock at least 30 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time. This window allows you to check in, complete any necessary paperwork, and receive a briefing or instructions if required. Arriving early also helps mitigate any unforeseen delays and ensures that you can board comfortably and without rush.