• Visit the mystical Monastery of Kera
• Discover the cave of Zeus
• Εnjoy the traditional pottery workshop and create your own bowl
• Stroll around Tzermiado, the biggest and oldest village on the plateau
• Taste authentic Cretan dishes homemade from local traditional production

The first stop is at the historical monastery of Kera Kardiotissa, a monastery inhabited and run by nuns, which is located in an idyllic landscape.

Here you can admire the miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary, plenty of frescoes, and a variety of other icons, dating back to the 14th century.

Then, you head to Lasithi Plateau, one of the few areas in the Mediterranean with permanent inhabitants at an altitude of over 800 meters.

It is surrounded by the Dikti Mountains and 18 quaint villages, which still retain the atmosphere of another era. You can admire the remaining famous windmills and the Venetian ditches, the drainage system of the Plateau.

The next stop will be the village of Psychro. You can visit the Dicteon Cave with the fantastic stalactites and stalagmites, where according to the myth God Zeus was born.

Psychro is also well known for its handmade ceramics and the workshop there will leave you with the best impressions after your visit.

The last stop, Tzermiado, the capital of the villages on the plateau, will amaze you with its natural beauty, its traditional architecture, and its breathtaking views.

Here you can take pictures of the wonderful landscape, rest for a while, and enjoy your lunch in one of the local taverns.

When seeking out unique and delicious local food on Crete Island, consider visiting a family-owned restaurant.

These charming establishments offer authentic Cretan dishes made with love and tradition.

The Lassithi Plateau is very famous for its local vegetable products and the taste of their fresh daily picked products will last forever in your mind.