Hjælp piraten Tim og papegøjen Calypso, for de har brug for alle mand på dækket for at finde deres forsvundne skat. Men først skal du lære alle ting, du behøver, for at blive en ægte TUI-pirat. Vi stikker til søs fra Chersonissos havn. Vores skibskammerater vil sørge for, at du kommer i piratstemning med ansigtsmaling og spændende temalege for de små pirater og udfordringer for de ældre besætningsmedlemmer. Desuden er der et skattekort og ledetråde at følge, så sørg for at finde dine skarpeste søfartsinstinkter frem.
Og så tager vi en pause fra alt det sjove, når vi kaster anker ved St. George's Bay og tager en dukkert. Dette rolige sted er ideelt til at slappe af og nyde udsigten til klipperne og det omkringliggende grønne område. Herfra stiger I ombord igen til en græsk grillfest for for at lade energien op igeb, før vi igen stopper i Malia.
Piraterne på Kreta på halvdags bådtur for hele familien
- Du stikker til søs på en bådtur med pirattema, velegnet med hele familier
- Udflugten inkluderer et stop til en svømmetur i Sankt Georgs-bugten
- Der serveres grillfrokost om bord på skibet, og der er masser af valgmuligheder for kræsne børn
- Besætningen arrangerer tematiske lege for de mindste samt udfordringer og gåder for de større pirater
- Alle små sømænd får en bandana i børnestørrelse, som de kan tage på, og de får et piratcertifikat til sidst
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En lokal læskedrik pr. person, en flaske vand pr. person
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Bandana til hvert barn
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Certifikat til hvert barn
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Lege og aktiviteter
Bådtur
- Ikke velegnet for personer der lider af køresyge
- Ikke egnet til personer i kørestol
- Medbring badetøj og solcreme
- Medbring et håndklæde
- Medbring en hat
- Penge til ekstra fornødenheder eller drikkepenge
- Medbring dit pas
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Fra Amerikas Forenede Stater - august 2025Rejste med familie
55 - 64 År gammel
Middel
Samlet bedømmelse3/5
Guide, coach excellent, ship crew very good. The actual boat would not be allowed to go to sea in the UK by the MCSA due to its condition with passeng ...
Marko
Fra Amerikas Forenede Stater - august 2025Rejste med familie
25 - 34 År gammel
Middel
Samlet bedømmelse3/5
Für die Kinder gab es kein Piratenzertifikat und kein Halstuch (wie es in der Buchung stand). Das Essen war sehr hart (für die Erwachsenen) und das d ...
Kristina
Fra Amerikas Forenede Stater - august 2025Rejste med familie
18 - 24 År gammel
Meget god
Samlet bedømmelse5/5
Ross
Fra Amerikas Forenede Stater - august 2025Rejste med familie
18 - 24 År gammel
Meget god
Samlet bedømmelse5/5
Loved it I’m not sure how busy it would be normally but we was expecting it to be packed and to our delight it was hardly full at all about 5 families ...
Joe
Fra Amerikas Forenede Stater - august 2025Rejste med familie
18 - 24 År gammel
Meget god
Samlet bedømmelse4/5
Michael Kaiser
Fra Amerikas Forenede Stater - august 2025Rejste med familie
25 - 34 År gammel
Dårlig
Samlet bedømmelse2/5
- lediglich 1 ausgang über überhängende Leite ins Wasser für rd 150 Personen! Erste gingen wieder raus, bevor andere überhaupt im Wasser waren - Barbe ...
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