Cruise to the island of Dia in Santorini

Immerse yourself in a unique experience in Santorini, Greece, where Santorini’s rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes create the perfect setting for unforgettable team building moments. This carefully curated activity combines local traditions with modern adventure, offering your team an authentic connection to the destination while fostering collaboration and creating lasting memories.

Crete is an ideal destination for those of you dreaming of sunshine and paradise beaches! But what to do on this sublime island? We suggest a cruise to the island of Dia in Crete, an uninhabited island off the north coast. A pure marvel! It's a must-do during a corporate retreat in Crete.

According to mythology, the island owes its name to Dias, in other words, to Zeus, its creator. In 1972, Commander Cousteau and his team discovered, following underwater research, the ruins of an ancient port and, in the maritime area between Heraklion and Dia, the wreck of the French ship "La Thérèse". Remains from the Minoan era can be found here. The Minoan civilization is an ancient civilization that developed on the islands of Crete from 2700 to 1200 BC. Remains and legends are thus at the heart of the island of Dia.

It is the largest island off the coast of Crete. Its seabed is of great ecological and archaeological interest due to the large number of underwater discoveries made. During this sailing trip, you will have the opportunity to explore the seabed, whether snorkeling or equipped with diving tanks. It is possible to organize mini team challenges. You will take a cruise to the island of Dia in Crete aboard sailboats, stopping at one of the island's deserted coves for a swim.

During your day, a lunch break will be offered. (full menu and unlimited drinks, beer, wine, mineral water, soft drinks.) The watchword during this activity is “ relaxation.” Let yourself be carried away during this cruise to the island of Dia in Crete and take the time to explore the marine world and the island’s rich landscapes.