Bali (Crete) Things to Do

The resort is set around a number of small coves, with visitors able to choose from four beaches, featuring stretches of both sand and shingle, and boasting crystal-clear water for swimming. Bali also offers a number of convenient waterfront tavernas and cafes.  

 

Plenty of water sport activities including jet skiing, water bikes, windsurfing, scuba-diving, sailing, canoeing and parasailing, with fishing trips available.

 

Hotels offer swimming pools, tennis courts, gyms, table tennis and billiards, whilst mountain bikes are available to rent. Jeep safaris can be taken in the Idi Mountains. 

 

Boats depart regularly from the working harbour, and take visitors to Rethymnon and out on cruises along the north coast, with trips to Spinalonga Island and over to Santorini offered.  

 

The scenic countryside inland is well worth exploring, and there are trails and footpaths to follow throughout the hillsides. Popular sights to visit include the monastery at Agios Ionnis and the mountain village of Margarites.    

 

Located in between Heraklion and Rethymnon, Bali is well-placed to explore the central north coast and its beaches, coves and charming little towns and villages. Famous attractions such as the Samaria Gorge and the Minoan sites of Knossos and Phaestos are popular day trips.