Villas in Chania Crete

How to get to Chania?

The good climate, breathtaking landscapes and easy arrival are the main reasons why tourists from all over the world choose Greece as a holiday destination. Travellers can fly to Greece from many European and non-European countries. You could land in Athens and then start your trip, or you could fly to Crete if you are staying in Chania.

There are many international flights to Chania Airport from London, Dusseldorf, Paris and other departures destinations. Once you have landed in Crete, you can rent a private transfer or take a taxi to your accommodation.

To get around the island, you could rent a car or take a bus to go from Chania to Heraklion or to Chania to Rethymnon. After exploring Chania and the nearby towns and places, you should take a ferry to visit other islands in Greece.

Knowing the Chania temperature is important before buying your tickets. For example, summer is the best time of the year to practise water sports and visit the best beaches in Chania. On the contrary, winter is perfect for hiking or cycling in the hills, as it is usually warm and cloudless.

Things to do in Chania

• Take a tour to the Balos Lagoon Chania. This natural reserve is a must-visit spot. Swim, sunbathe and enjoy a relaxing day trip.

• If you are fond of the best beaches in Chania, you should spend a whole day in Seitan Limania, a remote sandy beach surrounded by rock formations.

• Enjoy the sunset from the Old Venetian Harbour.

• Walk along the boardwalk after the sun sets. In Chania old town, there are many charming restaurants and bars where you can enjoy a meal or a drink under the moonlight while watching the sea.

• You must try the traditional food of Greece. Find street markets with fresh food and products from local farmers near Polichroni Polichronidi Park and on Minoos Street, close to the Theatro Anatolikis Tafrou

• Greece is famous for its ancient history. You could learn more of their culture and traditions in the Archaeological Museum of Chania.

• Visit the cities nearby like Rethymno, Agia Triada and Damnoni.

Places to stay in Chania

When choosing a holiday rental, it is important to know what kind of trip you are planning. Consider whether you are travelling with family, friends or with your partner. This way you will be able to decide on which type of accommodation Chania Crete to book.

The time of the year is also essential. During summer, tourists usually prefer to book cottages or villas in Chania Crete Greece, with a private swimming pool or near the beach. In winter, you could stay near the Old Venetian Harbour or in Chania old town.

There are plenty of comfortable self-catering apartments and studios to book for your next Chania holidays.