Welcome to Chania

Here history, culture, and natural beauty come together to create an unforgettable destination.

During your stay with us, you’ll have the opportunity to explore a diverse array of attractions that showcase the rich heritage and stunning landscapes of this enchanting region.

From ancient ruins and historic sites to pristine beaches and vibrant markets, Chania offers something for every traveler. Whether you’re an adventurer seeking outdoor thrills, a history buff eager to delve into the past, or simply looking to relax and enjoy the local cuisine, our guide will introduce you to the best places to visit in Chania.

Join us as we take you on a journey through the must-see destinations that make Chania a true gem of Crete. Get ready to create lasting memories and experience the magic of this captivating region.

Agioi Apostoloi Beach: A Gem Near Our Hotel

Located just a short walk from our hotel this beautiful beach boasts golden sands and crystal-clear waters, perfect for a relaxing day under the Cretan sun.

Agioi Apostoloi is well-known for its calm and shallow waters, making it an ideal spot for families with young children. The beach is equipped with excellent facilities, including sunbeds, umbrellas, and beachside cafes where you can enjoy refreshing drinks and delicious snacks.

With its pristine beauty and convenient location, Agioi Apostoloi Beach is a must-visit destination for our guests. Enjoy the serene atmosphere, take a dip in the sparkling waters, and unwind in this picturesque setting, just steps away from your home away from home.

Come experience the magic of Agious Apostolous Beach and create unforgettable memories during your stay with us!

Beaches

Elafonissi Beach

Famous for its stunning beaches of fine pink sand, Elafonisi lies on the Libyan Sea at the southwestern tip of the island.
Elafonisi lagoon at Crete

Balos Lagoon

Greece, Crete island, Balos Beach Lagoon
The lagoon of Balos is worldwide well-known for its turquoise clear waters

Falassarna Beach

A long sandy beach known for clear waters, ideal for both relaxation and watersports.
Parasols and tanning beds on Falassarna beach, aerial view, Kissamos, Chania, Crete, Greece

Seitan Limania

Sandy beach of Seitan Limania washed by turquoise sea nestled inside rock canyons,
Goats over Seitan Limania Beach near Chania, Greece

Excursions

Chania’s diverse landscape offers amazing opportunities for excursions. Hike through dramatic gorges, take boat trips to remote islands, or explore lush valleys. The natural beauty of Crete will leave you awestruck.

Samaria Gorge

Samaria gorge, Xania, Crete, Greece.
Europe’s longest gorge offers an unforgettable trek through towering cliffs, lush forests, and scenic mountain views. It’s a must for hiking enthusiasts.

Loutro

A small, car-free village accessible only by boat or foot, Loutro is a hidden gem on the southern coast of Crete. Its peaceful atmosphere, white-washed buildings, and crystal-clear waters make it perfect for a relaxing escape.

Sfakia (Chora Sfakion)

The traditional village of Sfakia serves as the gateway to many coastal excursions. It’s also a great place to experience authentic Cretan hospitality and food.
A shorter and easier hike compared to Samaria, Imbros Gorge is equally beautiful, with dramatic cliffs and peaceful pathways.

Marmara Beach

Located near Loutro, Marmara Beach is a secluded cove with strikingly clear blue waters and small sea caves to explore.
Accessible by boat or a scenic hike, it’s ideal for snorkeling, swimming, or simply relaxing on the pebbly shore. There’s also a taverna nearby for a taste of local cuisine.

History

Chania’s history spans thousands of years, from ancient Minoan settlements to Venetian and Ottoman rule. Visit the well-preserved landmarks, including fortresses, ancient walls, and historical museums that offer insights into the city’s past.

Old Venetian Harbor

The Chania Lighthouse, also known as the Venetian Lighthouse, is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

Chania Archaeological Museum

Archaeological Museum of Chania in the Monastery of Saint Francis, 16th century
Vessels from several part of Khania district