INFORMATION FOR YOUR DAILY TOURS
Our staff can provide you with detailed information on planning your sightseeing tour of Xania.They can provide you information on the operation timetables of museums, bus routes and ships, proposals for car rental and daily excursions with organized group or individually.
ATTRACTION-PLACES TO VISIT
Crete is the largest, the most popular of the Greek islands and the fifth largest in the Mediterranean area. The capital and largest city of the island is Heraklion, which is the CAPITAL OF Crete including neighboring islands and islets. With a population of 620,000 inhabitants, about 160 km south of the Greek mainland and extending from west to east, bordering north by the Cretan and south of the Libyan Sea. Is considerede an important part of the economical and Greek cultural heritage. Though, Crete preserves its own cultural elements. In the years 3000 BC-1400 BC flourished on the island the Minoan civilization, one of Europe’s first civilisation, with main centres in Knossos, Cydonia and Phaistos.
In the western part of Crete is the prefecture of Hania with its gorges , caves, lakes and beaches ornaments. Important archaeological sites compose the scene that impresses every Greek and foreign visitor.
Chania is the capital of the county with many neighborhoods with picturesque …….. The modern city spread out around the old has good layout, open roads, beautiful squares and well-preserved neoclassical buildings.
In the western part of Crete is the prefecture of Hania with its gorges , caves, lakes and beaches ornaments. Important archaeological sites compose the scene that impresses every Greek and foreign visitor.
Chania is the capital of the county with many neighborhoods with picturesque …….. The modern city spread out around the old has good layout, open roads, beautiful squares and well-preserved neoclassical buildings.
Venetian Harbour
The Venetian harbor with the lighthouse is a hallmark of the city of Chania. Today attracts many visitors and the inhabitants, during the summer months. Many restaurants, taverns, cafes, bars along the beach are ideal for relaxing hours of leisure and entertainment. Built by the Venetians from 1320 until 1356. Manufactured in Firka fort at the harbor entrance in the west and is enhanced by the Bastion of St. Nicholas of Molos on the breakwater. The Ottoman period the Venetian harbor, although constituted trade center, left to its fate. Only in the years of Egyptian occupation (1831-1841) starts again repair works and refurbished and the lighthouse. From the late 19th century the Venetian port is unable to serve the largest ships of the era and gradually abandoned and used the large natural port of Souda which today serves the commercial and passenger traffic in western Crete. Worth seeing the Venetian harbor from west to east:
- The Bastion fortress the Naval Museum
- The Santrivani (Eleftherios Venizelos Square)
- The Yali Mosque (the oldest Muslim edifice of Crete)
- The Byzantine walls of Kastelli hill
- The Great Arsenal
- The Venetian dockyards
- The Bastion St. Nicholas of Molos on the breakwater
- The Lighthouse
Municipal Market
The Municipal Market, the huge building of 4,000 sq.m. on Hatzimichalis Giannari, it is one of the most modern monuments of the city of Chania. Built in 1913 on the bastion Piatta Forma, in the middle of the walls of the Venetian period. Until the late 19th century in the Municipal Market of Chania were roughly established butchers, fishmongers and vegetable shops, an outdoor street market, where the villagers brought their products to sell.
In 1908 the municipality decided to groom the party building the Chania Municipal Market. It has a cross shape and four gates, one on each wing. It houses 76 shops arranged in groups in the four arms of the cross.
The official inauguration of the Municipal Market of Chania made by the then Greek Prime Minister Eleftherios Venizelos in 1913, shortly before the Battle of Crete in May 1941, was completed and the anti-aircraft shelter in the southeast part of the Municipal Market of Chania.
During the occupation the Municipal Market of Chania was used by the Germans for the needs of the occupying army.
The Tombs of the Venizelos
The Venizelos graves of Eleftherios Venizelos and Sophocles Venizelos, situated in an excellent location up on the hill of Prophet Elias, only 5 kilometers east of the city of Chania.
Both Venizelos graves, one facing the other, located in a beautiful park with gardens, paved floors, paths, steps and terraces, under the shade of pine trees, while what makes terrible beauty of the area is the blue sea and panoramic views of Chania and the region.
In the same park where are the Venizelos graves, just a few meters away is …
The historic church of Prophet Elias, the building of which dates back to the early 16th century, in the form and features Venetian
Before leaving the point where there are the Venizelos graves, sit on the terrace and enjoy the panoramic views of the city of Chania.
To get there you can take the City Bus from the Market that goes Kounoupidiana-Polytechneio. For about 1 hour distance.
Both Venizelos graves, one facing the other, located in a beautiful park with gardens, paved floors, paths, steps and terraces, under the shade of pine trees, while what makes terrible beauty of the area is the blue sea and panoramic views of Chania and the region.
In the same park where are the Venizelos graves, just a few meters away is …
The historic church of Prophet Elias, the building of which dates back to the early 16th century, in the form and features Venetian
Before leaving the point where there are the Venizelos graves, sit on the terrace and enjoy the panoramic views of the city of Chania.
To get there you can take the City Bus from the Market that goes Kounoupidiana-Polytechneio. For about 1 hour distance.
Ancient Aptera
The Aptera, which is approximately 15 km. From the city of Chania and above the Souda Bay, was the Minoan years one of the most important cities - states of Crete. Located in an extensive plateau with an altitude of 200 meters. with a stunning view to Souda Bay.
HOW TO GET THERE: By rental car or private taxi … distance about 25 minutes ie 15 km.
HOW TO GET THERE: By rental car or private taxi … distance about 25 minutes ie 15 km.
Knossos
The Minoan palace is the main site of Knossos, an important city in antiquity, with continuous life from the Neolithic period until the 5th century. A.D. It is built on the hill of Kefalas, with easy access to the sea and the island of Crete. According to tradition, it was the seat of the wise King Minos. Exciting myths of the Labyrinth with the Minotaur and of Daedalus and Icarus, connected with the palace of Knossos.
The first excavations were made in 1878 by Herakleion Minos Summer. Followed by the excavations conducted by the Englishman Sir Arthur Evans (1900-1913 and 1922-1930), who uncovered the whole palace.
HOW TO GET THERE: by taking a bus from the bus arrive at Bus Station Heraklion, from there take bus to take you to Knossos.
Hours: Winter hours: 08-00-15: 00
Summer: 08: 00-19: 00
Ticket price: 6,00 Euro
Phone: +30 2810 231940
Fax: +30 2810 241515
The first excavations were made in 1878 by Herakleion Minos Summer. Followed by the excavations conducted by the Englishman Sir Arthur Evans (1900-1913 and 1922-1930), who uncovered the whole palace.
HOW TO GET THERE: by taking a bus from the bus arrive at Bus Station Heraklion, from there take bus to take you to Knossos.
Hours: Winter hours: 08-00-15: 00
Summer: 08: 00-19: 00
Ticket price: 6,00 Euro
Phone: +30 2810 231940
Fax: +30 2810 241515
INFORMATION FOR YOUR DAILY TOURS
Our staff can provide you with detailed information on planning your sightseeing tour of Xania.They can provide you information on the operation timetables of museums, bus routes and ships, proposals for car rental and daily excursions with organized group or individually.
The Archaeological Museum of Chania was founded in 1963 and is located on the spot where stood the old Venetian monastery of St. Francis in Halidon Street in the city of Chania. The museum’s collection includes finds from excavations in various parts of the city made during the last 50 years and its exhibits give an enduring image of the cultural history of Chania from the Neolithic period up to the Roman period.
Summer opening hours from April 1 until October 31: Monday: closed
Tuesday - Sunday: 8:00 to 15:00
Ticket : 3,00E
Address: Halidon 21 Old Town, Chania
Phone: +30 28210 90334
Inside part of the northwest side of fortifications renamed Monastery of San Salvatore. This report is focused on the historical and artistic identity of Chania region during the Byzantine and post-Byzantine period.
The exhibits are divided into sections according to their category (Mosaic, Signs, paintings, ceramics, sculptures, coins, etc.) and are arranged in chronological order, accompanied by information boards and maps.
Summer opening hours:
Monday: closed Tuesday - Sunday: 8:30 to 15:00
Address: Theotokopoulou 78 Old Town Chania.
Phone: +30 28210 96046
The exhibits are divided into sections according to their category (Mosaic, Signs, paintings, ceramics, sculptures, coins, etc.) and are arranged in chronological order, accompanied by information boards and maps.
Summer opening hours:
Monday: closed Tuesday - Sunday: 8:30 to 15:00
Address: Theotokopoulou 78 Old Town Chania.
Phone: +30 28210 96046
The Maritime Museum of Crete is located in the Historic entrance fort ” Bastion ” in the old Venetian harbor. Established in 1973 to promote the maritime tradition and history of the island. The Museum cooperates and interacts with other maritime museums in Greece and abroad.
The permanent exhibition includes 2,500 artifacts as relics, objects found on the seabed, paintings, maps, photographs, ship models, nautical equipment etc.
An important development step for the Maritime Museum is the creation of a permanent exhibition of Ancient and Traditional Shipbuilding. The main exhibit is the restored ship of the Minoan era “Minoa”, an experimental model, a replica of an ancient trade. Other exhibits are tools and materials used in the construction of a series of photographs as well as an experimental trip map.
Opening hours: 9:00 to 16:00
Address: Coast Kountourioti, Venetian Port of Chania
Phone: +30 28210 - 91875
Fax: +30 28210 74 484
e-mail: Mar-museum-crete@otenet.gr
The permanent exhibition includes 2,500 artifacts as relics, objects found on the seabed, paintings, maps, photographs, ship models, nautical equipment etc.
An important development step for the Maritime Museum is the creation of a permanent exhibition of Ancient and Traditional Shipbuilding. The main exhibit is the restored ship of the Minoan era “Minoa”, an experimental model, a replica of an ancient trade. Other exhibits are tools and materials used in the construction of a series of photographs as well as an experimental trip map.
Opening hours: 9:00 to 16:00
Address: Coast Kountourioti, Venetian Port of Chania
Phone: +30 28210 - 91875
Fax: +30 28210 74 484
e-mail: Mar-museum-crete@otenet.gr
In the city center of Chania, dominates the historic Trimartiri the Holy Cathedral of Chania, the Church of the Presentation of Mary. The Church of the Presentation as Cathedral and Metropolitan Church and patron saint of the city, gathers all the religious, operational and general interest devotional pious people of Chania.
The Patriarchal Monastery of the Holy Trinity Tzagarolon is one of the most important monasteries of the Venetian fee in Crete with rich offer in history and education of the island. Located at the foothills of the Cross, to “Tzompomylos” of Cape Meleha.
In recent years the Holy Trinity Monastery Tzagarolon performs systematic biological olive crops and vineyards and produces fine wine, raki (raki), oil, honey, vinegar and olive oil soap.
The monastery produces 20 tonnes of organic virgin olive oil, awarded in international competitions and is mainly sold abroad.
Of course all the products of the Trinity Monastery you can buy in a shop that works inside the monastery area.
Opening Hours: Winter: 08: 00-15: 00
Summer: 08: 00-19: 00
In recent years the Holy Trinity Monastery Tzagarolon performs systematic biological olive crops and vineyards and produces fine wine, raki (raki), oil, honey, vinegar and olive oil soap.
The monastery produces 20 tonnes of organic virgin olive oil, awarded in international competitions and is mainly sold abroad.
Of course all the products of the Trinity Monastery you can buy in a shop that works inside the monastery area.
Opening Hours: Winter: 08: 00-15: 00
Summer: 08: 00-19: 00
The Gouverneto Monastery or Lady of the Angels is one of the oldest monasteries in Crete and is a sign of the Orthodox monastic architecture. Built in 1537 at an altitude of 260 meters by monks of the monastery Catholic who left due to piracy.
After Gouverneto walking trail through the gorge Avlaki, a beautiful wild scenery will look after about 30 minutes driving the ruined Catholic Convent or Monastery of St. John the Hermit. Next to dilapidated buildings but particularly impressive is the cave where St. John the Hermit lived, believed to have come from Egypt and was active in many areas in Crete, as in Azogyre before it Akrotiri.
The cave of St. John was once the bed of an underground river and has a length of over 100 meters and an area of 1500 sq.m.
Officially, the monastery is closed on Wednesdays and Fridays, and Monday - Tuesday - Thursday hours are 9 -12 and 5 PM-7 PM. On weekends the hours are 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 5 PM - 8 PM.
HOW TO GET THERE: Take the road to Chania airport reaching the airport turn left and follow the sign for Agia Triada.
Gouverneto and Catholic found after 4 km.
You can go with your own car or by taxi that we can arrange for you.It takes about 30 minutes to reach.
After Gouverneto walking trail through the gorge Avlaki, a beautiful wild scenery will look after about 30 minutes driving the ruined Catholic Convent or Monastery of St. John the Hermit. Next to dilapidated buildings but particularly impressive is the cave where St. John the Hermit lived, believed to have come from Egypt and was active in many areas in Crete, as in Azogyre before it Akrotiri.
The cave of St. John was once the bed of an underground river and has a length of over 100 meters and an area of 1500 sq.m.
Officially, the monastery is closed on Wednesdays and Fridays, and Monday - Tuesday - Thursday hours are 9 -12 and 5 PM-7 PM. On weekends the hours are 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 5 PM - 8 PM.
HOW TO GET THERE: Take the road to Chania airport reaching the airport turn left and follow the sign for Agia Triada.
Gouverneto and Catholic found after 4 km.
You can go with your own car or by taxi that we can arrange for you.It takes about 30 minutes to reach.
THE MONASTERY OF MARY OF CHRYSOSKALITISSAS. It is built on a rock, with spectacular views of the sea. Tradition says that the ninety stairs leading to the top of the rock is a golden, but can not be seen by the sinners. It is not known exactly when it was founded the current monastery. It is believed that the position existed priory. The two-aisled church dedicated to the Assumption of Mary and Saint Triada.
It is approximately 75 km from Chania and just five miles from Elafonisi.
How to get there: By car rental.
With an organized tour or taxi: inquire about costs and hours from Reception.
It is approximately 75 km from Chania and just five miles from Elafonisi.
How to get there: By car rental.
With an organized tour or taxi: inquire about costs and hours from Reception.
The Samaria Gorge is located in Chania Mountains White Mountains. It has a length of 18 km and is the longest gorge in Crete and Europe (in length). It has a width from 150 meters to 3 meters, which is the narrowest part of the name “Doors”. In 1962 it was declared as a national park of Greecevand a place of residence of many endemic birds and different species. The most famous of the animals that find refuge in the Samaria Gorge is the Cretan goat (Kri Kri). There are also growing rare herbs and plants such as wild burning bush and wild flowers. The gorge got its name from the village of Samaria and though it owes its name to the Byzantine church of Blessed Mary of the 14th century, located there and survives until now with many pictures and murals.
The gorge of Agia Irini is the second most visited gorge in Chania, after the Samaria Gorge. It is 7 km long and will take about 2.5 hours to cross it from the top of (Agia Irini) and descend to Sougia.
It is part of the E4 and is very easy route. They are downhill without particularly steep areas, with visible trail and almost entirely shaded. The only hard part is at the end of the gorge, after leaving to walk about 5.5 kilometers to the road to get to Sougia. There is a cafe where you can relax and if you want to avoid walking on asphalt call a taxi from Sougia., To take you either in your car or in Sougia (cost about 20,00).
Kourtaliotiko Gorge is located in Rethymnon area about 22 km south of the city. It starts from the village Koxare follows the river and ends in Kourtaliotis Lake beautiful beach Preveli. Halfway through your journey you will meet the road that passes through the gorge with parking and paths leading to the beautiful church of St. Nicholas. Towards the end of the gorge there is a point that resembles a tropical lagoon and has been named the beach with the Phoenicians! The gorge has incredible beauty and the scenery is wild. It has a rich flora and fauna and the river is divided into five streams which unite and form small lakes and a huge waterfall! Throughout the route you will notice that the canyon is narrow and the rocks are huge and full of small caves and ruler. Kourtaliotiko Gorge is a miracle of nature! Really worth a walk and see the beauty and wildness of the Cretan landscape!
You can go with your own vehicle or with an organized trip from our hotel staff.
If you go with your own vehicle and to enjoy the way it is best to go from Sfakia - Frangokastello Country to reach the Monastery Preveli
You can go with your own vehicle or with an organized trip from our hotel staff.
If you go with your own vehicle and to enjoy the way it is best to go from Sfakia - Frangokastello Country to reach the Monastery Preveli
The grand canyon of Imbros in Sfakia is one of the deepest and narrowest gorge of Kreta . The gorge starts just south of the village Imbros plateau Askifou to reach after about 5 km in village Komitades near Fragkokastello beach.
These walls stand vertically at a height of 300 meters and its width in places not exceed 2 meters. The crossing is relatively easy, it can be done all year round - with attention from autumn until the spring - and takes about three hours hiking up to Komitades.
If you go with your own car is easy to find transportation to take you to the top of the gorge.The taxi will cost you about 15,00E.
These walls stand vertically at a height of 300 meters and its width in places not exceed 2 meters. The crossing is relatively easy, it can be done all year round - with attention from autumn until the spring - and takes about three hours hiking up to Komitades.
If you go with your own car is easy to find transportation to take you to the top of the gorge.The taxi will cost you about 15,00E.
The beach Marathi located 17 km east of Chania, in Akrotiri. It is one of the beaches of Chania awarded with the Blue Flag. The sandy beach in conjunction with the shallow water and protection from the wind - due to the location - make it ideal for families and children. The beach is well organized offering guests the possibility to enjoy Cretan food and drink and facilities for swimming (umbrellas, shower, etc.) and lifeguard services. The beach has access for disabled people and infrastructure.
Access: The beach is connected with the city of Chania or by private and rented cars or buses from KTEL.ticket 2,60
Access: The beach is connected with the city of Chania or by private and rented cars or buses from KTEL.ticket 2,60
The southwestern tip of Crete.
The farthest beach from Chania town, but worth the way you do to get there. It is an islet almost connected with a coast and is only 100 meters. from it and one can reach by walking into the sea. Elafonisi is 76 km. From Chania and 43 from Kastelli. Here one comes to admire the stunning sandy beaches with dunes and white sand and swim in the unique in Crete crystal waters. Although the natural beauty attracts plenty of visitors the site has no developed tourist infrastructure. Elafonisi is one of the most popular beaches of Crete.
About 75 km. West of Chania, on the western coast of Crete.
One of the most popular destinations of Crete, Falasarna is a series of sandy beaches with crystal clear waters. From the city of Chania is regular daily bus service to Falasarna.
Time: 08:30 - 11:00 - 15:30
Ticket Price: 8.20
We can also organize your trip by private taxi 20,00 / hour
One of the most popular destinations of Crete, Falasarna is a series of sandy beaches with crystal clear waters. From the city of Chania is regular daily bus service to Falasarna.
Time: 08:30 - 11:00 - 15:30
Ticket Price: 8.20
We can also organize your trip by private taxi 20,00 / hour
Regarding Balos, the main feature is the well-known but incredibly beautiful beach, wide with fine sand, white and red, which at one point forming a small lagoon.
You can go by car to a certain point, I suggest Jeep as the road is not very good.After parking the car you have to walk around 30 minutes
Also you can go by bus Price: 7,80E and again to walk 30 minutes
Finally the best way especially if you have a car to go to the port of Kastelli and from there by boat.
Hours: first departure 10.20 - return to port at 17.45
Second departure: 10:40 - return to port at 18.00
For the months of July and August additionally applies:
3rd departure 12:30 - return to port at 19.30, while running, and emergency services.
TIMES: Passengers aged up to 2 years old travel for free.
Passengers aged between: 3-12 years pay 13 €
Passengers aged 13 years and over pay 27 €
The above prices include VAT and other charges.
You can go by car to a certain point, I suggest Jeep as the road is not very good.After parking the car you have to walk around 30 minutes
Also you can go by bus Price: 7,80E and again to walk 30 minutes
Finally the best way especially if you have a car to go to the port of Kastelli and from there by boat.
Hours: first departure 10.20 - return to port at 17.45
Second departure: 10:40 - return to port at 18.00
For the months of July and August additionally applies:
3rd departure 12:30 - return to port at 19.30, while running, and emergency services.
TIMES: Passengers aged up to 2 years old travel for free.
Passengers aged between: 3-12 years pay 13 €
Passengers aged 13 years and over pay 27 €
The above prices include VAT and other charges.
Situated Seitan Ports, on the northeast side of the Akrotiri peninsula in western Crete, 20 km from the city of Chania, there is a beach different from all others.
Stretches of water penetrating between the steep cliffs of Cape creating small bays. In one of them is the well hidden beach.
The location is known as Seitan Ports. The word Seitan is Turkish, apparently left by the Turkish occupation of Crete, and is translated as impish. Therefore the Seitan Ports translated as Diavololimana.
However, the beach at Port Seitan shows more heavenly than devilish. Admire color sea!
Access to Port Seitan
To go to Port Seitan will follow the road to the airport of Chania. After turning on the airport will continue to Chordaki village 2. At the village entrance, turn right and before the road climb to the top of Mount Skloka 3 will continue again right to the church of St. Raphael.
After the chapel of San Rafael, the road continues strongly downwards by successive hairpins and takes you above the beach, where you can park.
Pedestrians will walk down the path that leads to the beautiful beach Seitan Ports.
Stretches of water penetrating between the steep cliffs of Cape creating small bays. In one of them is the well hidden beach.
The location is known as Seitan Ports. The word Seitan is Turkish, apparently left by the Turkish occupation of Crete, and is translated as impish. Therefore the Seitan Ports translated as Diavololimana.
However, the beach at Port Seitan shows more heavenly than devilish. Admire color sea!
Access to Port Seitan
To go to Port Seitan will follow the road to the airport of Chania. After turning on the airport will continue to Chordaki village 2. At the village entrance, turn right and before the road climb to the top of Mount Skloka 3 will continue again right to the church of St. Raphael.
After the chapel of San Rafael, the road continues strongly downwards by successive hairpins and takes you above the beach, where you can park.
Pedestrians will walk down the path that leads to the beautiful beach Seitan Ports.
From Chania take the road to the junction of Kladissos - through Kissamos Street - and follow the signs for Theriso. The ride through the canyon therisiano length of 6 kilometers, premature reimburse visitors for their choice.
After a route about 20 minutes we reach the historic village Theriso , in the central square of which stands the statue of the great Greek El. - We can visit the Historical and Folklore Museum - founded in 1985 and is housed in the building that served as headquarters for Eleftherios Venizelos - and the National Resistance Museum (B) which exhibits relics and many photographs of the National Resistance period of 1941-1945.
The passage from the gorge of Therisos will enchant us literally .Towering cliffs delimiting the passage next to the river causing great feelings to the visitors. Route reserves and the transition from the edge of the White Mountains ending to the sources of Meskla where you can enjoy real traditional food and Lake Agia which is one of the most important of Crete and there you can relax drinking your coffee in the café located there overlooking Lake.
Exit chania heading east, following the new highway, next to the beach. We arrive in Georgioupolis from there turn right by following the sign that says towards Kournas the only lake in Crete, shown with two diametrically opposite faces: While summer is filled with boats and bicycles to tourists, winter transforms into a crystal mirror, which mirrors the snowy peaks of the White Mountains and the magnificent colors of the sky at sunset.
From Episcopi village continuing south we arrive at Argyroupoli, which is built on a hill, right on the ancient Lappa. (Greco-Roman statues from ancient Lappa will see in Rethymnon Museum). Argiroupoli today is very green and is a frequent destination of excursionists who visit for its natural beauty, abundant water and the delicious appetizers serving local taverns.
The pout
Modern tavern that stands in the heart of the city Known for the minimalist and simple decor but mainly for creative cuisine.
- Kitchen: Traditional Cretan
- Value - value: €
- Communication: +30 28210 5003
- Area: Zymbrakakidon 10 Chania
Doors
It is one of those places that when you discover rejoice double. Not only because it is “hidden” and satisfy your exploratory fad, but because they really deserve. In a narrow alley, then, in Dapia, near the West Trench Old Town, our doors initially spurred by the painted decorative doors that adorn the courtyard, creating a very dramatic scene. But soon, we sat for lunch, the recipes of our Suzanne won twice!
- Kitchen: Mediterranean, Cretan
- Value - value: up to 20 €
- Communication: +30 28210 76261
- Area: Porto 48, Chania
Xrysostomos
Although located in a quiet neighborhood of the Venetian Harbour, within walking distance of Koum Kapi, needs no introduction, as we know him for 12 years for the traditional food cooked in a wood oven, reviving old recipes. Try ofto lamb, lamb with staka, but patty Chaniotiko and particular proposal is the mushroom stamnagathi! In plus
- Communication: +30 28210 57035
- Area: Deucalion & Icarus, Anat. Moat
Apostolis
The fishing boats tie up outside and Apostolis gets the best. The freshest fish ever. Delicious mullet and small fish in his hands off. Depending on the season and weather will find all kinds of fish, guaranteed fresh.
- Kitchen: Cretan
- Value - value: up to 30 €
- Communication: +30 28210 43470
- Area: Coast Union 10
Tamam
The old Turkish bath houses for years one of the old city’s most popular restaurants that introduces you to the spice with a list of 72 dishes. With very friendly service and great selection of wines, bottled and bulk.
- Kitchen: Greek, Politiki
- Value - value: up to 20 €
- Communication: +30 28210 96080
- Area: Zambeliou 49, Venetian Harbor
Neoria
In seven years of operation, it has managed to become one of the most popular haunts fans of Cretan cuisine. The fish is fine and fresh, and the wine - list accompanies appropriately.
- Kitchen: Mediterranean, Cretan
- Value - value: up to 20 €
- Communication: +30 28210 52255
- Area: Coast Union 5 Chania
The Bronze
Friendly atmosphere with delicious snacks, beach on the way to Neorio. The watched area of ouzo, and local Cretan cuisine will not leave you indifferent at all.
- Kitchen: Cretan
- Value - value: up to 10 €
- Communication: +30 28210 41570
- Akti Tompazi 29-30 Chania
Restaurant Michael
Overlooking the lighthouse, choose the quality and flavors. The fresh fish and seafood dominate the list, with steamed mussels and wonderful varieties gaining impressions. Those who are not fans of seafood, will enjoy equally delicious meat dishes.
- From € 12
- Daily 12:00 - 01:00
- Communication: +30 28210 58330
- Sourmeli 54-56 Akti Tompazi
The Well of the Turk
Three consecutive spaces painted in the colors of ocher and blue, with strong oriental references and a well in the middle. Here you will taste authentic dishes from Morocco, Egypt and Lebanon as hummus. The cuisine is tasty without being heavy.
- Kitchen: Oriental, North African
- Value - value: up to 30 €
- Communication: +30 28210 54547
- Area: K. Sarpaki 1-3
In an imposing space housed in the ruins of a bombed Venetian building, there is the Tholos restaurant, which is distinguished for its attentive service and selected music.
- Cuisine: Traditional, Cretan
- Price - Value: up to 30 €
- Contact: +30 28210 46725-
- Area: Agion Deka 36
Distillery Apostolaki
Tavern serving Cretan cuisine in the most famous pedestrian area of the city. Impressive space with retro objects of the former distillery and dishes with local raw materials, accompanied raki or wine, tantalise your taste. From € 10. Daily from 18:00. Sundays and afternoons.
- Communication: +30 28210 59204
- Area: Hatzimichalis Ntaliani 46
Throump in greaseproof paper
With a very sophisticated but small space, we will eat rich varieties of meats and delicious appetizers. The courtyard is smashing. From € 10. Daily except Mondays, 18: 00-01: 30.
- Communication: +30 28210 28175
- Area: Hatzimichalis Ntaliani 74
Nama Coctail Coffee More
H heart of entertainment in the Venetian Harbour pounding in Nama, traveled this year the third season, significantly raising the standards. Besides, nothing here is left to chance. From space, which impresses with its combination of classical and industrial design, the open cuisine, great bar and outdoor patio overlooking the harbor until the fine products that are different from the ordinary.
Our Nama says good morning with fantastic breakfasts and salty donuts, keep us company all day with top quality coffee (in various flavors that can be found only here), special tea flavors and fresh juices with superfoods, while the evening intrigue our palate in special shaped shore, Nama Mediterra, where in an idyllic setting with foreground Pharos tasting suggestions of chef George Hatzidakis!
- Communication: +30 28210 08170 - 6972 254003
- Area: Akti Tompazi 19 Old Harbour
Palace
This neoclassical building of 1830, gives appointment in the last six years the most fashionable crowd of the island! Pallas, the first all day spot that brought change to the Venetian Harbour, begin our day with a hearty breakfast and good coffee, we continue with Mediterranean dishes and slamming with super original cocktails. Whether you choose the tables on the paved perantzada or the impressive bar inside, good quality and service is adiapragmatefto. As for the goddess in Faro, one of the main trump! In winter organizes wine tasting. Surprise is the roof restaurant Thealassa, who last year became talk of the town! From € 15 / meal.
- Daily from 12:00
- Communication: +30 28210 45688
- Area: Akti Tompazi 15 Old Harbour
Thrace meat me
Ten years on … backs of the Thracian needs no introduction! You come here to taste fresh round chicken and pork, who daily make themselves, and handmade chopsticks, a secret recipe of owner George skull! Try Plakoti pie, the restaurant’s trademark and the generous and tasty meat varieties. Apart from the grill and rotisserie chicken, is famous for, you will find handmade pizza oven, pasta and burgers from 100% ground beef Angus. The last two years, the Thracian acquired “little brother” in the central Hatzimichalis Giannari. A modern orthadiko street food, waiting for us almost 24 hours to round pies and kebabs. Take away and delivery (12: 00-02: 00). Daily 10: 00-but gone.
- Anagnostou Gogoni 77 | Tel. 28210 70017
- Hatzimichalis Giannari 34 | Tel. 28120 51100
- www.thraka.com
