Chania

One day in Chania is enough to experience the city’s highlights if you plan your time carefully. You can explore

Solo travel in Chania is an excellent choice for independent travellers. Its compact Old Town, welcoming atmosphere, easy transport and

Chania to Falasarna takes around an hour by car and makes an easy day trip for travellers wanting to combine

Chania in November suits travellers who want to explore the city after the summer crowds have largely disappeared. Cooler conditions

White Mountains of Crete reveal a dramatically different side of the island from its beaches, rising behind Chania from olive-covered

Souda Bay to Chania is a straightforward journey, despite cruise ships docking outside the city itself. The Old Town is

Elafonisi is not just a beach excursion from Chania; the drive itself is a significant part of the day. Mountain

Chania in December swaps summer crowds and beach weather for a quieter, more local experience. The Venetian harbour, Old Town

Walking in Chania is one of those experiences where wandering often works better than following a sightseeing route. The Old

Balos Lagoon is worth the journey for travellers seeking one of Crete’s most dramatic coastal landscapes, but how you get