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Chania, a coastal gem on the Greek island of Crete, seamlessly blends history and modernity. Its Venetian harbor, fringed by colorful buildings, exudes a captivating charm. Wander narrow alleys lined with shops, tavernas, and lively markets that offer a taste of local culture. The Venetian Lighthouse stands as an iconic sentinel, overlooking the azure waters
Immerse yourself in the past at the Archaeological Museum, housing Minoan artifacts, while the Maritime Museum highlights Chania's naval history. Sandy beaches like Balos and Elafonissi tempt sun-seekers. Experience the fusion of Greek, Ottoman, and Venetian influences that have shaped this captivating coastal town.
CRETE – Take a local bus from Crete’s major cities or fly to Chania International Airport, followed by a short drive or taxi to the town center. The best way to move around Crete is to rent a car due to the size of the island.
CRETE – Buses connect Rethimno with major cities in Crete. Ferries are available from other Greek islands and the mainland.
NAXOS – Reach Chora by bus or taxi from Naxos’ port. Ferries connect Naxos with other Cycladic islands and the
CRETE – You have to drive to get there. There is no public transport stops. You park on the side
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