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title: "Top 10 Things To Do in Chania, Greece | Wimup"
description: "The 10 best things to do in Chania, ranked: the Venetian harbour and its Egyptian lighthouse, the Samaria Gorge, Balos and Elafonissi."
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# Top 10 Things To Do in Chania

Chania, Greece · Europe · By Wimup Editorial, 13 min read

Chania is western Crete in one town: a Venetian harbour with an Egyptian lighthouse at its mouth, Ottoman lanes behind it, and the White Mountains an hour inland. Most of what people come for sits outside the walls, so plan the town for early and late and give the middle of the day to a gorge or a beach.

## Quick answer

Give Chania three days. One for the old town, the harbour arm out to the lighthouse, the Municipal Market and the Archaeological Museum. One for a gorge: Samaria if you have the legs and the whole day, Imbros if you do not. One for the west coast, either Balos by boat from Kissamos or Elafonissi by road. A hire car unlocks the beaches and the mountain villages; without one the KTEL bus network still reaches Elafonissi, Sfakia and Rethymno.

## Quick facts

- **Best months:** May · Jun · Sep
- **Ideal length:** 3 days
- **Budget per day:** €80–130
- **Language:** Greek
- **Getting around:** On foot in the old town, by hire car or KTEL bus beyond it
- **Tourism board:** [Official site](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

## The 10 best things to do in Chania

### 1. Walk the harbour arm to the Egyptian Lighthouse

Landmark · Akti Enoseos, Chania 731 31

The mole curves for about a kilometre around the Venetian basin and ends at the lighthouse, Venetian in origin and rebuilt into its minaret shape under Egyptian rule in the 1830s. Walk it at the end of the day: the light turns the whole waterfront ochre and the crowd stays on the quay behind you.

- **Time:** 45 min
- **Cost:** Free
- **Best at:** The hour before sunset
- **Tip:** The mole has no rail and no shade, so skip it in the middle of a July afternoon

Links: [Website](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 2. Hike the Samaria Gorge

National park · Samaria National Park, Xyloskalo, Omalos 730 05

Sixteen kilometres down through the White Mountains, from the Xyloskalo stair at 1,230 metres to the Libyan Sea at Agia Roumeli. The park runs 1 May to 31 October and the gate opens at 07:00. There is no road out at the bottom: the Anendyk ferry to Chora Sfakion or Sougia is the only way back.

- **Time:** A full day
- **Cost:** Park ticket at the gate
- **Best at:** First bus, before the heat
- **Tip:** Book the return ferry and the connecting bus before you start; the last boat leaves Agia Roumeli in the late afternoon

Links: [Website](https://samaria-gorge.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral) · [Website](https://anendyk.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 3. Swim in the Balos lagoon

Beach · Balos Lagoon, Gramvousa Peninsula, Kissamos 734 00

A shallow turquoise lagoon at the tip of the Gramvousa peninsula, inside a protected reserve. Two ways in: the day boat from Kissamos, which also stops at the Venetian fort on Gramvousa island, or the rough track from Kaliviani and a stair down to the sand. The boat is the easier call.

- **Time:** A full day
- **Cost:** €1 reserve fee and €3 parking by road
- **Best at:** Morning, before the boats land
- **Tip:** The last few kilometres of the track are unsurfaced, and most hire agreements exclude it

### 4. Read ancient Kydonia at the Archaeological Museum

Museum · 15 Skra Street, Chalepa, Chania 731 33

The collection moved into a purpose-built hall in Chalepa in 2022, and it is the clearest account of western Crete anywhere: Minoan Kydonia under the Kastelli hill, Linear B tablets, Roman mosaics from houses in the modern town. An hour is enough and it reframes everything you walk over afterwards.

- **Time:** 1 hr 30 min
- **Cost:** €15
- **Best at:** Opening time
- **Tip:** Closed Tuesdays; summer hours run 08:00 to 20:00, winter 08:30 to 15:30

Links: [Website](https://amch.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 5. Shop the reopened Municipal Market

Market · Chatzimichali Giannari, Chania 731 35

The cross-shaped Agora opened in December 1913 under Venizelos and reopened in April 2026 after a nine-million-euro restoration. It is food and local produce now rather than souvenirs: Cretan cheeses, honey, mountain herbs, olive oil and raki, with a handful of counters cooking to order.

- **Time:** 1 hr
- **Cost:** Free to enter
- **Best at:** Mid-morning
- **Tip:** Buy graviera and thyme honey here; the harbour shops sell the same things at resort prices

Links: [Website](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/monument/the-municipal-market/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 6. Take the Firkas Fortress and the Maritime Museum

Museum · Akti Kountourioti, Firkas Fortress, Chania 731 36

The Venetian bastion at the harbour mouth, where the Greek flag was raised over Crete in 1913. The Maritime Museum of Crete fills it: ship models from the bronze age to the modern navy, plus a hard room on the 1941 Battle of Crete. The rampart view back across the basin is the best in town.

- **Time:** 1 hr
- **Cost:** €3, or €4 with the shipbuilding museum
- **Best at:** Late afternoon
- **Tip:** May to October it runs 09:00 to 17:00; it closes on Sundays from November to April

Links: [Website](https://mar-mus-crete.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 7. Drive west to Elafonissi

Beach · Elafonissi, Chania 730 01

Seventy-six kilometres of mountain road end at a shallow lagoon and a sandbar tinted pink by crushed foraminifera shells. It is a Natura 2000 site and a turtle nesting ground, so taking sand, shells or plants away is illegal. Chrysoskalitissa monastery sits five kilometres back up the road.

- **Time:** A full day
- **Cost:** Free, paid parking
- **Best at:** Before 11:00 or after 16:00
- **Tip:** The drive takes about two hours each way; the KTEL runs a direct summer bus if you would rather not

### 8. Cross to Loutro from Chora Sfakion

Day trip · Chora Sfakion ferry quay, Sfakia 730 11

Seventy kilometres south over the mountains to Sfakia, then twenty minutes on the Anendyk boat to Loutro, a white village on a cove with no road in at all. Nothing to see and that is the point: you swim, you eat, you take the afternoon boat back. The coast path to Marmara beach leaves from the far end.

- **Time:** A full day
- **Cost:** Ferry fare each way
- **Best at:** June to September
- **Tip:** Check the return sailing before you board; the timetable thins out sharply in the shoulder season

Links: [Website](https://anendyk.gr/routes/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

### 9. Walk down the Imbros Gorge

Hike · Imbros village, Sfakia 730 11

Eleven kilometres of narrowing limestone from the village of Imbros at 700 metres down towards the south coast, two to three hours at a walking pace. No stair, no ladders, and shade for most of it, which makes it the gorge to do with children or on a day when Samaria is closed.

- **Time:** 3 hrs
- **Cost:** Ticket at the gorge gate
- **Best at:** April to November
- **Tip:** Walk it downhill from Imbros and arrange a pickup at Komitades rather than climbing back up

### 10. Climb to the Venizelos Graves

Viewpoint · Profitis Ilias hill, Chania 731 00

Eleftherios Venizelos, seven times prime minister of Greece, is buried with his son Sofoklis on the hill above Chania. The tombs are plain slabs on an open terrace, and the terrace looks straight down the coast to the harbour and the lighthouse. Open ground, no gate, no ticket.

- **Time:** 45 min
- **Cost:** Free
- **Best at:** Sunset
- **Tip:** It is a steep 25-minute walk up from Halepa, or a five-minute drive with parking at the church

Links: [Website](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/neighborhood/el-venizelos-tombs/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

## Best old town & harbour in Chania

The Venetian and Ottoman town, quarter by quarter, starting at the water.

1. **Venetian harbour** (Free · Old town): The basin the Venetians dug in the 14th century, and still the shape of the whole town.
2. **Egyptian Lighthouse** (Free · Harbour mole): Venetian foundations, an Egyptian rebuild in the 1830s, and the silhouette on every postcard of Crete.
3. **Firkas Fortress** (€3 · Topanas): The bastion guarding the harbour mouth, where the Greek flag went up over Crete in 1913. [Website](https://mar-mus-crete.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
4. **Neoria, the Venetian shipyards** (Free · East quay): Seven surviving vaults of the arsenal on the eastern quay, built to winter the galley fleet.
5. **Splantzia and Plateia 1821** (Free · Splantzia): The old Turkish quarter around a plane tree square, and where the town eats when it is not on the harbour.
6. **Topanas** (Free · Topanas): Narrow Venetian lanes behind the west quay, the densest run of restored houses in the old town.
7. **Municipal Market** (Free · City centre): The 1913 cross-shaped Agora, reopened in April 2026 as a food market of about 70 stalls. [Website](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/monument/the-municipal-market/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
8. **Kastelli hill** (Free · Kastelli): The ridge above the harbour: Minoan Kydonia, then the Venetian citadel, now an open excavation you can look into.

## Best beaches in Chania

Ordered by how far you have to go, from the town beach to the far west coast.

1. **Nea Chora** (In town · Nea Chora): The town beach, a ten-minute walk west of the harbour, with tavernas along the back of it.
2. **Agioi Apostoloi** (4 km west · Agioi Apostoloi): Four small bays behind a pine park, shallow and sheltered, which is why families fill them.
3. **Glaros** (5 km west · Agioi Apostoloi): The larger organised stretch on the far side of the same headland, sandy and hotel-backed.
4. **Marathi** (18 km east · Akrotiri): A pair of sandy coves on Akrotiri with a couple of tavernas, calm enough to swim in most winds.
5. **Loutraki** (18 km east · Akrotiri): The neighbouring Akrotiri cove, smaller and quieter than Marathi next door.
6. **Stavros** (17 km north-east · Akrotiri): The round bay under the rock face at the tip of Akrotiri, filmed for Zorba the Greek in 1964.
7. **Seitan Limania** (22 km east · Akrotiri): A slot of blue between cliffs, reached by a steep unmade path. Spectacular, and no place for small children.
8. **Falassarna** (59 km west · Kissamos): A long west-facing sweep near Kissamos, the sunset beach of western Crete.
9. **Balos** (56 km west · Gramvousa): The lagoon on the Gramvousa peninsula, reached by boat from Kissamos or a rough track and a stair.
10. **Elafonissi** (76 km west · South-west): Pink-tinted sand and a wadeable lagoon at the south-west corner, inside a Natura 2000 reserve.

## Best restaurants in Chania

Six kitchens worth booking, weighted towards Splantzia rather than the harbour front.

1. **Tamam** (Splantzia · Old town): Cretan and eastern Mediterranean cooking in a restored Ottoman bathhouse under its old dome.
2. **The Well of the Turk** (Splantzia · Old town): A 19th-century steam bath on Sarpaki with the well it is named for, and a spiced, eastern menu.
3. **Thalassino Ageri** (Tabakaria · Halepa): Seafood on the water at the old Tabakaria tanneries, east of the centre. Whatever came in that morning.
4. **Salis** (Topanas · Old town): Small plates and natural wine on a Topanas back lane, the most modern cooking in the old town.
5. **To Maridaki** (Splantzia · Old town): A plain Splantzia taverna doing the day’s Cretan cooking, and the one locals name first.
6. **The Five** (Fine dining · Old town): The tasting-menu end of town, Cretan ingredients worked hard, in a restored Venetian house.

## Best bars & tavernas in Chania

Where the town drinks, from a 1978 jazz bar to the rooftops over the basin.

1. **Fagotto Jazz Bar** (Since 1978 · Topanas): Open since 1978 in a 15th-century Venetian house off Theotokopoulou, and still the jazz room in Chania.
2. **Sinagogi** (Courtyard · Old town): A roofless courtyard bar in a restored former synagogue on a dead-end off Kondylaki.
3. **Pallas** (Rooftop · Old harbour): Cocktails on the roof of a Venetian building on the quay, level with the lighthouse across the water.
4. **Bohème** (Garden · Old town): A courtyard and roof terrace off Halidon, quieter than the quay and open from the afternoon.
5. **Ta Neoria Xylouris Chalkiadakis** (Taverna · East quay): Fish and grilled meat in the vaults of the Venetian shipyards on the eastern quay.
6. **Glossitses** (Taverna · Nea Chora): A seafood taverna on the Nea Chora waterfront, a short walk west of the old harbour.

## Best hikes & gorges in Chania

Six routes off the Chania road, from the famous one to the drive you can do in an afternoon.

1. **Samaria Gorge** (16 km · Omalos): 16 km from Xyloskalo to the Libyan Sea, open 1 May to 31 October, and a ferry out at the bottom. [Website](https://samaria-gorge.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
2. **Imbros Gorge** (11 km · Sfakia): 11 km of narrowing limestone with no scrambling, walkable in two to three hours downhill.
3. **Agia Irini Gorge** (7.5 km · Sougia): 7.5 km and a 500 m descent on a maintained path, ending at the Oasis taverna above Sougia.
4. **Aradena Gorge** (3 hrs · Sfakia): The hard one: iron ladders bolted to rock, boulder scrambling, about three hours down to Marmara beach.
5. **Sfakia to Loutro coast path** (E4 · Sfakia): The E4 along the cliffs, about two hours each way, with the ferry as the way back.
6. **Therisso Gorge** (By car · Therisso): A drive rather than a walk: eight kilometres of road wedged between vertical rock, ending at Therisso village.

## Best museums in Chania

Six rooms, and the two at the top are worth an hour each.

1. **Archaeological Museum of Chania** (€15 · Chalepa): Minoan Kydonia to Roman Crete, in a purpose-built hall in Chalepa since 2022. [Website](https://amch.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
2. **Maritime Museum of Crete** (€3 · Topanas): Ship models, instruments and the Battle of Crete, inside the Firkas bastion. [Website](https://mar-mus-crete.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
3. **Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Collection** (Small fee · Topanas): Icons, frescoes and Venetian coins in the 15th-century church of San Salvatore.
4. **Museum of Typography** (Souda · Souda): Presses from Gutenberg onwards, founded in 2005 by the publisher of the local paper. [Website](https://www.typography-museum.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
5. **Municipal Art Gallery** (Halidon · Old town): Greek and Cretan painting, engraving and sculpture from the 18th century on, on Halidon. [Website](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/museum/municipal-art-gallery-of-chania/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
6. **Etz Hayyim Synagogue** (Free · Old town): The only working synagogue left on Crete, restored in 1999 after the 1944 deportation. [Website](https://www.etz-hayyim-hania.org/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

## Best day trips in Chania

Eight days out, all of them possible on a hire car and most of them on a bus.

1. **Balos and Gramvousa** (By boat · Kissamos): The day boat from Kissamos: a Venetian sea fort, then the lagoon. About 45 minutes to the port.
2. **Elafonissi and Chrysoskalitissa** (76 km · South-west): The pink lagoon at the south-west corner, and the cliff-top monastery five kilometres before it.
3. **Falassarna** (59 km · Kissamos): The long west coast beach beyond Kissamos, and the ancient harbour town cut into the rock behind it.
4. **Chora Sfakion and Loutro** (70 km · Sfakia): Over the mountains to the south coast, then the Anendyk boat to a village with no road. [Website](https://anendyk.gr/routes/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
5. **Rethymno** (90 min · Rethymno): The next Venetian town east, about 90 minutes by direct KTEL bus, with a fortezza over the old quarter.
6. **Milia Mountain Retreat** (Lunch · Vlatos): A restored stone hamlet in the hills above Kissamos, run off its own land. Go for lunch.
7. **Botanical Park of Crete** (€8 · Fournes): Terraced gardens on the Omalos road, open March to November, €8 for adults. [Website](https://www.botanical-park.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
8. **Akrotiri and Agia Triada** (€4 · Akrotiri): The Venetian-built Tzagarolon monastery, its wine and oil, and the Stavros bay beyond it. [Website](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/church-monastery/agia-triada-tsagkarolon-monastery/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)

## Festivals & annual events in Chania (2026)

- **Orthodox Easter** (Apr / May): Good Friday epitaphios processions through the old town, then a week the whole island takes off. The date moves each year.
- **Battle of Crete commemorations** (May): Services, wreath-layings and veterans’ events around Chania and Maleme, marking the German airborne landings of May 1941.
- **Venizelia** (Early Jun): The city’s athletics meet, held at the National Stadium in honour of Eleftherios Venizelos.
- **Jazz in July** (Jul): Crete’s only jazz festival, running since 2012 and one of the largest in Greece.
- **Chania Rock Festival** (Jul / Aug): Greek and visiting bands playing in the heart of the old town over a long weekend.
- **Dormition of the Virgin** (Aug 15): The biggest religious date on Crete. Village panigiria run all evening wherever there is a chapel to Panagia.
- **Chania Film Festival** (Oct 21–31, 2026): Eleven days of screenings, masterclasses and exhibitions in its 14th edition, drawing around 22,000 people.
- **Chestnut Festival, Elos** (Third Sun in Oct): The chestnut villages west of Chania cook the harvest, with folk dancing and the year’s new tsikoudia.

## Must-try dishes in Chania, Greece

- **Chaniotiko boureki**: The town’s own dish: sliced courgette and potato layered with mizithra and mint, baked slow.
- **Kalitsounia**: Small cheese pies of the Chania countryside, savoury with herbs or sweet under honey and cinnamon.
- **Dakos**: A barley rusk soaked in tomato, topped with mizithra, oil and oregano. The Cretan starter.
- **Apaki**: Pork cured in vinegar and smoked over aromatic wood, sliced thin and eaten cold.
- **Staka**: Sheep’s milk cream cooked down with flour, usually served with eggs. Rich, and worth the once.
- **Gamopilafo**: Rice cooked in meat broth and finished with butter, the wedding and festival dish of Crete.
- **Sfakianopita**: A thin pan-fried pie of soft cheese from Sfakia, served with thyme honey.
- **Antikristo**: Lamb splayed on stakes in a ring around an open fire, a shepherds’ method from the mountain villages.

## Chania transport & airports

- **Airports** (Air): Chania International (CHQ), named for Ioannis Daskalogiannis, sits 14 km east on Akrotiri. The KTEL airport bus reaches the central station in about 30 minutes for €2.50, paid to the driver. [Website](https://www.chq-airport.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral) · [Website](https://www.e-ktel.com/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- **Ferries** (Sea): Souda, 7 km east, is the deep-water port: overnight crossings to Piraeus run by ANEK Lines and Blue Star Ferries, with city bus 13 into town. Kissamos in the west is the boat port for Balos. [Website](https://www.anek.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral) · [Website](https://www.bluestarferries.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- **Buses** (Bus): KTEL runs the intercity network out of the station on Kydonias: Rethymno, Sfakia, Kissamos and the summer Elafonissi service. Chania City Bus covers Akrotiri, Souda and the western beaches. [Website](https://www.e-ktel.com/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral) · [Website](http://chaniabus.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- **Taxis and hire cars** (Road): The old town is closed to traffic, so cars go in the lots outside the walls. A car is what unlocks the west coast and the gorges; in town it is a liability.

## Chania at a glance

- **Country:** Greece
- **Region:** Crete, Chania regional unit
- **Population:** 111,375 in the Municipality of Chania, 156,706 across the regional unit (2021 census)
- **Founded:** Minoan Kydonia on Kastelli hill, rebuilt by Venice from 1252, Ottoman from 1645
- **Nickname:** La Canea, the Venetian name still on the old charts
- **Language:** Greek
- **Currency:** Euro (€)
- **Time zone:** EET (UTC+2)
- **Calling code:** +30 28210
- **Airports:** Chania (CHQ), Heraklion (HER)
- **Power:** 230V, types C and F
- **Emergency:** 112

## Interesting facts

- The lighthouse at the harbour mouth is Venetian underneath. Its minaret-like upper stage dates from Egyptian rule in the 1830s.
- Chania was the capital of Crete until 1971, when the seat of the island’s administration moved to Heraklion.
- The Municipal Market opened on 4 December 1913, inaugurated by Venizelos, on a cross plan modelled on the covered market of Marseille.
- Etz Hayyim on Kondylaki is the only synagogue still in use on Crete, revived in 1999 after the deportation of June 1944.
- Elafonissi is a Natura 2000 site and a loggerhead nesting ground, so removing sand, shells or plants from it is prohibited.

## Chania travel FAQ

### How many days do you need in Chania?

Three. One for the old town, the harbour arm and the Archaeological Museum, one for a gorge, and one for the west coast beaches. Add a fourth if you want Sfakia and Loutro on the south coast, which is a full day on its own.

### Do you need a car in Chania?

Not for the town, which is walkable end to end and closed to traffic inside the walls. For Balos, Falassarna, Seitan Limania and the mountain villages a car saves hours. The KTEL bus does reach Elafonissi, Sfakia, Kissamos and Rethymno.

### When is the best time to visit Chania?

May, June and September. The sea is warm from June, the gorges are open from 1 May, and the heat and the crowds both peak in late July and August. November to February is wet and much of the coast shuts down.

### Can you hike the Samaria Gorge as a day trip from Chania?

Yes, and almost everyone does. Early buses run from the central station to Xyloskalo, the walk is 16 km and takes most of the day, and you leave Agia Roumeli by Anendyk ferry to Chora Sfakion or Sougia for the bus back.

### How do you reach Balos and Elafonissi without a car?

Elafonissi has a direct KTEL bus from Chania in summer, about two hours each way. For Balos, take the bus or a transfer to Kissamos port and the day boat, which also lands at the Venetian fort on Gramvousa island.

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## Sources

- [Chania tourism board](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Hike the Samaria Gorge (official site)](https://samaria-gorge.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Hike the Samaria Gorge (official site)](https://anendyk.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Read ancient Kydonia at the Archaeological Museum (official site)](https://amch.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Shop the reopened Municipal Market (official site)](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/monument/the-municipal-market/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Take the Firkas Fortress and the Maritime Museum (official site)](https://mar-mus-crete.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Cross to Loutro from Chora Sfakion (official site)](https://anendyk.gr/routes/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Climb to the Venizelos Graves (official site)](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/neighborhood/el-venizelos-tombs/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Museum of Typography (official site)](https://www.typography-museum.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Municipal Art Gallery (official site)](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/museum/municipal-art-gallery-of-chania/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Etz Hayyim Synagogue (official site)](https://www.etz-hayyim-hania.org/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Botanical Park of Crete (official site)](https://www.botanical-park.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Akrotiri and Agia Triada (official site)](https://www.chaniatourism.gr/church-monastery/agia-triada-tsagkarolon-monastery/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Airports (official site)](https://www.chq-airport.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Airports (official site)](https://www.e-ktel.com/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Ferries (official site)](https://www.anek.gr/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Ferries (official site)](https://www.bluestarferries.com/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
- [Buses (official site)](http://chaniabus.gr/en/?utm_source=wimup.com&utm_medium=referral)
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