Excursions from
Chania

What to see in Chania

Recently the city of Chania was the administrative center of Crete. But even today the interest has not disappeared and the city as well as the whole region offers a lot of unique places. You can stroll through the cozy streets and visit the Venetian harbor with the old Egyptian lighthouse and the Firkas Castle or enjoy the fantastic scenery of the Kournas Lake during a tour of Chania. A trip to the majestic Samaria Gorge, the longest in Europe, is no less breathtaking.

Things to see nearby

The magical nature makes the island of Crete a special place. You'll find secluded corners of pristine beauty, like the verdant village of Argiroupoli with its ancient springs. History reigns in the south of the island - the palace of Phaestos and the ancient city of Gortyna tell interesting facts about the life of ancient Hellas.

What excursions are popular in Chania

Group and individual tours offer a variety of routes in the region, as well as the island of Crete and even the mainland Greece. That's why among them you are sure to find something that will be of interest to you:

• For the lovers of the exotic there is an excursion to the eastern part of the island - to the palm beach of Vai and the largest wild palm forest in Europe;
• If you are interested in history, visit the cave of Zeus and the Palace of Knossos or visit the legendary island of Spinalonga;
• For those who love the sea and are ready to spend most of their time on the beaches, we can offer an excellent option: a boat trip to Balos, one of the most beautiful bays in the world, or to the most romantic island in the world - Santorini;
• If you are travelling with young children we suggest a trip to the Cretan Aquarium, the Minotaur's Maze, or a trip to a pottery studio.

The Cost of Tours in Chania

The price of excursions from Chania depends on the type of trip you choose, and we offer trips to many destinations at affordable prices. A group trip to the Palace of Knossos and the Cave of Zeus costs €50, and a tour of Chania and Lake Kurna costs €110. For €400 you can visit the Samaria Gorge with a guide individually, the exotic palm beach of Vai, or see the pirate island of Gramvousa and the beautiful bay of Balos.

The right way to travel in Chania

Advantages of our service

We are not just engaged in organizing tours in Greece, we share our love for this country. Our main task is to create the most comfortable conditions during the trip, so that the chosen excursion will be remembered for a long time.

Exactly we offer:

• tours with the best Russian-speaking guides in Greece;
• highly qualified drivers and comfortable cars;
• Opportunity to learn the route of the upcoming trip in advance, using our website;
• any way to pay for the ordered tours;
• quick and easy booking.

Why individual tours

Traveling in a tour group is fun and interesting. But quite often you have to face unexpected difficulties during such trips - sometimes the interests of people in the group do not coincide, and the planned time is not enough for a careful study of the monuments you like. In order to get only positive emotions while traveling to the sights, consider the option of an individual tour with a guide.

This format has many advantages:

• Your trip takes place in a comfortable vehicle;
• all the attention of guide is devoted only to you - ask questions and get detailed and interesting answers to them;
• The route of the trip is made or adjusted according to your wishes;
• Appreciate your autonomy - you do not need to communicate with strangers, you can stop at a favorite place to take a photo;
• you will have enough time to visit any favorite places without fear of missing the tour bus.

What to see on your own

There are quite a few beautiful and interesting places in Chania. Some of them you can visit on your own. One of them is the Agora Market, known throughout Greece. It is a huge cross-shaped building with four entrances, built as an exact copy of the market in Marseille. Here you can buy all kinds of products - local cheeses and wines, seafood, meat, fruits and vegetables, books and souvenirs.