Orthi Ammos is a little quiet beach on Chania’s southern outskirts, easily accessible by foot from Frangokastello. It offers few amenities and is suitable for those who want to be alone. The beach is sandy, however there are occasional boulders on the seafloor. The water is crystal clear, and the surrounding setting is ideal for nudism. In truth, a section Read more…

The closest beach to Chania Town is Nea Chora, which is located west of the Venetian fortifications. It is accessible via bus, vehicle, or by foot. As a result, it is close to both the city and the shopping center. Nea Chora is a well-organized sandy beach with shallow waves perfect for children, with accommodations, sun loungers, umbrellas, cafes, and Read more…

Marathi is a little cove located 14 kilometers east of Chania. The water in this cove is extremely clear, and it is shielded from the elements by powerful breezes. Marathi is a well-organized beach that is very popular among locals. Its shallow water makes it perfect for families with small children. There are some hotels and beautiful taverns along the Read more…

Krios is one of Chania’s most remote beaches, located 70 kilometers south of the city and adjacent to Paleochora. It is accessible through a winding route west of the village. Krios is a nice area to unwind with its little pebbles and clear water. The beach is frequently influenced by the area’s southern winds. It offers a tiny beach bar Read more…

Koutelos is a little beach located 75 kilometers south of Chania and 4 kilometers west of Frangokastello. Koutelos is a secluded location where you can enjoy complete privacy and seclusion. It is not organized with sunbeds and umbrellas because it is made up of pebbles and clear water. The nearest facilities are at Frangokastello, which is increasingly transforming into a Read more…

Kolimbari beach is 24 kilometers west of Chania town, tucked between the Kissamos peninsula’s flat cliffs. The location is great for a relaxing hiking trip because it is completely unspoiled by tourism. A concrete sidewalk runs along the back of the pebble strip, where you may walk past tasty fish taverns and a lovely stone-built traditional café. The beach is Read more…