Frangokastello is one of Chania’s most intriguing locations. On the southern side of Crete, 80 km south of Chania Town, 80 km south of Chania Town, 80 km south of Chania Town, 80 km south of Chania Town, 80 km south of Chania Town, 80 km south of Chania Town, 80 km south of Chania Town, 80 km south of Read more…

Falassarna is one of Crete’s most beautiful beaches, located near the village of Platanos and 58 kilometers west of Chania. It is made up of beautiful, soft golden sand and crystal-clear, turquoise waters. Along the beach, there are a few umbrellas and sun beds. Falassarna is a really picturesque and peaceful location that has been designated as one of Greece’s Read more…

Balos, 60 kilometers north of Chania Town, is one of Greece’s top beaches and one of Crete’s most beautiful beaches. From the hills above the beach, it appears to be a lagoon. Balos is known for its white sand, gentle bottom, and clear water. A rocky island named Gramvoussa is located just across the beach, and on top of it Read more…

Elafonisi (or Elafonissos) is a small islet that is connected to the rest of Crete by a shallow reef that can be crossed in calm seas. This islet is located 82 kilometers northwest of Chania town and may be reached by boat from Paleohora or by automobile from Vathi village till a point where the reef is crossed. Elafonisi (Island Read more…

The beach is located in a natural place with very picturesque views. It is a tiny several bays coastline with crystal turquoise water and golden sand, so you don’t need special shoes. The sharpness of entering the water is quite normal. This beach is suitable for different categories of people, lonely travellers, relaxation getaway lovers , partygoers etc. It is Read more…

The beach of Agiannis or Agios Ioannis (i.e. Saint John) in Gavdos island is located 4km west of Sarakiniko beach. You can reach it either by bus starting from Karave (the harbor of Gavdos), or by walking about one hour from Sarakiniko. The beauty of the beach and the surrounding region cannot be reflected within the lines of this text. Read more…