Top 43 things to do and attractions in Apokoronas

Surely worth a visit. Parking is available very close to lake for only €3.00 for a day. Paddle boat for 4 persons costs €15 for 1 hour. We had no luck in seeing turtles, but still enjoyed every minute. Then had some lunch in one of the Tavernas there.

Lake Kournas is a true gem of Crete! Surrounded by mountains, it enchants with its turquoise water and peaceful atmosphere. It’s a perfect place to relax, swim, or take a ride on a pedal boat. You can also spot turtles swimming in the lake — a wonderful experience, especially for children. Around the lake, there are cozy tavernas serving delicious food with a beautiful view. It’s definitely worth visiting to unwind and enjoy the magic of nature.

Very warm water (August) , it’s pretty! Not the prettiest, but worth a visit if you have a car! We spent about 2 hours there, mostly in the water! If you bring a snorkel you can find small turtles 🥰 we went here and then drove another place to tan and chill!

It's a nice lake to visit but wouldn't go out of my way to go see it if you're far away. We took the train ride there and that was quite nice, big carriage and breezy ride under the shaded seats. We rented a pedalo avg. €5 per person for an hour trying to find some turtles but due to the large amount of boats they were hard to spot or see. I'd say save your money and just have a relaxing time on the lake and go from a nice swim instead. At some parts of the lake the water is very cloudy and also smells like eggs.

Lake Kournas is a lovely spot and definitely worth a visit. We hired a boat for €15 an hour and went all around the lake - a nice and relaxing experience. The scenery is beautiful, with clear water and mountain views. The swimming, however, wasn’t amazing. I definitely prefer swimming in the sea. Still, a peaceful place to spend an hour or two!

Kournas Lake is a lovely, secluded spot surrounded by beautiful scenery. The area feels peaceful and authentic — a perfect escape from the busier tourist places on the island. There are several excellent local restaurants around the lake, many serving traditional Cretan dishes such as lamb or goat cooked in an especially interesting way. Instead of being roasted horizontally over charcoal, the meat is placed around the fire in a circle — a traditional method known as “antikristo.” The result is tender, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. The lake itself is crystal clear, ideal for swimming or relaxing. You can take a small boat trip, try a bit of water-skiing, or simply hire a pedal boat and circle the lake at your own pace — in an hour or two (or three!), depending on how fast you pedal. It’s a truly memorable place to visit, with plenty of small local shops selling traditional products and handmade gifts. I will definitely visit again the next time I’m in Crete. Highly recommended!

If you plan it well and can afford tourist prices, this is 100% worth it. We had a lovely hour in a paddle boat, we saw plenty of turtles- and since we arrived early in the morning, there were not many people there yet. Highly recommend to do it this way, get there by 9:30 to beat crowds!

We loved the spot! A very cool and educational place that puts you back in history so you can better understand the way of living, tradition and culture!

Visited this small folklore museum today (Thu 3rd July). What a fabulous little place for €4 p/p. The lovely lady on the ticket desk gave us lots of information and history of the museum. All the artifacts in thus museum have been donated by the people from Gavalochori. We were given a leaflet that gave us some information on each room in the museum, plus there were boards to read in each room. We probably spent an hour here. There was also a small courtyard where you can sit and a public toilet. This is a very small museum and not big enough for a pushchair/wheelchair. There are steps to climb to the 1st floor and some low doorways.

Very interesting. Lady at reception was very friendly and chatted to us about the museum and some of the history. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks again. 🙂 Just a few of the photos below

Lovely little museum with a lovely introduktion

An interesting museum that details the local customs and crafts. Has some excellent exhibits. Definitely worth a visit.

Nicely located in quiet area yet near village center, beautiful old "country" building, very welcoming staff - well worth a visit !

Beautiful little folklore museum detailing historical local life.

Really busy Lots of tavernas to choose from. Selling lovely Cretan dishes. Great shops down tiny little streets. Beautiful handmade wares. Stunning scenery in the little streets and across the harbour.. Well worth a day trip. Boat cruises for hire too.

Well worth a visit. I would suggest trying to get there early morning for breakfast and a walk. Late morning it was absolutely heaving with fierce competition for seats in the harbour restaurants. A walk into the harbour and along the outer harbour wall is a great experience set aside at least an hour to do the walk both ways. A number of places advertised real Greek food, but to be honest, the fare on offer was pretty similar in terms of an "intetnational" menu. The exception to this were a few better quality restaurants just on the edge of the main drag.

There is a quiet magic woven into the gentle moments of everyday life—the kind that settles softly in the heart and reminds us how beautiful the world can be. It lives in the warm glow of morning light spilling across a room, in the peaceful rhythm of ocean waves touching the shore, and in the laughter shared between friends who understand us without explanation. Beauty appears in kindness freely given, in courage quietly carried, and in the hope that rises even after difficult days. Sometimes it can be found in the delicate colors of a sunset, painted across the sky like a promise. Other times, it hides in the silent strength of those who continue forward with grace, no matter the weight they carry. There is beauty in love that grows patiently, in dreams that refuse to fade, and in the gentle resilience of the human spirit. When we slow down long enough to notice these small wonders, life becomes softer, richer, and more meaningful. Every moment holds the possibility of light. Every person carries a story worth hearing. And every day, no matter how ordinary it may seem, offers a new chance to feel gratitude, hope, and quiet joy.

This place is absolute magic. The history of nearly 5000 years of civilization is on fully display here. The old Venetian port area is beautiful, restaurants are fantastic and the people are very friendly. Will definitely visit again!

Have been there 7 years ago, returned again for good wibes and memories. It's a gemstone of Venetian architecture with a bit of Ottoman influence, some ruination after WWII and flavours of Greek cuisine. Definitely worth a visit and a walk, if you're on the Crete island. Save couple of hours to stroll in the labyrinth of the narrow streets, wonder in the shops, savour some local food! Just enjoy it!

Clear clean water. The lighthouse. Views that one is not tired to make photos enough in any time of day. From land or when you get out with the glass bottom boat. I let here some of my photos. Enjoy..... And go to see by yourself. You will be astonished and happy relaxed all the time you are here.

Chania is an absolute must visit. Beautiful old harbour. Lots of fabulous shops, restaurants, bars. Those around the harbour front are no more expensive than the ones in the maze of streets behind. The streets behind have a great vibe both day and night. Chania is services by a great bus station with buses running into the early morning to outlying areas like Kato Stalis, Agia Marina, Platanias and much further. There is a wonderful fort to visit and the whole area is very safe. I just love it ❤️

Such a great place to visit while in Chania! The entrance is free but there’s so much to see for football fans. They have every national kit possible, the guy talked with us about everything they have and was such a sweetheart. He even charged our phone while there 🫶🏻 I wish we asked for his name. We are very very thankful! He promised they’ll have more souvenirs next year, hopefully we’ll visit again

It was incredibly interesting – as a football fan I was hooked for a long time. And what a wonderful owner! His passion and dedication to his favorite business are simply top notch. He is very open and gladly shows and explains football history, with jerseys from matches and many other unique items. A must-visit for all football fans!

An incredible museum for all, even if you are not Greek, and even if you are not a football fan. The collection of (signed and/or match worn) memorabilia here is truly remarkable. Mr. Flekkas does a superb job at making every visitor feel welcome and also sharing his unique stories and experiences. I highly recommend this museum to all visitors to Crete!

A wonderful place for football fans. It's packed with souvenirs and memorabilia from various events, not only from Greece but also from other countries. It has original signed jerseys from all eras, also. Special mention: the owner. He's a lovely person who's always willing to talk about football and share experiences. 100% recommended⚽️

Awesome venue for Football Fans..and that for free!! So much passion i havend had seen ever before. The Owner lives his dream and can tell so much storys about his exibition. Overall matchworn shirts and fotos of him and Greek Icon Footballers. The greek Football Assisaction should build him a Museum 😉.

Football heritage at it's finest ¡! Was worth the visit and has everything you could ask for, especially the Euros 2004 Trophy!

Pure cult, the passion of the owner of the museum is amazing! To wander around or to get a (vintage) authentic greek shirt both are definitely worth a visit!

Recommended by our hotel manager and it did not disappoint. The steamed mussels could use more seasoning and the cuttlefish was tasty and presented well. Their wine list offered a nice selection at reasonable prices. Service was polite and efficient but we had to ask for an ice bucket to keep our wine chilled. Overall a good experience.

Excellent seafood and a lovely setting right by the old harbour. We had the octopus and cuttlefish: both tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, along with a traditional dakos that was fresh and delicious. The staff were warm and attentive, and we were pleasantly surprised with a complimentary dessert and a glass of Vinsanto to finish. Great atmosphere, fair prices, and a beautiful view of the sea. Highly recommended for an authentic Chania dining experience!

Just walk round the harbour away from the touristy area and you will find this superb restaurant! The menu is clear if anything is frozen with fresh options too. Calamari was excellent, tender and tasty and the stuffed courgette flowers were perfect! Excellent value and great service. Well worth taking time to walk a little further. Surprised with a gorgeous chocolate cake and raki to finish which was on the house! What's not to like!!

Village salad, Fresh kalamari, Mediterranean pasta, kritharoto with shrimp were just delicious! Large portions and very friendly staff! Halvas and choc cake with ice cream were complimentary and very delicious!!!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Outstanding Experience at Neoria Fish Tavern – Xylouris in Chania, Crete If you are in Chania, Neoria Fish Tavern – Xylouris is an absolute must! The fish could not be fresher – every bite tastes like it just came from the sea. The service is equally amazing: warm, welcoming, and truly family-oriented, which makes you feel right at home. We tried several dishes, and each one was unforgettable. The mussels were perfectly prepared, the shrimp was delicious, and the frisb… there are simply no words to describe how incredible it was! To top it all off, the restaurant is right on the harbour, giving you peaceful and beautiful views while you enjoy your meal. An unforgettable dining experience – I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Crete!

A little walk around the harbour and you’ll come across this gem of a place. The menu is clear and honest about what’s frozen, and there are plenty of fresh dishes to choose from. We tried the calamari which was tender and full of flavour, the fried shrimps were spot on, the tamarasalata was really good and the stuffed courgette flowers were a real highlight. Great value, friendly service, and to top it all off we were treated to chocolate cake and raki on the house. Definitely worth trying this place but keep in mind that is mostly busy and you need a reservation ahead:)

We came to eat here following the fantastic reviews and were not disappointed! The food, service and location is off the scale. We came back again a few days later and they remembered us, what we had ordered and even which wine we had ordered, their attention to detail and knowledge of the food and wine is outstanding. They were also very generous by bringing beautiful chocolate cake and ice cream desserts on the house along with the obligatory raki. Would highly recommend..

I wasn’t going to do this post as wasn’t sure how I felt, our families recommended that we make the trip to Souda Bay allied war cemetery whilst we were in Crete and whilst we felt very somber whilst there, it just makes you feel thankful. It’s incredibly well kept, but there are some 700 headstones with no names which I found difficult. I couldn’t imagine how that must feel for the families. It’s definitely worth a visit just to pay your respects.

Made a point of visiting here (at last) and made a special point to find the grave of Ted d'Auvergne who fell in the invasion of Crete ( his poignant story is worth looking up). Beautifully kept place and a place for contemplation.

We visited the Commonwealth Cemetery from WWII. It was very moving in a quiet, solemn atmosphere. The beautiful grounds were well-manicured in the banks of the Aegean Sea. What a wonderful tribute to the men who gave their lives in the Battle of Crete of May. These brave soldiers were part of the resistance operations against the Nazi troops in Crete, Greece, a small island in the Aegean Sea. Over 1,500 soldiers from Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa, and India lost their lives. The Crete Commonwealth has given these soldiers a proper burial and a wonderful tribute to these brave men who list their lives. These men paid the ultimate sacrifice for freedom - their lives. We were glad we visited the Allied WWII Cemetery in Crete in the quietness of just our group of 6 people first thing in the morning before tour buses started arriving. As we were leaving 4 tours were pulling in.

Such a beautiful resting place for the fallen soldiers of the Commonwealth nation My Grandad amgonts other commonwealth soldiers captured by the German Paratroopers and shipped off to Poland from Suda Bay I never got to meet him but visiting this place give me a closer connection to him And im ever greatful to the dedicated people who look after our fallen soldiers A big thankyou from New Zealand

A beautifully maintained CWGC cemetery with amazing views over Suda Bay. A fitting place for these casualties to rest.

As all war cemeteries there is always a lingering sense of sadness for all who have lost their lives so we could live our. Suda bay cemetery is literally few meters from the sea and is carefully maintaned, giving a sense of peace to those who come and pay a visit. Hopefully those who rest there, can feel an aeternal peace. Fair wind and following seas.

A surprisingly peaceful and moving memorial to the fallen. Very well maintained. Our second visit in 26 years and just as touching as the first time

The fortress on the northwest side of the old harbor of Chania was built by the Venetians against enemy threats and possible invasions. Cnstruction started around 1610. There isn't much to see but tou can see the barracks. There is also lookout tower, which you can climb to get a great picture of the harbour or out to sea. The Maritime Museum of Crete, is housed at the entrance of the Fortress.

I enjoyed this place, didn't go into the fortress itself, but i was on top of it for a rest after walking around the area to enjoy the view and the music that was being played down by the pier. it was a majestic and lovely building to visit. The whole harbour and lighthouse are within the view, just be careful not to fall off thou

Amazing view on Chania from the top viewpoint, otherwise very quick to walkthrough..the entrance is from the city not the parking lot, we spent 10 mins looking for it. 😅

Located at the end of the old port, right in front of the lighthouse. It was part of a series of fortifications built by the Venetians in the late XVI century.

A star fortress with a beautiful view. However, there's not much of a building to see there.

a great place for an evening stroll. The harbor is a monument of Venetian architecture that is worth seeing.

Fortress works only from Monday to Friday until only 15:00, and during all weekends it is closed. Entrance is free 🤍 It will take You maximum 15 minutes to walk around the fortress, so it is worth to put this place in Your plan while visiting Chania 💚

World famous Bougatsa pastry shop in Chania, Greece. Delicious, fresh Bougatsa only seconds old. I loved everything about this place. Service is swift with plenty of outside seating. Do not miss a visit to this great eatery.

We had high expectations for this place in August since we hadn't taste bougatsa before. It was fresh and warm but a bit too mild for our taste. We got also frappes and those were tasteful! Service was fast and really kind so it was nice to come on this place before they were closed by that day.

I’m a big fan of bougatsa and first discovered this delicious dessert last year in Heraklion. Out of curiosity, I stopped by this authentic café to try their version. Their bougatsa is made in a truly traditional style, not sweet, and you can add as much sugar or cinnamon as you prefer. The taste is different from what you might expect, but interesting and worth trying if you want to experience the original recipe. The people were friendly, service was quick, and the location is nice, close to the center. Fair price at €3.5. A great stop for anyone who wants to taste authentic Greek bougatsa. 🇬🇷

Another fantastic place for bougatsa – a must-try if you’re visiting Chania! The pastry is beautifully crisp and filled with a creamy, traditional cheese that’s only produced in Chania. It’s served with a sprinkle of sugar and cinnamon, which is lovely – I only wish there were an option to add honey.

A national landmark, with unpretentious charm. No frills or fancy dining here just pure quality. A must stop for anyone who considers themselves a foodie. All Bougatsa's are certainly not equal.

We had the sweet bougatsa and it was delicious. Can’t fault it! It was very busy and hot in there but we may have hit a lunch time rush.

Their bougatsa is really tasty even though that s the only I tried, and the staff is very friendly as well.

This beautifully restored house was well worth the visit. I enjoyed learning about the life of Greece’s most fascinating and influential leader. The house is slightly outside of the tourist center of Hania but just a 10 minute cab ride and couple of blocks from the archaeological museum. Cute outdoor cafe with jazz music playing in a peaceful garden.

Such a fascinating museum. I knew very little about this former Greek Prime Minister before but I left with such a strong impression of how important a figure he was in shaping modern Greece. The museum is beautifully set out with lots of explanations in English and Greek throughout. There are many very interesting and relevant items from his life and the bullet ridden car stands out as an example of not only his incredible personal history, but as an extraordinary exhibit. The young woman on the front desk was extremely helpful and the cafe/bar area was a lovely quiet spot to enjoy a glass of wine at the end of our tour.

Great Museum about Eleftherios ,in his house.Walked from the old town around 30 minutes.The museum cost 4 euros each with a download to help navigate the exhibition.With a small cafe in the garden.

Well-preserved house and well-structured exhibition with many interesting historical objects. Each one has a QR code allowing to access a description on the museum app, which is free to download. The information is available in Greek, English, German and French. I think it could be improved to contain more historical context for foreign visitors, nevertheless interesting. Plus there's also a cool space with educational games for kids in the attic.

This is definitely one of my favorite places in Chania. I am surprised how friendly the stuffs are and how well the house the preserved. All the items are well displayed, and with the app, you can scan any WR code and find out the background story behind the item. The garden is so lovely and well designed. First floor is my favorite because the book room and the room with fresco’s are absolutely amazing! The second floor is ok, but I do really like the piano and the balcony. The third floor is for presenting some of his personal belongings and some stuff made and named after him. Overall, I love this place. Highly recommend it!

A very nice and well-kept house full of ancient forniture and some nice 20th century finds of the family. I think he was a very important character of Greece and a tourist can't appreciate it completely.

Very nice musuem, in a great condition with knowledgeable guides throughout. The cafe outside has been designed very nicely. We enjoyed an evening with excellent food and drinks. The staff and management of the cafe were so thoughtful - we will be back!

Definitely worth a visit if you’re interested in the two world wars. Many interesting pieces in this private collection. Entrance is 5 euros. The owner and son of the founder, Andreas, speaks limited English but shows you around and helps you explore the museum. Consider going for a nice Greek coffee and goat milk based ice cream at the Visalo ceramics and cafe nearby afterwards. Lovely place and very friendly staff.

Noteworthy little museum if you’re interested in the history of Crete during WWII. It’s completely family run and has many artefacts from those terrible days…. 😢 The family itself guides you through the exhibition if you want and answers all your questions. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Probably one of the most interesting and valuable WWII displays I've ever seen... I cannot understand why the Greek Government don't support the museum... the treasures within are well kept originals and worth the journey alone... outside many are of course exposed to the weather, but you still get a 'feel' for how real and gritty it must have been for troops on all sides... well worth a visit and a great taverna up on the hill! The personal tour in Greekgermenlish was amazing... somehow we understood most of what we was being explained... even after a few shots of free Raki!

Great little museum very much worth the mountain road drive. If you want to get familiar with a little history of crete during the second world war then you should definetly pay a visit to this family museum. The entrance fee is 5 euros.

Amazing collection, few shots of raki at 11am was abit rough though 😂 realy nice man and women there, he clearly has alot of knowledge, 5euro entry fee which is nothing in my opinion, please remember this museum os not backed by the Greek government so every little helps!

Askifou War museum was really interesting. I highly recommend a stop. Their collection of World War 11 memorabilia is very good. Guns, mortars, equipment of all types used during the German assault on Crete. One gets the sense that the Cretans fought against the evil Hilter machine valiantly but were out gunned with impossible odds. The owner is very knowledgeable and will explain exhibits. The gift shop at the end has local Cretan products. 5 Euro entrance fee.

Filled to the brim with memorabilia. Absolutely amazing to read articles and see actual guns, helmets, medals, army kits, German, British, NZ and Australian

We discovered the museum when zooming in on Google maps and made a last minute decision to go visit which unfortunately meant we arrived 45mins before closing. Staff were welcoming and our ticket included a tour which included an opportunity to use some of the printing devices. The museum has some great installations as well as their core collection with lots of explanation from staff. Sadly there was no opportunity to wander and look at items ourselves but the collection is impressive. Well worth a visit but make sure to give yourself enough time.

My motto, “always stay open for new things to come into your life,” proved right again. This private museum turned out to be a real highlight of our day. It’s run by the same family who publish the local Chania newspaper — passion and expertise wrapped into one. Over the years, they’ve collected authentic printing presses and related machines, creating a living showcase of how the industry evolved. You see everything from stamp-making tools and stone- or skin-printing slabs, to engraving equipment and even the telefax — the ancestor of the fax machine. It’s fascinating to follow the timeline through real, tangible objects. Our guide was Penny, who also manages social media for both the newspaper and the museum. She’s knowledgeable, kind, and professional, but also warm and engaging — the perfect combination. The tour itself is structured and informative, with just the right balance of detail and storytelling. There’s also a charming little museum shop with stamps, books, pencils, and posters (yes, of course we bought one as a souvenir). We even noticed a small café corner, adding to the welcoming feel. Practical notes: tickets are only €5, which is a bargain. Tours run every hour, and you can’t free-roam — but the guided format actually adds value. The last tour starts at 13:30 since they need time to close up by 15:00. If you’re in Chania and curious about history beyond the usual, this place is a gem. Highly recommend.

Very special place, highly recommend to visit! Professional and very empathic guide in Greek and English, Mrs Helena - thank You! The museum is private and reminds everyone that in everyday life there is always space for great ideas and their realization. I’m in awe and grateful to the owners and team!

A hidden gem of a museum. I was welcomed and quickly added to an ongoing tour, as you can only visit with a guide, which provided some context around the museum and some of the exhibits. It is a vast private collection of the history of typesetting snd print, owned and run by a local newspaper owner and his wife. I was amazed by the many machines and documents they have managed to collect, many items gifted to the museum. Features a replica Guttenberg press, and a whole host of other printing machines and typesetting devices going up until the late 90s, when computers and digital printing took over. Also features a small collection of photographic devices, which included a camera my parents owned when I grew up, conjuring up many memories. If you are into art & design, don‘t miss this!

Gorgeous muzeum. Perfect for loves of books, photography or advertisement history ! The guide lady is lovely! Definitely recommend if you visiting Chania or places near by!❤️

A fascinating insight into all aspects of typography and printing. There is also detailed exhibits relating to photography particularly in relation to publication. Additionally there is an exhibition/project related to the history of writing from prehistoric times to the present day. The visit is personally guided (for us in English) and pur guide was excellent, knowledgeable and helpful (we are sorry but we forgot your name). This museum is well worth a visit.

A must-see museum in Crete. They have a very rich collection of printing machines and historical books. The whole visit is accompanied by professional staff and definitely offers a stimulating experience for curious minds at every age.

Took a drive to the mountains mainly to see Argiroupolis and dropped here. Parking is a bit of a problem however it doesn't seem like many people come here. In Fact we only saw 4 people the time we were here. I wouldn't drive here just to see this, but it is worth a visit if you are in the area. From the church to the catacombs it's a place with real history.

Nice place for a stroll. At the bottom of the valley you can hide from the warmth. You can find necropolis near the old church. Along the way at the huge, old plane tree you can find a table and a bench to have some rest. You cannot ride here with a baby stroller unfortunately as the rode is rocky.

If you are visiting Argiroupoli, this place is a must visit! It's free to visit and a very nice walk. The ancient Roman tombs are very interesting, but unfortunately there is no information provided at the location. If you want to read about this site there's information available on the main village square on one of the buildings. There's some historical information about the place and some excavations insight (what was found etc.). Make sure you have time to walk further down the gorge path after the tombs, it's very beautiful!

Small church building and stone craved tombs. Accessed by a badly maintained road which you need to walk down . Not really worth a visit

A site worth visiting, the classical ancient past meets with the Christian medieval one in a wonderful creek, full of sycamores and cave like graves. The visitor has to advise his map quite often, whereas the road signs are poor or damaged. One can find an ottoman spring in the centre of the graveyard. The nearby village of Argyroupoli shall be visited too, because it was the ancient city that this graveyard belonged. Ancient mosaics can be easily found there.

Nice and silent place to go not so much people we were literally alone when we went there. No entrance fee and just 5 to 10min walk from the road.

Must be seen. Very nice, the place gives you a certain feeling. The location and nature is great. Fairly quiet during our visit. An incredibly beautiful old tree. This one must be very old.

This Byzantine Museum Collection was fascinating, the collection of artefacts that date back between 400-800AD is astounding. €5 entry on the door as of May 2025 - €10 well spent for me & my wife. Photos are aloud with discretion/respect and NO flash! Highly recommend visiting if the tumultuous history of Kriti (Crete) is of interest to you! Long live Crete 🇬🇷⛪️

A small but nice museum with frescos and coins. The frescos are primarily done in the Cretan school rather than traditional Byzantine. Their coin collection to on includes coins from Justinian, Constans II, and Constantine the Great.

Very well done small museum in a beautiful old structure.

It won't take you long to see everything here. Interesting but just to pop in rather than especially make an effort to see.

This is a very small museum with a very specific focus. If you're interested in the Byzantine and post Byzantine history of the period it's worth a visit.

Small museum at the harbour end of Theokopopoulous Street. Excellent history summaries, a couple of lovely St George iconography.

An interesting museum consisting of historical items mainly from the Byzantine era of rule over Chania. Items exhibited include chards of pottery, metallic objects, coins, wallpaintings from churches and a mosaic floor, all with displays describing the items. The entrance fee is 3€ so I would recommend any history interested people to visit the museum.

(Translated by Google) We did not find the entrance to the cave, only a closed iron gate.. (Original) Nenašli jsme vstup do jeskyně, jen zavřená železná vrata..

(Translated by Google) COOL..... (Original) ΔΡΟΣΕΡΟ.....

The worst beach I have seen in Crete so far. It is nothing special, the beach is small, the water is a bit dirty and if you are looking for something quiet this is definitely not the spot (as it is crowded with families and kids. Sunbeds and umbrellas are only 10 euros and you also have showers, toilets and bars.

Almirida Beach Hotel is in a great position just across the road from a lovely sandy bay with clear shallow water. Ideal for families with children as we are

This was a great beach especially the water was great. This was 10 mins from our villa and went there most days. Clean , calm waters and perfect for kids which This beach was defo family based which suited us perfectly as a family. Weekends gets very busy but during the week was nice and chilled. The service to your sunbeds was brilliant and many restaurants to choose from.

Our favourite beach! Their club sandwiches are a must!!

Great beach just to relax, many restaurants to choose from and enjoy a cup of coffee or a light snack, breakfast, lunch or dinner. With a wide variety of meal options available. Various accommodation options available for solo Travellers or a group traveling together. Various water sports options from snorkeling, paddle boarding, kite surfing, canoeing and scuba diving for experienced divers. Boats are also available for hire.

This is a wide and long beach located in a bay. It is slightly sheltered from the elements and offers an easy way of entering the sea (sand, no rocks, no sea urchins, less waves). Recommend for an easy, chilled day as there are cafes & restaurants within a few seconds’ walk. The sea here is not deep at all, you can swim about 50-80 metres out and still be able to touch the ground. There is a lifeguard here daily during the summer - be careful with the sea current (if you’re swimming further towards the little islet).

This beach it is amazing. We’ve been moving around the island and changing hotels, and we ended here as we got a hotel we liked. What a Lovely surprise. The beach is all sand. There are many restaurants with beach service. The chairs at the beach are 5eur. So 2 chairs +umbrella it costs EUR10. The water is warm and super calm, it feels Like a big lagoon. The village has many restaurants and it is really cozy. Perfect place.

Our stay at Casa Delfino was absolutely wonderful from start to finish. The hotel itself is a beautifully restored 17th-century Venetian mansion tucked away in the heart of Chania’s Old Town — peaceful, elegant, and full of charm. It’s only a short stroll from the waterfront and the many lovely restaurants and cafés that make Chania such a quaint and enchanting town. From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. Margarita, the owner, was super lovely and incredibly informative — she took the time to share local recommendations and made us feel truly welcome. It was such a thoughtful touch to be collected from the nearby car park and brought to the hotel in a little golf buggy, which made arrival smooth and stress-free. Our room was beautifully presented and very comfortable, with all the small details that make a stay feel special. Breakfast in the tranquil courtyard was a highlight — fresh local produce, homemade pastries, and excellent coffee. We also enjoyed the spa, where Maya gave a deeply therapeutic massage in the hammam — one of the best we’ve had anywhere. The rooftop terrace is another gem: the views over the harbour and the rooftops of Chania are simply stunning, especially at sunset. Every part of the hotel feels cared for, from the decor to the warm, personal service. Casa Delfino is a true oasis in one of Crete’s loveliest towns. We left feeling relaxed, restored, and already planning to return.

We loved our stay at Casa Delfino. Such a beautiful property in Chania old town a stones throw from everything. The service of the staff was exemplary and we were treated like royalty. The breakfast buffet was yummy and the room was very comfortable as was the bed. The location was perfect! We even met the owner Margarite in our last day and she bent over backwards to give us recommendations for our onward journey. One of best hotels we’ve ever stayed in, authentically Cretan. Highly recommend!

Casa Delfino was such a pleasant stay for my family and I. It’s a quaint and Tuscan style boutique hotel that feels tailored to each individual guest. The free breakfast is made fresh every morning, and there’s lots of variety to choose from. The owner, Margarita, is a 6th generation descendant of the Delfino family, which makes the story of this hotel even more charming. 10/10 would highly recommend!

We made a last-minute change to spend six days in Chania and were fortunate to secure a one-night stay at Casa Delfino. Though brief, it was unforgettable. From the moment we arrived, Margarita Markantonaki and her wonderful staff made us feel like cherished guests. The accommodations were beautiful, the service seamless, and every detail from a warm welcome to delicious food exceeded expectations. A highlight was touring the rooftop deck with Margarita, who shared her family’s rich history and the deep love she carries for this extraordinary property. Her passion for preserving Casa Delfino’s legacy is inspiring. What truly stood out were the extra touches: arranging a private ride to Samaria Gorge even after our checkout, transferring our luggage directly to our next hotel room, and securing last-minute dinner reservations. These gestures turned a single night into a lasting memory. We cannot wait to return and stay longer at this remarkable hotel. Highly recommended!

The hotel was super clean with a great breakfast. We felt the lower tier room we got was a bit overstated online, bathroom shower was super small and the room space was not represented by the pics online. Staff was very nice at all times, but we did have to wait for an iron and had someone try to provide us a last-night candy without knocking. Roof view was very nice, bar is not always available.

What a lovely, unique hotel! My husband and I came to Crete for my 30th birthday and spent several days at Casa Delfino. We had a wonderful experience—the hotel is storied and beautifully maintained, the staff were kind and attentive, and the location was exactly what we wanted—in the heart of Old Town Chania, but on a very quiet and quaint street. We stayed in Room 9, which we learned belonged to Captain Delfino several generations prior. The complimentary breakfast was delicious, and the room was beautifully decorated and in line with the history of the hotel. If we ever return to Chania, we will most certainly stay at Casa Delfino again!

Rooms were much smaller than depicted online. Our shower was so small it was tough to turn around in without knocking an elbow - and impossible for ladies to shave their legs with the water running. No view from the rooms. Very little space to walk with our bags and the bed. The signature photo of the archway is a cafe courtyard area (to me it looked like a driveway! And much larger than it actually is). You cannot drive to this hotel (they do offer a golf cart to take you to your car). Breakfast was very nice. Room service entered the room without knocking. Lots of stairs - we were on the third floor - no elevator.

This little boutique hotel is very cozy! You feel at home the minute you arrive. Maria and Dina are lovely, thank you for taking care of your customers with such kindness ☺️ The breakfast is amazing, with a wide variety of choice and fresh fruits 🍌🥝🍏

Super nice place, clean and in a good location. 10 mins walk from the coast, next to some free parking streets, as pregnant women, I can easily go back to hotel and take some rest when the weather is too hot or bad etc. They have a pool and it’s clean and good temperature. The staffs are very friendly, they provide good selection of food for breakfast, and the room always being cleaned nicely. Very good job. Sometimes there is a friendly cat Lily wondering around in the hotel area, which was a joy to us. We enjoyed our 7 days stay here, and look forward to come back with our baby in future.

We loved our recent stay in Chania at the Epvali Hotel. The host was welcoming and attentive. The breakfast was amazing and it was nice to be able to choose what you wanted each day. The location was great, with a short walk to old town/harbour area and there was street parking available nearby (right out front). The rooms were quiet and private which was unexpected given the central location. Would highly recommend choosing here for your next stay in Chania!

We had a wonderful stay here and can't complain about anything at all. The owners are extremely friendly and warm and you feel welcome and comfortable. The hotel epavili is perfect for families and we can highly recommend it!

Very friendly staff, nice pool, garden and breakfast. We were glad to be staying outside of the old town, but it is a 15 minute walk, probably in the heat. Would recommend and stay here again. Thanks for the avocados!

I absolutely loved this. It has a very nice pool with perfect temperature, very spacious room, free coffee and water everyday!! And the staff were super nice and welcoming

Unfortunately, my flight was canceled just a few hours after I made my reservation. I called to reschedule the date, but they had no availability. So I requested a partial refund to cover the cost of the night I would miss. They refused to issue any refund, even though they still had time to re-rent the accommodation. Furthermore, the staff was not very courteous on the phone

It's good for a quick stop if you happen to be driving by. The Wells themselves are a wonder. They are deep so, careful with children. The trail to explore further is blocked off.

The venetian Wells of Gavalochori. With a couple benches, a lined path and a proper plaque with info would be much more pleasant experience. I loved seeing the historic place but the local community should spruce it up a little.

We were visiting the village of Gavalochori and the guide book noted these Venetian Wells. Its a little walk from the village, but you could stop by if you were driving. There are supposed to be 24, but the first few wells have been covered with concrete caps, but there are still quite a few to see. It was here at these wells that the villagers met to water their animals, and share local news. Women did their washing here, building fires to heat the water. Be careful if you are visiting with children as the wells are open and deep. There a few benches to sit on, if you can get to them as its a bit overgrown, but a shady spot nonetheless. There is a creek running alongside the wells, and a Venetian bridge spanning. It would not be wheelchair friendly. There are no toilet facilities.

Obviously there is a lot of history connected to this place but there's no information anywhere to be found

An eerie, kinda otherworldly location, with omenous wells and strange, cross branching trees.

Place worth seeing when you are nearby Don't go there with little kids, as there are no barriers preventing you from falling

Interesting place to stop for a few minutes on route somewhere. Some interesting ruined wells.

It’s was definitely quite place! But it’s was really hard to access to beach! The way was thought the bushes ( currently / it will might be different in June/July ! Most sad part of the beach is the Rubbish !! It’s full of rubbish along sind the beach !!!

It is probably ok to visit by boat when sea is calm, but on foot it is not a very good idea - first you need to walk along a major road with bad visibility and no sidewalk, then along the path which is almost fully overgrown with 2 meter tall thorny blackberry bushes. It was cold when we hiked there, and even with thicker clothes I managed to get a couple of scratches. I wouldn’t dare to do this is summer clothes. Besides the thorns, there are sinkholes on the path, making the hike not only very unpleasant, but also dangerous. The beach itself is unremarkable - just a narrow stretch of pebbles and with lots of trash. Go somewhere else.

It is nice and quiet and easy enough to get to, there is parking available but... Not entirely naturist. I went in hope to enjoy textile free and I was the only one. Initially I went right and waded over to the rocks to get away from everyone. Second time I went left to the end and enjoyed nature. Them the odd girl turned up and seemed horrified. Made we wonder if this really is naturist at all.

Excellent hidden away spot to swim. Go way to the right (facing the ocean) to avoid the rocky beach and ocean entry. At low tide there is a small beach area that is sandy. Can get some nice wave action at times.

Stoney little cove. Nice little trek if you get bored of lying on a sun lounger doing nothing! 20 minute walk there, and spent an hour here. We swam out and to the white rock and did some jumping in. Built some stone towers, mooched about. Just generally made some memories. As exciting as you make it really. No sunbeds, as my 7 year exclaimed when we walked onto the pebbles from the small path way.

Very interesting place. There are many small stones here. The beach is small but not ordinary.

Long narrow beach that is quite rocky. Not that great for sitting. Not too busy and easy to reach by car. Water is very shallow so not too great for swimming. Water is clear but didn't seem clean.

At first, I was apprehensive of this lagoon but once I stumbled upon this diamond amongst dirt I was absolutely amazed beyond belief. I have never been more satisfied since it was announced the mcrib was making its return. What a picturesque place. It is ideal for a cheeky morning walk sun shining above your head and shoals of fish swimming below your feet. Tip: don't bring your ungrateful children as they certainly cannot comprehend the true beauty of mother earth which lies before their eyes

A nice, lightly organized beach with a few sunbeds and plenty of room for others who don’t want to rent. The sunbeds had no charge but required a minimum purchase of 4 euros per person from the cafe. Nice water, and the river nearby is very cold and adds a nice refreshing element.

Beach is wonderful. Nice cool clear water plenty of room. Watch out when trying to drive to the beach there is only one very narrow road and alot of angry people trying to get by. But if you aren't scared to park a little way down and walk it's an excellent choice

Kiani Akti Beach is truly a hidden gem! This beautiful sandy beach offers free sunbeds and umbrellas with any drink purchase, making it an excellent choice for a relaxing day by the water. If its windy you have waves if not watter is calm and crystal clear! The beach bar serves delicious snacks and drinks at very affordable prices. I was pleasantly surprised by the overall quality and value. I highly recommend Kiani Akti Beach over any other beach in Chania, Crete, and the surrounding areas. It’s a perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the sun!

Great Beach to have a chill day out and some good food there

Best beach to relax

(Translated by Google) First of all, it's a constantly windy area. However, being a beach used mostly by locals, it was wonderfully tranquil. The river just ahead offers a wonderful experience. When you're feeling overwhelmed by the heat of the sun and sand, a dip in the icy river water is wonderfully refreshing. The prices at the beach were also quite reasonable. I think it's a great location for anyone looking for a laid-back experience. (Original) Öncelikle sürekli rüzgar alan bir yer. Fakat çoğunlukla yerel halk tarafından kullanılan bir plaj olması sakinlik açısından çok güzeldi. Ayrıca hemen ilerisinde yer alan nehir mükemmel bir deneyim sunuyor. Güneş ve kumun sıcaklığından bunaldığınızda buz gibi nehir suyuna girmek mükemmel bir ferahlatıcı oluyor. Ayrıca plajda yer alan işletmenin fiyatlarıda oldukça makuldü. Salaş bir deneyim yaşamak isteyen herkes için bence gayet uygun bir lokasyon.

Super nice rooms and very enjoyable apartments not far from the Lefka Ori. Our host Antonia was very friendly. The palce to be in Anopolis.

Perfect location, breathtaking views of the White Mountains and the sea, excellent apartment, could not ask for more!!! Thank you Antonia!!

Here you can feel comfortable. Antonia is a warm hostess, the apartments are individually and traditionally furnished, very well maintained and decorated with just the right amount of loving attention to detail. You can see from the plants that antonia enjoys gardening and we attach great importance to an attractive appearance.

We had a great stay at one of the apartments. You can find everything you need and the views are amazing. The owner is very kind and connected us to a friend to bring us up the hill to do some hiking. Would recommend her place :)

We have very much enjoyed our stay Thank you Antonia for hosting us The location is great for quiet and calm stay. It is a good start point for trekking

We spend wonderful days at Madares! The apartments are perfectly clean and equipped with everything you need. A modern and spacious bathroom provides great comfort. For us it was a gift to find a place with really good and firm mattresses for a relaxing sleep. The hosts are a very welcoming family that helped us with any upcoming question. Whenever we come back to the region Madares will be a place to stay!

Beautifully decorated apartments.The apartment was excellent, very clean, very quiet, big and very bright! The details was very well taken care in order to make you feel home.The location is exactly what you need for relaxing vocation. The staff were very helpful and friendly! We will be back!

Excellent location, really clean, the owner was waiting for us until 11:00 p.m. since our flight was delayed, fridge with beer, water, oranges and some snacks, big king size bed, We had a balcony facing the popular street with partial view of the sea. We would go back there in a heartbeat.

We were supposed to stay there one night, and for some reasons the card didn't went Tru, they messaged us at 23:30 in the night, and we were surprised by it but there was nothing we could do at that hour because the banks Don't work to check, so we message them and told them we will pay them cash Once we arrive at the location from the airport, next thing you know they canceled our stay...

Family owned hotel with the best service. Close to everything. Strongly recommend this! Ioannis is the best host and helps with what ever you need to know.

If you want to stay centrally in Chania these rooms are perfect. Perfect location, large rooms and very comfortable. Host very helpful and engaging.

Clean room, the host was very helpful and friendly, there were a lot of Covid-19 measures taken to ensure our safety, but best of all- the location was amazing.

Great comfortable ro and beds. Lovely helpful owners. Close ro everything in old Venetian Chania.

Great location, well presented rooms and friendly owners.

(Translated by Google) Very good Cretan hospitality, excellent service, cleanliness. I highly recommend it!!!! (Original) Πολύ καλή Κρητική φιλοξενία, εξυπηρέτηση εξαίσια, καθαριότητα.Το συστήνω ανεπιφύλακτα!!!!

We went there for a break from our driving to the west. It was unbelievable nice! The owner is very nice people, he gives us free water bottles, and told me some history about this museum, the whole place is so beautiful and you only need to pay 5 euro, you can spend a nice time there, to see how do people live in 20th century in Greece. Thank you 🙏🏼😊

This was a gorgeous place to visit. We had a friendly welcome and enjoyed walking around the beautiful site. So much work has gone into creating this place and it’s definitely worth a visit to see it. Stunning views and interesting things to see. Plenty of parking. We were given complimentary bottles of water on arrival. After having a relaxed wander around we bought some drinks to enjoy whilst we sat in the bar and enjoyed the setting. Everything was clean and well kept. We all enjoyed our visit (2 adults, a teenager and child), it was definitely worth the small entrance fee. We will return again when we’re next in Crete.

What a magical place! We were invited for a pre-wedding dinner there. The food and service were very, very good. Definitely one of the best places to host an event! You feel that you are in a fairytale when you walk around the place. We must go back to visit the museum as it was closed late in the evening when we were there!

Koumos was great place to visit. We found it accidentally while driving around. Very beautiful and peaceful place. :) Kids also enjoyed looking around. They served also some drinks and snacks.

We had a great time here, lovely buildings, very interesting and unusual style and amazing views. Staff were friendly and small museum articles had useful info in English and told the inspirational story of the place. Well worth a visit and €5 entry was good value.

Very special place, built with love and a lot of hard work. Interesting to visit also for kids

I love this place, it is so quirky. Very peaceful at the times I've been, too, though I imagine it can get very lively at times

Nice soft sandy beach with a couple of canteens. The water is colder than normal because of a fresh water river feeding into the bay at the west end of the beach. They have a lifeguard and one shower but no changing rooms.

The nicest thing about this place is that kids could play so nice in the sand and in the water. We found sun-beds with umbrellas for8-10 euro . No waves. Waters is colder than other beaches because of the river from the mountain that is flowing in the sea. Was worth visiting. In the nearby you can find nice tavernas, authentic Greek with nice sea food .

Excellent sandy beach. Sunbeds are 10 euro per set. There are springs on the left and a river to right which makes the surface cold while the ocean water on the bottom is warm, a very interesting experience.

Nice and beautiful beach to swim. You might need to bring your own umbrella and chairs if you want to stay longer in the sand. The surface of the beach is quite colder than the bottom because of the flow of spring water from the river nearby. Otherwise the sea is sooo clear, beautiful.

Beautiful beach, as everyone said, the fresh water is mixing and the sea is colder, but it is worth it because it creates a type of cold water on the top and warmer water on the bottom and this „blur” when both mixes.

Stunning place! The river water is really cold though! Even when it mixes with the sea water you will still feel the cold layer on top

Kalyvaki Beach - Beautiful, Refreshing, and Uniquely Surprising! I visited Kalyvaki Beach at the beginning of August, and it quickly became one of my favorite spots in Crete. The setting is gorgeous - clear blue water, soft sand, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for swimming and unwinding. What really stood out, though, was the unique water temperature. Even though every day was sunny and hot, the surface water felt ice-cold and incredibly refreshing - but just a bit deeper, near the bottom, it was surprisingly warm. I don’t know if it’s like this all the time, but it made swimming here an unusual and memorable experience - especially on a hot summer day! The beach is organized with some sunbeds and umbrellas, but there’s also space if you prefer to bring your own towel. Parking is usually available nearby, and the beach is within walking distance from Georgioupolis, where you’ll find cafes, tavernas, and shops. If you enjoy a refreshing dip and a little twist on the usual beach day, Kalyvaki is absolutely worth a visit!

The Kalyves Beach Hotel is an absolute gem in Crete! The location is simply unbeatable, right on the beautiful sandy beach and just a short walk to the charming village. Our room was spotless and comfortable, and we loved the stunning sea view from our balcony. What truly made our stay special, however, was the staff. From the friendly and hardworking team at the pool bar to the helpful receptionists, everyone was so welcoming and genuinely dedicated to making our vacation perfect, and a special shout-out to Rep Momo, who was wonderful. With the lovely pools and delicious buffet, we had everything we needed for a truly relaxing and memorable holiday. We can't wait to go back!

The hotel is literally on the beach, which made our stay even more special. The rooms were clean and comfortable, with a wonderful view of the sea. The staff was kind and helpful in our every need, especially Kostas the lifeguard. The breakfast and dinner and the launch had variety and quality food.access to the beach was direct. Ideal place for rest and relaxation. We will definitely come back next August!!!

I came here for one day on a charged for day pass costing 32 euros. I caught the bus from Chania. What a TREAT! I was allowed to use the indoor and outdoor pools beteen 10 am until 6 pm. I arrived around 12 noon, just in time for lunch "EAT AND DRINK AS MUCH AS YOU LIKE" FROM AN EXTENSIVE AND EXOTIC BUFFET. I chose the outdoor dining area overlooking a river with ducks that runs into the sea I am a pescetarian, but mainly vegetarian. The food was HEAVENLY and the variety amazing. I had 2 huge platefuls of savoury food and lots of delicious CRETAN WINE. I then enjoyed a variety of desserts and fresh fruit followed by a coffee by the outdoor pool area. Later, I relaxed on one of their many lovely sofas to phone home for necessary news.A little more time to relax on the sunbeds and I was ready to leave, a very contented woman. The staff here are extremely courteous and the hotel is spotlessly clean and tidy. I have been left with a very good impression of this hotel and certainly would like to return at some point. Guests need to check with the hotel if day passes are available. I took a chance because I wanted to visit Kalyves and it was late September. There are lots of lovely beaches and places to visit in the Chania region. I am thrilled to have spent a day here. Sherrill Watts.

The man on guest relations was fantastic!!!! We would not have had a great holiday without him . He showed the best places to visit and they were amazing . Loved every minute. The food was excellent!! The staff were all friendly and helpful. The entertainment was amazing .the hotel has a very nice sandy beach with clean sea with free sun beds and umbrellas. We would love to come back

Beautiful hotel situated in a lovely little village by the sea , only fault was main shopping strip is half hour away in a taxi. Not much to do round the hotel but can see this changing in the next 10 year or so. Hotel and all staff involved with the hotel are brilliant!

Excellent hotel with friendly and helpful staff. The food is amazing and you can taste an authentic greek cuisine. It's very good stay for families. We enjoyed our holiday very much. Hope to come back again.

I had an amazing experience at this hotel! From the moment I arrived, the staff was incredibly welcoming, professional, and attentive. The check-in process was smooth and quick, and the room was spotless, spacious, and very comfortable They have different shows every night,kids entertainment and they have 2 swimming pools and a very clean beach with breathtaking scenery 😍

This beach is a natural treasure with crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. There are no showers or facilities on the beach itself, but there’s a small tavern uphill if you need a break. Please respect its beauty: don’t throw cigarette ashes in the sea, don’t leave plastic or trash behind, and avoid any behavior that harms the environment. Whether local or visitor, we all share the responsibility to keep this place clean and unspoiled for the future.

This beach is exceptional! The platform is perfect for putting chairs that you brought from home, the water is crystal clear and turquoise blue! Perfect for snorkeling, there are a lot of fish everywhere! The view is amazing, you can see all the bay. It deserves a solid 5/5 rating! I highly recommend this beach!

Actually, we were just by the sea, enjoying beautiful place with a bit of diving. The sea was perfect, better to have swimming shoes, can be wild sometimes. There are many places crafted and decirated by a local artist, which makes this place more charming. The road down to this place requires some driving skills :)

Great -but very small - local “bay-beach”. No sand here but come for the crystal clear azure-blue water and the snorkeling. Available parking is sparse so don’t drive for hours to go there. Narrow, worn, winding and somewhat steep road so depending on the car and your driving skills, the last part of the road might be challenging.

Simple, rustic and beautiful. If you do the work and plan ahead. Go early morning in a day when the sea is quiet and you will be rewarded with an amazing experience.

Nice place for snorkeling, not very crowded, with clean water. I was a bit worried because of comments about the bad road, but I would say the road is actually quite ok - somewhat narrow, but definitely drivable.

Little heaven on earth! The water has the most incredible color. There isn’t much place so its best to avoid during weekends. The tavern is also very good and gives you an authentic feeling. One of our favourite spots in Cretes

We visited today. Lovely beach and the sea was beautiful. Parking was available right next to beach. Sun-beds are owned by the restaurant and just have to have a drink to use them. Min order €5. Food was good, all the Greek faves. There was a lifeguard too. Worth a visit.

Beautiful beach with crystal clear water. No crowds, has a friendly cafe and cheap sunbeds. Perfect for children & adults who like to jump off a pier

Our favourite beach in the area. Crystal clear waters and a cute little cafe for drinks and snacks 🌊 pics don’t do it justice!

Very quiet little beach that is easy to get to. Beautifully clear water and a cantina that serves drinks and snacks. It also provides a toilet. Lovely place to while away the afternoon. \

Not overly crowded with beautiful crystal clear waters. There were lots of different type of fish for snorkeling lovers. I recommend this place for anyone who likes to jump off a pier :)

I didn’t like the rocks and stones on the beach they hurt .. you seat it hurts, you walk it hurts .. if you have water shoes you are safe Beach is small.. you have showers and a changing space for clothes

There is one cafe there with simple snacks, juice and coffee. Parking is so easy and so accessible. There is outdoor shower to have a quick wash from the salty sea. Some day they could get very busy and very kid-friendly.

Beautiful beach with lot's of sunbeds and umbrellas that you can get for free if you are consuming something at some bar's or staying at some Hotels. The water and the Sandybeach are clean, in some part of the beach they may be some waves but in the other part they are none.

Overly busy with sunbeds. Water not cleaned Typical resort beach...if you like that type of holidays.

Easy to park. Only had to take 2 steps from my parked car to the beach. There's also a little changing room on the beach so that you can change clothes.

Spacious and shallow-bottomed sandy beach. Has toilets, showers and changing cabins. Lots of restaurats and cafés around.

Nice sandy beach, organised with sunbeds, umbrellas and a life-guard.The waters are quite shallow so it's ideal for families with children! There's plenty of space under the trees along the beach if you don't want to pay for Umbrellas and sunbeds.There are free showers and free parking space The area is a resort full of small hotels and houses/rooms for rent.Therefore there are lots of cafes and taverns! However,on windy days the sea gets rough!I recommend it!

Matzaros is a small wooden and recently renovated beach side bar and coffee shop with light refreshments. Lovely sandy beach loungers free for customers. Very nice friendly staff and great view over the bay. Carpark opposite.

If you like waves then this is your choice. Sun chairs are free if you buy food or drinks from the bar worth of 7e