• Chania Old Town - Drop-off will be at Talos Square on the west side of Chania Old Town, known for its authentic and unspoiled charm. Visitors will have about an hour to explore the picturesque alleys, discover the town, or shop at their leisure.
• Lighthouse of Chania - The Chania Lighthouse, built in 1864, is the oldest operational lighthouse in the Mediterranean and a key landmark of Chania. While entry is not permitted, it can be admired from the port.
• Firkas Fortress - Located on the northwest side of Chania’s port, Firkas Fortress was built between 1610 and 1645 to defend the Venetian harbor from raiders. After Chania fell to the Turks in 1645, it was renamed “Firka,” meaning “barrack” in Turkish. The fortress housed six consecutive domes for large cannons aimed at the harbor entrance. It served as a prison until the Greek Civil War in the 20th century and was the seat of the military governor during Ottoman rule. The Greek flag was raised here in 1913, marking Crete’s reunion with Greece. Today, the Maritime Museum is located at the fortress entrance.
• Chania Old Town - Visit the archaeological site at Kasteli Hill, where the foundations of buildings, streets, and sewage networks can be seen.
• Chania Old Town - Enjoy a complimentary tasting of olive oil, honey, pistachios, and other delicacies at a partner shop offering locally produced, organic, and premium products.
• Gorges of Theriso - Theriso Gorge, near Chania, spans six kilometers and will be traversed by minivan. The impressive vertical cliffs and lush vegetation, along with its wildlife, are a sight to behold.
• Malaxa - On the return journey, enjoy panoramic views of Chania and Souda Port from Malaxa Mountain.
• Souda Bay War Cemetery - Visit the Commonwealth Cemetery, where primarily British, New Zealanders, and Australians are buried. The Battle of Crete, from May 20 to June 1, 1941, was the first airborne-only operation in history. The cemetery offers panoramic views of Souda Bay and the White Mountains (Lefka Ori).
• Venizelos Graves - Venizelos Graves is a park offering panoramic views of Chania and the old port.
• Miden Agan - Optionally, enjoy a 45-minute wine tasting available on weekdays, subject to availability. The tasting costs 25 euros per person.
• Byzantine & Post-Byzantine Collection - Stop to view the Byzantine wall in Chania Old Town, dating back to the 6th century AD. Visitors may choose to explore the small Byzantine collection on weekdays.
• Ntounias - Dounias Restaurant, located in Drakona Village at the foot of the White Mountains of Chania, offers a farm-to-table, slow food experience. Owner Stelios Trilirakis uses farm-fresh ingredients and cooks over a wood fire. The scenic 45-minute drive through the Cretan countryside leads to the restaurant, which offers beautiful views. Lunch is paid separately by travelers, costing around 25 euros per person. The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays, in which case an alternative lunch option will be selected.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guiding services

• Lunch in the mountain restaurant
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

This private tour offers a 7-seater van accommodating up to 6 guests. Chania has been a cultural crossroads since ancient times, with each conqueror and new resident leaving a unique imprint on its history, architecture, and culture. Our guides are local, fluent in English, and passionate about sharing their deep knowledge of the area.

The tour includes a 2-hour drive around the city, visiting various sites, followed by an additional hour to explore the charming alleys of Chania’s old town independently. The guides will provide insights into the culture and traditions that have shaped modern Chania. Please note, guiding within the old town is not permitted as our license covers driving tours only.

Afterward, the tour continues with a drive through a scenic gorge to a remarkable restaurant for a 3-hour lunch experience. The meal, not included in the tour price, features farm-to-table dishes cooked over an open fire, offering a memorable dining experience. The return journey includes a drive along a road with stunning panoramic views of Chania and Souda Bay.

• You must be able to get in and get out of the car. Some places in Chania’s Old Town are not wheelchair accessible and we have to follow different route
• In case of traveller’s serious health problems or other medical concerns please notify us

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.