Kissamos

Kissamos is a charming town situated 38 kilometers west of Chania. Its strategic location between the capes of Gramvousa and Spathas forms a natural bay, making it a picturesque destination for visitors seeking both tranquility and adventure. The town is famous for beaches as well as its hiking opportunities.

Renowned for its fertile landscapes, Kissamos is celebrated for its production of olive oil and wine. One of the town's main attractions is its beautiful beach, stretching along the bay and offering two distinct areas for relaxation and recreation. The first part boasts a long pebbly beach, while the second, known as Mavros Molos, features a smaller sandy beach equipped with umbrellas, sunbeds, and amenities. 

Harbor of Limni, waterfront in Kissamos, is dotted with traditional fish taverns serving mouthwatering local dishes made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. And when the sun sets, the nightlife of Kissamos comes alive, offering an array of options of llaid-back bars and local clubs.

People coming from Chania can follow the route towards the Venizelos Tombs and Kounoupidiana, then head west towards Kambani to reach Kissamos. Additionally, its harbor serves as a gateway to various destinations, with ferries departing regularly to Kythera, the Peloponnese, and Piraeus, as well as daily pleasure cruises to the enchanting island of Gramvousa and the breathtaking Balos lagoon.