Loutro is small seaside village located approximately 71 kilometers south of Chania. This charming village is popular among tourists for its idyllic setting and pristine beaches. Loutro is renowned for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, making it an ideal destination for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.
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.
Museum of Typography is a first-of-its-kind museum near Chania, Crete, dedicated to typography and printing. It houses an extensive collection of printing presses, machinery, tools, and objects related to typography from the days of Gutenberg to the present day. The museum can only be visited through guided tours.
Located around 50 kilometers southeast of Chania, Askifou is a charming village nestled high in the mountains at an altitude of 730 meters. It is located in Askifou Plateau, which is famous throughout the Europe as a hiking destination. Apart from its breathtaking mountain scenery, Askifou is also famous for its cheese pie.
Georgioupoli lies in the Apokoronas region, along the Almiros River. It is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, extensive sandy beaches, and abundant wildlife. It boasts over nine kilometers of golden sand, making it home to the longest beach on the island. These beaches are not only beautiful but are some of the best Blue Flag beaches on Crete.