Hora Sfakion

Hóra Sfakíon is a small town nestled on the south coast of Crete, Greece. Situated in the remote and mountainous region of Sfakiá, s renowned for its stunning natural beauty and rich history of resistance against occupying forces. It is known for its beaches, towering cliffs, and rugged landscapes including gorges like Samaria Gorge.

The town's charming harborfront tavernas, local markets, and pebbly beaches offer visitors a glimpse into traditional Cretan life. It is located right near the end of the big Imbros Gorge. From here, ferry boats go to and from Agia Roumeli port, which is super handy for hikers finishing the Samaria Gorge trek. The beaches that can be visited in or from the town include Vrissi Beach, Filaki Beach, Iligas Beach, and Orthi Ammos Beach.

Accessing Hóra Sfakíon is relatively straightforward, with bus services available from Chania and taxis offering convenient transportation options. The town is equipped with essential amenities such as gas stations, phone services, and ATMs.