3-Day Chania Highlights Tour

Meet your guide the day before your 3-day tour begins for a friendly briefing and an inspiring walking tour through the most picturesque neighborhoods of Chania Old Town. Wander narrow cobblestone streets lined with traditional workshops, where skilled craftsmen create leather goods, pottery, knives and textiles. This introduction offers a perfect chance to get to know your guide, learn about local crafts, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere before your adventure officially starts.

Discover the legendary Vouves Olive Tree in Crete, one of the oldest olive trees in the world—estimated to be over 3,000 years old and still bearing fruit! Nestled in the charming village of Ano Vouves, this natural monument offers a rare glimpse into the past.

Enjoy a brief introduction to Biolea awarded olive oil company and taste 5 different olive oils by glass along with a meze (eg. table olive, graviera cheese, bruschetta, seasonal salad).

Escape to the crystal-clear waters and soft golden sands of Falassarna Beach, one of Crete’s most stunning coastal gems. With its wide shoreline, turquoise sea, and dramatic mountain backdrop, this award-winning beach is perfect for a refreshing swim, sunbathing, or simply soaking in the breathtaking views.

Picture yourself seated right on the water’s edge in Falasarna. As the sun begins its descent, the sky turns into a painter’s palette of warm pinks, purples, and golds that dance across the water—a backdrop that turns dinner into a memorable moment.

Step into the serene village of Paidohori, and discover a potter’s atelier—a lovingly restored 18th‑century Venetian ruin where earth, fire, and imagination unite in handcrafted ceramics. Once an economics student turned artist, Surrounded by olive groves and the scent of fresh clay, you’ll witness each piece’s transformation, learn the story behind his awards, and feel his creative spirit.

A small, family-run spot invites you to taste local favorites like Graviera, Mizithra, and Yogurt, paired with honey and rusks.

Begin your visit with a peaceful stop at the historic Monastery of Saint George in Karydi—a beautifully restored 16th-century complex once used as an olive oil factory, featuring unique stone arches and old olive mills set amid tranquil olive groves. From there, continue to the nearby village of Vamos, where a gentle walk through its charming old quarter reveals cobbled lanes, blooming courtyards, and restored stone houses that whisper stories of Crete’s past.

In the charming village of Gavalochori, enjoy a traditional Cretan lunch, where hearty local dishes are served in a cozy setting. Afterwards, visit a nearby artisan shop known for its exquisite kopaneli bobbin lace and other handmade crafts.

Your final stop at Aptera Fortress offers stunning panoramic views of Souda Bay and the White Mountains, perched on a strategic hilltop east of Chania. Built in 1867 after the Cretan Revolt, the fortress holds rich history. Hear stories that bring Crete’s past vividly to life, making it a memorable end to your journey.

Begin your visit at the beautiful Agia Triada Monastery on the Akrotiri Peninsula, where Venetian and Orthodox architectural styles come together in a serene setting surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. Explore the stunning church dedicated to the Holy Trinity, admire the elegant columns and peaceful courtyard, and discover the monastery’s museum with its religious artifacts. Sample the monastery's organic olive oil, honey and salad dressings.

Starting from Marathi bay, embark on a private half day trip offering you the opportunity to explore many hidden natural beauties along east of Chania. Our first stop is the creek of Seitan Limani, where we enjoy the crystal, turquoise waters from our boat, away from the crowds. After this stop we continue with a stop at Glass beach, a private beach where the sand is mixed with colorful small pieces of glass. Traversing the bay, we head to Kamares, where the crystal-clear waters invite us for a swim! This spot is ideal for snorkelling. After that our last stop could be close to Souda island, surrounded by Venetian fortifications. You can swim to the shore where you can find natural clay.