greek hotels - Chania - Beaches Chania County is surrounded by deep blue waters of the Cretan and Libyan Seas and has a varied, beautiful and picturesque coastline. Near the town of Chania, you will find the Golden Coast (Chryssi Akti). The small bays of Agii Apostoli are perfect for a comfortable and enjoyable swim. Swimming at Agia Marina will also amuse you as it pulsates with young people and tourist infrastructure is well developed. Platania beach is the busiest and most lively beach with a youthful atmosphere. A long sandy beach awaits you at Maleme. Akrotiri offers unique landscapes and the crystal clear waters of the Cretan Sea can be enjoyed at Marathi and Stavros in the bay of Kalathas. As an example, we could mention some of the many choices offered by the southern coastline of Chania. Falasarna, at the western end of the island has a spectacular sandy beach and a number of smaller and isolated bays. Drepanias beach, before Kastelli, is in an idyllic environment. At the edge of Gramvoussa peninsula, Balos beach is of outstanding beauty. Elafonisi with its pink sand and the island in the middle of the Libyan Sea to the south, Paleochora with its pebbly beach and Sougia, a large beach with very fine pebble and infinite blueness... Agia Roumeli, quite difficult to reach, is at the exit of the Samaria Gorge; it can be accessed by boat as well from Chora Sfakion. Agios Pavlos Sfakion and Iliggas, with its emeraldcoloured waters, are surrounded by high rocks, natural landscapes and the famous Frangokastello with its imposing Venetian fort at the end of the sandy beach.

Summer-Hotels > Chania > Chania County Beaches

Chania County is surrounded by deep blue waters of the Cretan and Libyan Seas and has a varied, beautiful and picturesque coastline. Near the town of Chania, you will find the Golden Coast (Chryssi Akti). The small bays of Agii Apostoli are perfect for a comfortable and enjoyable swim. Swimming at Agia Marina will also amuse you as it pulsates with young people and tourist infrastructure is well developed. Platania beach is the busiest and most lively beach with a youthful atmosphere. A long sandy beach awaits you at Maleme.
Akrotiri offers unique landscapes and the crystal clear waters of the Cretan Sea can be enjoyed at Marathi and Stavros in the bay of Kalathas. As an example, we could mention some of the many choices offered by the southern coastline of Chania. Falasarna, at the western end of the island has a spectacular sandy beach and a number of smaller and isolated bays. Drepanias beach, before Kastelli, is in an idyllic environment.
At the edge of Gramvoussa peninsula, Balos beach is of outstanding beauty.
Elafonisi with its pink sand and the island in the middle of the Libyan Sea to the south, Paleochora with its pebbly beach and Sougia, a large beach with very fine pebble and infinite blueness...
Agia Roumeli, quite difficult to reach, is at the exit of the Samaria Gorge; it can be accessed by boat as well from Chora Sfakion. Agios Pavlos Sfakion and Iliggas, with its emeraldcoloured waters, are surrounded by high rocks, natural landscapes and the famous Frangokastello with its imposing Venetian fort at the end of the sandy beach.