Explore Chania City with Georgioupoli from Heraklion - Full-Day Tour - Crete

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Duration
Over 6 hours
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Art & culture

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Meet with your guide at the terminal of Cretan Spiti Travel, across from the entrance of the Heraklion Archaeological Museum, in front of Hari’s Creperie where we start our tour driving along the north coastal road, passing by Rethymno Town, to the city of Souda, port of Chania, to visit the Venizelos Graves at the historical location of Profitis Ilias in Akrotiriwhere the tomb of Eleftherios Venizelos lays, one of the long standing prime Ministers of Greece.


We continue to the city of Chania where we will visit all the main highlights of the city, historic neighbourhoods, churches and museums and take a walk to the beautiful Venetian Port with the Lighthouse Faros. During your tour of the picturesque alleys of the old town, you will come across unique monuments such as the Rimodi Fountain, the Neradze Mosque (or Gazi Hussein) with its high minaret, churches and squares.


Enjoy an optional lunch and some free time for shopping. On the way back we will stop at the resort city of Georgioupolis, popular for its fine beaches, for a coffee break. Later in the afternoon we will return to Heraklion at the terminal of Cretan Spiti Travel.

Includes

  • Transport
  • Lunch, only if the option is selected
  • Guide

Not included

  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off

Location

Starting point
Hari’s Creperiê
Sapoutie 1, 712 02, Iraklio , Greece
Please ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the Tour start time.
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End point
Same as Starting Point

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