Great rundown. Chania is my 2nd home. My parents were both born there and luckily still have relatives. When we go on vacation, it's not to Florida or the Bahamas, we go to Chania.
I am a Turkish Cypriot born and raised in Cyprus with Cypriot culture and way of life do you think I can easily adapt to the way of life culture specifically in Chania and generally in Crete? I love farming olive trees etc
I live in Hawaii, so I could skip the beaches. Food is a different matter. Do they specialize. in seafood? Where were the best places you ate? Planning a trip in October.
My wife and I loved Chania. Beautiful scenery and beautiful food. It really is worthwhile hiring a car and travelling the coast and hinterland, you come across some amazing places and ancient ruins. We are already thinking about a return trip and exploring more of Crete and other islands. Thanks for the video, Wolter's World.
You are always the do's and don't for every country that I have visited🧳🛫 ... And now you are in my city 😊... Thank you for your kind comment for Chania ❤🇬🇷 I work in the tourism industry and we do try our best to make every visitor journey in our city memorable.
I live in Hawaii, so I could skip the beaches. Food is a different matter. Do they specialize. in seafood? Where were the best places to dine? Planning a trip in October.
My husband & I spent the month of June 2023 island hopping thru Greece & Turkey. Chania was one of the islands we spent time on. Our hotel was there at the port and we had a fantastic view of the sea and tower in the Old Town! We definitely had a wonderful time there! The sea was crystal clear... we saw the fish swimming!
I have been twice, and the second time was unforgettable because it was with my girlfriend ❤. I agree with the points I watched and, if you didn’t mention it, “don’t miss drives to small towns/villages.” We took in 3, one even required a mountain drive, and they were all fantastic!!!
3:36 I realised this was the exact beach me and my family used to visit many years ago ,really brought back some old memories from when I was a kid,great video 🙏
Been there many times. I recommend staying in Nea Chora. A nice area with local restaurants along the beach, just 15 - 20 min walk away from downtown in Chania. A bit more quiet, as the old town can be crowded sometimes.
Great video! I was there in November. It was in the mid 70's, but the sun was still incredibly intense. Sunscreen is absolutely necessary anytime of year! Wonderful spot to visit!
A few things: there are a few beaches near Chania that are spectacular for families with small kids: the water is clean and gets warm like a bathtub, plus the water is shallow for for a long length. Elafinisis beach is very windy and has no shade. It is a strange combination of very hot and quite cold. Balos beach is also pink and more beautiful. You can get there by a big boat and on yhe way also visit some fortress.
I'm here in Chania right now! I wish I had seen this before going. Well most of the points I figured out quickly myself, but it did take 2 or 3 days before realising you need to SHARE YOUR FOOD. We ate at a different restaurant every day and thought well surely it'll be different here 😂 I think it was day 3 or 4 where we went to places where many locals were eating as well, and they order just a plate for the table! You need a bit to learn portion sizes but you'll get the hang of it eventually!
i always tell people to get breakfast on the harbor because basic breakfast stuff is fine, the food is not great, but when you walk down by the boats, at the end of the harbor, there's some decent fish tavernas...
Goethe, the great German poet, once said that to truly understand a poet and his works, they must be read under the sky under which they were written. It's similar with alcohol :) and especially with retsina. This wine has an ancient origin, when amphorae were sealed with resin and that's why the wine acquired this strange, sharp taste. Retsina drunk under the Greek sky, especially if it is made of a good brand and properly chilled - can be unique. So there is nothing to be afraid of, although of course not everyone will like it.
One thing I remember is that a lot of the old buildings don't have a proper roof, but a canvas roof they pull over to keep the sun out. We were told they were bomb damaged in WW2, and the owners have decided not to replace the roof, but use canvas instead.
VERY IMPORTANT The old road (Mikis Theodorakis Avenue) has a lot of traffic. Go there only for renting a car and for the stalos beach. But in the stalos beach there are waves. If you catch the stalos beach without waves, especially if you have children, GO. The waters aren't deep at all (my personal favorite is the Canteenery restaurant). Also, don't forget to apply sunscreen again or wear a T-shirt if you have (bought) plenty.
While in the army in 76-78 , my crew and I went twice to Crete to build and shoot missiles for training purposes. I loved going into Chania to eat and drink and sightsee. Back then, it looked more like a town in a spaghetti western, not like the bustling tourist trap it appears to be today. I enjoy your videos- especially the waterfront shots. Indeed, I enjoy all your videos and I thank you for them.
Watching people describe places in the world I've never been to is always beautiful and interesting But in this case, watching someone describe the city in which I've lived my entire life is a surreal, strange experience Seeing you show places I visit on a daily basis and I'm like "Heyyy that's XYZ place Ive been there" Also the Algebra PTSD joke killed me, ngl Alright here are a few tips: 1. Tips are non-mandatory but greatly appreciated (like in this case, I'd like to hope), our wasges aren't 2. Traffic Signs are more like, suggestions, crosswalks are a nice decoration, do not expect drivers to stop for them, they won't, I've been alive and living in this city for the last 28 years, I've only seen people respect the Crosswalks twice, Traffic Lights work differently than what you may assume, for Vehicles Green = GO!, Yellow = GO GO GO GO GO, I CAN MAKE IT IF I RUSH and finally Red = I CAN STILL MAKE IT I HAVE ABOUT 5-10 SECONDS, please make sure to cross once you see the vehicle has stopped, people are incredibly Reckless here, finally Jaywalking isn't a thing here, you can just go, the police won't care, they do it too lmao 3. The Video is not quite factual on the "Everyone speaks English" part, sure in the Tourist-Heavy areas such as the Port and the Fountain Square you'll see a lot of people speaking English, however as you venture deeper into the city you'll find less people speaking English, that's not to say you won't find someone that does, but it's definitely a bit less prevalent within the city, for Instance; I work with 3 other people, I'm the only person that can speak English somewhat decently, I'd say try younger people, they are your best bet 4. Ntakos is an amazing recommendation, I'll just say, If you come here, go to a Cheese Shop (I'd recommend Mpalantinos, it's really close to The Fountain Square and has incredible quality, It's my go-to store so perhaps I'm biased here) and try Myzithra, it's that Cream-ish Cheese you can see at 10:49, but I wouldn't describe it as Cream Cheese, it's a bit more solid, but not quite as solid as say Feta, Anyway, Myzithra is a blessing, makes every salad better, makes every dish I don't like at least good (shoutouts to spinach rice) and makes Ntakos Heavenly 5. Dikastiria Square is beautiful and would recommend it, but there aren't many things to do here other than seeing the square itself 6. This is a gaming-specific recommendation, if you are looking to have a Break to play video games The 2 best choices in Internet Cafes are Inspot (which is near the Fountain Square) and Bits and Bytes/BNB (which is near Dikastiria Square) Great Computers, Good Snacks, Incredibly good and welcoming staff, my personal go-to is Inspot, or was when I was younger and used Frequent Internet Cafes Thank you for the lovely review
We are planning on taking an Italy/Greece/Mediterranean trip in 2 years to celebrate her retirement. We absolutely can't wait. About the drink you mentioned about not passing up, 1/3 of people do not drink at all, which is a high percentage. A mistake most people make is thinking nearly everyone drinks alcohol. We don't drink, so will the restaurant that serves that drink give us a desert instead? Thanks for posting, they're very informative.
We stayed in agia marina so we visited chania two times during our stay just two weeks ago and the old town is nice the harbor is nice but as a big city i prefer heraklion personally and rethimnon is nicer to my opinion and the harbor in rethimnon is also very nice and very similar, and to be completely honest if your searching beautiful beaches go to the south side of crete , we go every year to crete and my personal region is chersonissos/malia/stalis but hey that's just my personal opinion of course its different for everybody
I went to Chania which was beautiful, but for me, I had a real problem with fish biting me. They were very painful bites which drew blood. I swam 3 times over 2 weeks and that dis spoil my time there. But very beautiful apart from that.
also elafonisi beach is not an easy hour drive haha its 90 minutes and you have to drive up the crazy narrow mountains, sometimes with no guard rails....Falassarna is only an hour and easier drive
5:03 im from Chania and the samaria gorge was fuckin brutal for my legs (tbh i did have the heaviest bag in the group). went there some days ago with 5 of my friends and at night we slept at the beach at agia roumeli with sleeping bags. but i think as long as your bag isn't heavy, your legs won't be destroyed as much as mine.
Crete is MAGNIFICENT! Crete is a civilized Island, unlike mainland Greece. Whilst the people of Crete want your money, they are far more interested in making you happy. The money whilst important, it is secondary to them. Crete will not disappoint.
Keep in mind that the luxury travel industry is destroying Chania. Go to Rosa Nera, enjoy the view over the port, and show some solidarity that this view does not also get taken by a luxury hotel
I stayed in Agia Pelagia, Lygaria….strictly for swimming…which was fine….since there is nothing at all else to do there. Nothing. Taxis or rental cars are the only ways in and out. At least 30 euros to Heraklion, which is good for only a day trip, though I stayed for 2 or 3. No real old town….not like old towns in the rest of Europe. Aside from the swimming, Crete was such a let down. And for swimming, I’d rather go back to Cyprus. At least there you can walk to several beaches from one base location, and the water is the best I’ve seen in the Mediterranean. I WILL go back to Greece, just not Crete. I spent 12 days there and my single greatest expense aside from airbnb’s was for taxis. Over 300 euros for about half a dozen rides. 😢remember Wolters world is getting paid, these days. 😊I love your show, but as a fellow traveler…slow traveler, I am finding much too be countered with your info, or lack of specifics about places and transportation.
Did somebody "Get Up on the wrong side of the web" today.. Yes your entitled to your opinion ! but do keep it to yourself -would apply here. Countless Chania video's and ALL report of what Wolter says is true 98% of the time. Have a better day -If thats possible...
I was just in Chania. I was very unimpressed. Disney version of a Crete town. I’m an open water swimmer. What beach? I wouldn’t call the rocky gravelly 3 foot wide piece of ground behind the wall a beach. The beaches on this program are not walkable from town. 😊
@user-jb2ks2cc4z That's the east beach (called koum kapi)and is as you say. He has shown the west beach( nea hora) and it is exactly as shown and 10 mins from harbour. Just saying ,no shade.
I visited Chania in April this year I fell in love instantly I'm definitely returning. Chania ❤
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Crete. My favourite place on planet. So relaxing. It has it all
Great rundown. Chania is my 2nd home. My parents were both born there and luckily still have relatives. When we go on vacation, it's not to Florida or the Bahamas, we go to Chania.
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I am a Turkish Cypriot born and raised in Cyprus with Cypriot culture and way of life do you think I can easily adapt to the way of life culture specifically in Chania and generally in Crete? I love farming olive trees etc
@@andypappasHow much small rent house?please
Rent of house How much please
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Food is INCREDIBLE IN CRETE!!💯💯💯💯🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I live in Hawaii, so I could skip the beaches. Food is a different matter. Do they specialize. in seafood? Where were the best places you ate? Planning a trip in October.
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My wife and I loved Chania. Beautiful scenery and beautiful food. It really is worthwhile hiring a car and travelling the coast and hinterland, you come across some amazing places and ancient ruins. We are already thinking about a return trip and exploring more of Crete and other islands. Thanks for the video, Wolter's World.
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Always like your vlogs. Was looking at Chania for next year, and up you pop with one! 😀 thank you . Very informative and fun.
You are always the do's and don't for every country that I have visited🧳🛫 ... And now you are in my city 😊... Thank you for your kind comment for Chania ❤🇬🇷
I work in the tourism industry and we do try our best to make every visitor journey in our city memorable.
I live in Hawaii, so I could skip the beaches. Food is a different matter. Do they specialize. in seafood? Where were the best places to dine? Planning a trip in October.
A beautiful place. I enjoyed this video. 😊❤
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My husband & I spent the month of June 2023 island hopping thru Greece & Turkey. Chania was one of the islands we spent time on. Our hotel was there at the port and we had a fantastic view of the sea and tower in the Old Town! We definitely had a wonderful time there! The sea was crystal clear... we saw the fish swimming!
Rent house how much there
Hope you & the family are all well.
I have been twice, and the second time was unforgettable because it was with my girlfriend ❤. I agree with the points I watched and, if you didn’t mention it, “don’t miss drives to small towns/villages.” We took in 3, one even required a mountain drive, and they were all fantastic!!!
3:36 I realised this was the exact beach me and my family used to visit many years ago ,really brought back some old memories from when I was a kid,great video 🙏
We love Chania & Crete. My husband & I were engaged at the lighthouse. It is a bit of a walk. Great video Mark thanks for bringing us back. ~Cara 😊
Glad i could 😀
love greece❤
Hey Mark, awesome video
Kalamaki beach is a great beach with great food options. Great ideas for people visiting this great island. Thanks!
We love staying there
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Been there many times. I recommend staying in Nea Chora. A nice area with local restaurants along the beach, just 15 - 20 min walk away from downtown in Chania. A bit more quiet, as the old town can be crowded sometimes.
(And also Klinakis Hotel, a family run hotel with great hosts :)
Just booked a trip to Chania. Great to see the do and don'ts and get some advice. Thank you.
Was there about 2 months ago with family. Loved it!
Great video (we’re staying near Chania next week), new to the channel, love it already. Thank you!
Great video! I was there in November. It was in the mid 70's, but the sun was still incredibly intense. Sunscreen is absolutely necessary anytime of year! Wonderful spot to visit!
Visiting in October! Great video
Enjoy I just came back.
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Beautiful ❤
A few things: there are a few beaches near Chania that are spectacular for families with small kids: the water is clean and gets warm like a bathtub, plus the water is shallow for for a long length.
Elafinisis beach is very windy and has no shade. It is a strange combination of very hot and quite cold. Balos beach is also pink and more beautiful. You can get there by a big boat and on yhe way also visit some fortress.
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Hey I’ve been there! ♥️♥️ very beautiful
I had to watch two very annoying adverts before this I am glad this video made me feel much better.
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I was in Chania last year and went to eat on the port in the evening. It was amazing
Supperb 😍
Loved Chania when I went in May 2023 ❤
We're going to be there in May!
spent two weeks at Kalamaki beach.... miss it
like it
Great timing!! We’ve spent the morning looking for holidays in Crete. And then your video launched!! Great minds?
It' quite windy there too. I thought only the south of the island was windy.
Such a great place. We did an electric bike tour around Chania and was great fun! 😊
I'm here in Chania right now! I wish I had seen this before going. Well most of the points I figured out quickly myself, but it did take 2 or 3 days before realising you need to SHARE YOUR FOOD. We ate at a different restaurant every day and thought well surely it'll be different here 😂 I think it was day 3 or 4 where we went to places where many locals were eating as well, and they order just a plate for the table! You need a bit to learn portion sizes but you'll get the hang of it eventually!
A great hotel to stay at is the Renieris Hotel. Great location, friendly hospitality and service and incredible views.
What a great video, you sold it to me! 😅 🎉
i always tell people to get breakfast on the harbor because basic breakfast stuff is fine, the food is not great, but when you walk down by the boats, at the end of the harbor, there's some decent fish tavernas...
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Goethe, the great German poet, once said that to truly understand a poet and his works, they must be read under the sky under which they were written. It's similar with alcohol :) and especially with retsina. This wine has an ancient origin, when amphorae were sealed with resin and that's why the wine acquired this strange, sharp taste. Retsina drunk under the Greek sky, especially if it is made of a good brand and properly chilled - can be unique. So there is nothing to be afraid of, although of course not everyone will like it.
It looks like, now I should visit Greece 😄
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I’m staying there now
Good uncle
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I was there with my Mom and Dad...1976...😒😒💯💯💯💯🙏🙏🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🥰
One thing I remember is that a lot of the old buildings don't have a proper roof, but a canvas roof they pull over to keep the sun out. We were told they were bomb damaged in WW2, and the owners have decided not to replace the roof, but use canvas instead.
VERY IMPORTANT
The old road (Mikis Theodorakis Avenue) has a lot of traffic. Go there only for renting a car and for the stalos beach. But in the stalos beach there are waves. If you catch the stalos beach without waves, especially if you have children, GO. The waters aren't deep at all (my personal favorite is the Canteenery restaurant). Also, don't forget to apply sunscreen again or wear a T-shirt if you have (bought) plenty.
While in the army in 76-78 , my crew and I went twice to Crete to build and shoot missiles for training purposes. I loved going into Chania to eat and drink and sightsee. Back then, it looked more like a town in a spaghetti western, not like the bustling tourist trap it appears to be today. I enjoy your videos- especially the waterfront shots. Indeed, I enjoy all your videos and I thank you for them.
Thank you so much and thank you for your service.
Watching people describe places in the world I've never been to is always beautiful and interesting
But in this case, watching someone describe the city in which I've lived my entire life is a surreal, strange experience
Seeing you show places I visit on a daily basis and I'm like "Heyyy that's XYZ place Ive been there"
Also the Algebra PTSD joke killed me, ngl
Alright here are a few tips:
1. Tips are non-mandatory but greatly appreciated (like in this case, I'd like to hope), our wasges aren't
2. Traffic Signs are more like, suggestions, crosswalks are a nice decoration, do not expect drivers to stop for them, they won't, I've been alive and living in this city for the last 28 years, I've only seen people respect the Crosswalks twice, Traffic Lights work differently than what you may assume, for Vehicles Green = GO!, Yellow = GO GO GO GO GO, I CAN MAKE IT IF I RUSH and finally Red = I CAN STILL MAKE IT I HAVE ABOUT 5-10 SECONDS, please make sure to cross once you see the vehicle has stopped, people are incredibly Reckless here, finally Jaywalking isn't a thing here, you can just go, the police won't care, they do it too lmao
3. The Video is not quite factual on the "Everyone speaks English" part, sure in the Tourist-Heavy areas such as the Port and the Fountain Square you'll see a lot of people speaking English, however as you venture deeper into the city you'll find less people speaking English, that's not to say you won't find someone that does, but it's definitely a bit less prevalent within the city, for Instance; I work with 3 other people, I'm the only person that can speak English somewhat decently, I'd say try younger people, they are your best bet
4. Ntakos is an amazing recommendation, I'll just say, If you come here, go to a Cheese Shop (I'd recommend Mpalantinos, it's really close to The Fountain Square and has incredible quality, It's my go-to store so perhaps I'm biased here) and try Myzithra, it's that Cream-ish Cheese you can see at 10:49, but I wouldn't describe it as Cream Cheese, it's a bit more solid, but not quite as solid as say Feta, Anyway, Myzithra is a blessing, makes every salad better, makes every dish I don't like at least good (shoutouts to spinach rice) and makes Ntakos Heavenly
5. Dikastiria Square is beautiful and would recommend it, but there aren't many things to do here other than seeing the square itself
6. This is a gaming-specific recommendation, if you are looking to have a Break to play video games The 2 best choices in Internet Cafes are Inspot (which is near the Fountain Square) and Bits and Bytes/BNB (which is near Dikastiria Square) Great Computers, Good Snacks, Incredibly good and welcoming staff, my personal go-to is Inspot, or was when I was younger and used Frequent Internet Cafes
Thank you for the lovely review
sono stato la scorsa estate, e tornerò la prossima, consiglio vivamente, ed io sono italiano, quindi vivo e conosco il Mediterraneo.
I absolutely LOVE your channel! Thank you so much for bringing the world to all us chilling on our couch or laying in our bed. 🤣 You’re a treasure. 🙌🏾
I am glad that we can. Thank you.
I live like a 5 minute walk away from that beach with the little island with the Greek flag
Me too ahahaha
Mashallah
We are planning on taking an Italy/Greece/Mediterranean trip in 2 years to celebrate her retirement. We absolutely can't wait. About the drink you mentioned about not passing up, 1/3 of people do not drink at all, which is a high percentage. A mistake most people make is thinking nearly everyone drinks alcohol. We don't drink, so will the restaurant that serves that drink give us a desert instead? Thanks for posting, they're very informative.
They will bring it at the end but you can tell them thank you but you dont drink so they may bring you skme fruit instead
Thanks great video ! Any chance sharing contact details for the people helping with accommodation? 😊
Microcosmoscreta
You DEFINATELY missed the “Dont mess with the local Drivers” 😂😂
I MISS CRETE...OR KRETA...in German...💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
Years ago, I started a hiking vacation at Chania, and honestly, I could have spent the entire week here.
Thats cool
Great video. Which side is better to stay? Near Chora beach or the other side.
Other side
@@Γεωργία-ζ6ρby the harbour? I just booked an air bnb there so please say yes 😅
We stayed in agia marina so we visited chania two times during our stay just two weeks ago and the old town is nice the harbor is nice but as a big city i prefer heraklion personally and rethimnon is nicer to my opinion and the harbor in rethimnon is also very nice and very similar, and to be completely honest if your searching beautiful beaches go to the south side of crete , we go every year to crete and my personal region is chersonissos/malia/stalis but hey that's just my personal opinion of course its different for everybody
Mark....Is the GERMAN ww2 Cemetery still their in Chania???
@@krugmeister7301 it is in Maleme its a few Kilometers
I went to Chania which was beautiful, but for me, I had a real problem with fish biting me. They were very painful bites which drew blood. I swam 3 times over 2 weeks and that dis spoil my time there. But very beautiful apart from that.
also elafonisi beach is not an easy hour drive haha its 90 minutes and you have to drive up the crazy narrow mountains, sometimes with no guard rails....Falassarna is only an hour and easier drive
Elafonissi Is way better than Phalasarna
Do some of the hotels still let you camp out on the roof? We did that many times when we traveled Greece for 6 weeks back in 1983.
No way
5:03 im from Chania and the samaria gorge was fuckin brutal for my legs (tbh i did have the heaviest bag in the group). went there some days ago with 5 of my friends and at night we slept at the beach at agia roumeli with sleeping bags. but i think as long as your bag isn't heavy, your legs won't be destroyed as much as mine.
Hey Wolter why wont you visit Sri Lanka for a change 🤔 sure you would love it 👍
I came for my honeymoon in Sri Lanka back in 2012! Very nice memories!
I made the mistske thinking there was one raki for each of us because I didn't notice the small glasses. 😂
The Hotel in Crete had a large buffet breakfast. So, why do say, there's limited breakfast???
The Samaria Gorge is not easy!
Crete is MAGNIFICENT! Crete is a civilized Island, unlike mainland Greece. Whilst the people of Crete want your money, they are far more interested in making you happy. The money whilst important, it is secondary to them. Crete will not disappoint.
Samaria Gorge….there were tears…
This video is almost identical to the Crete one you posted 7 days ago.
Elafonisi was a mistake... The place was gorgeous, don't get me wrong, but it was soooooo overcrowded
I would agree, except if you get there early enough, it’s pretty good. Obviously, not fair for those arriving after 9:30 or so.
I smashed my teeth in while in Crete on the water. Some of those waves can be a little choppy 😂
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Keep in mind that the luxury travel industry is destroying Chania.
Go to Rosa Nera, enjoy the view over the port, and show some solidarity that this view does not also get taken by a luxury hotel
I thought “The Don’ts of CHINA, Greece” 😂🤣
Not quite 😉
When i first heard of Chania, I accidentally read it as "Chaina" and thought it was pronounced the way Donald Trump pronounces China 💀
Me too...why is he talking about italians in china 😂😂😂
@@deadziobecause Venetians built it in Italian architecture
I'm Irish, living in Chania and this video is excellent:)
I stayed in Agia Pelagia, Lygaria….strictly for swimming…which was fine….since there is nothing at all else to do there. Nothing. Taxis or rental cars are the only ways in and out. At least 30 euros to Heraklion, which is good for only a day trip, though I stayed for 2 or 3. No real old town….not like old towns in the rest of Europe. Aside from the swimming, Crete was such a let down. And for swimming, I’d rather go back to Cyprus. At least there you can walk to several beaches from one base location, and the water is the best I’ve seen in the Mediterranean. I WILL go back to Greece, just not Crete. I spent 12 days there and my single greatest expense aside from airbnb’s was for taxis. Over 300 euros for about half a dozen rides. 😢remember Wolters world is getting paid, these days. 😊I love your show, but as a fellow traveler…slow traveler, I am finding much too be countered with your info, or lack of specifics about places and transportation.
Did somebody "Get Up on the wrong side of the web" today.. Yes your entitled to your opinion ! but do keep it to yourself -would apply here. Countless Chania video's and ALL report of what Wolter says is true 98% of the time. Have a better day -If thats possible...
I was just in Chania. I was very unimpressed. Disney version of a Crete town. I’m an open water swimmer. What beach? I wouldn’t call the rocky gravelly 3 foot wide piece of ground behind the wall a beach. The beaches on this program are not walkable from town. 😊
@user-jb2ks2cc4z
That's the east beach (called koum kapi)and is as you say. He has shown the west beach( nea hora) and it is exactly as shown and 10 mins from harbour. Just saying ,no shade.
I’m not passing up no Greek wine 😂
Yes being loud is a very American thing. Taken to a professional level by Californians.