Chania · WALKING TOURS
6 reviewed
In peak season the good walking tours go early. Here are the 6 that stand out, with up-to-date prices and what sets each apart, so nothing sells out from under you.
Chania walking food tasting tour samples bougatsa, cheese, olives, sweets, raki and Greek coffee, plus an herb shop and knife making.
“This was one of the best foodie walking tours we’ve been on! Christoph was exceptional and made us feel very relaxed and welcome. He was very informative about the area and local produce. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves with our group. Thank you Christoph 😊”
Private Chania walking tour with hillside coffee, indigenous Cretan wine tasting with Maria, and a big lunch of local favorites.
“This was an exceptional experience - from start to finish. Unique locations we would never have found on our own and we learned so much. Nick was awesome!”
A 3-hour small-group walking food tour in Chania with Stella, tasting Crete’s bougatsa, cheeses, sweets, and a real lunch.
“Stella was great Was very informative , lovely . Food choices were great. we absolutely recommend this tour to friends.”
A 3-hour Chania night food and wine walk with Cretan cheese, kalitsounia, loukoumades, and port views to the lighthouse.
“Oh my gosh this tour was amazing! This was one of the best tours for tourists to experience the Greece culture. Stella was an amazing tour guide and she really knows her history and stuff. She is amazing! Don’t book with anyone else beside Stella!”
3-hour guided Chania walking food tour with Stella: at least 15 tastings, Cretan coffee and lunch, plus local culture tips. $117.
“Tour was informative however a few to many sweets for us..”
Taste Chania’s bougatsa, watch phyllo being made, then walk Old Town with artisans, workshops, and photo-ready stops on a 3-hour tour.
“The artisans and sightseeing tour was the absolute best way to start my stay in Chania! I liked that Olga was the intermediate link with the local craftsmen and she was giving opportunities to our group for interaction. She shared a lot for the life and culture of the locals, as well as tips for our stay in Crete. The local snack provided was yummy!”
