Heraklion에서 Chania까지 Private car transfer

Both cities are fantastic, but Chania stands out with its picture-perfect beaches and charming Venetian harbor, which radiate a romantic atmosphere. On the other hand, Heraklion, the capital of Crete, has an energetic city feel while still preserving fascinating historical sites. Whether Chania is more appealing than Heraklion is entirely subjective and based on personal preferences.

A taxi from Heraklion to Chania costs approximately $130–$260 (€120–€240). A private car transfer with Daytrip is usually cheaper, has upfront pricing, and guaranteed service quality. Plus riding with an English-speaking driver and optional sightseeing stops!

Heraklion is a distance of 88 miles (142 km) from Chania. Driving takes around 2 hours by car and approximately 3 hours by bus. If you're driving a rental, it can be longer as the winding road can be daunting.

There is no boat from Heraklion to Chania; the route can only be taken by road via bus, private car transfer, car hire, or taxi.

Chania's closest airport is Chania International Airport (CHQ) "Daskalogiannis", located near Souda Bay, roughly 9 miles (14 km) from the city center. Just be warned that CHQ frequently gets put on "Worst Airports in the World'' lists.

Using a private car transfer service, like Daytrip, is the most hassle-free and convenient way to go from Heraklion to Chania. For as little as $37 (€34) per person, it only takes a leisurely 2 and 10 minutes to travel along the coast of Crete and arrive in Chania. Travelers on a tighter budget can take inexpensive bus rides, though these can be uncomfortable during the tourist season.