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Nea Chora, a picturesque sandy beach, lies just a kilometer west of Chania city center along Akti Papanikoli Street, opposite the Lazaretta islet. A short 15-minute stroll from Chania’s old harbor, this beach boasts a well-maintained main area with several facilities at hand. While mostly sandy, Nea Chora also features rocky patches. It’s the perfect spot for those who prefer to stay nearby the city center. East of the beach, you can still spot the old soap factory’s towering chimney and the former sanatorium of Chania. Nea Chora is a favorite among locals for its seafood taverns, but there are also plenty of restaurants, snack bars, and cafes to choose from. Every summer, the beach hosts the “Sardine Festival”, complete with traditional music, dancing, and free fish for attendees.
Kladissos beach
Further along the river Kladisos, a second beach unfolds all the way up to Aptera beach. Kladisos beach is a lengthy sandy bay, interspersed with pebbly areas. Despite its proximity to Chania and its appealing beauty, the beach remains relatively secluded and unspoiled. The simplest way to access this beach is by crossing the Kladisos river via the pedestrian bridge.
There are various activities available at Nea Chora beaches, including swimming, sunbathing, beach volleyball, and water sports such as jet skiing and parasailing.
Yes, there are several restaurants and cafes located near Nea Chora beaches, offering a variety of food and drinks.
Yes, it is generally safe to swim at Nea Chora beaches. However, it is always important to be aware of any potential hazards such as strong currents or jellyfish.
Yes, there are lifeguards on duty at Nea Chora beaches during the summer months.
No, there is no fee to access Nea Chora beaches.
Yes, pets are not allowed on Nea Chora beaches during the summer months. However, there are designated areas where pets are allowed outside of the Nea Chora beaches area.
Yes, there is parking available near Nea Chora beaches, although it can be limited during peak season.
The water colour of the Nea Chora beaches is blue.
The Nea Chora beaches has sand, with rocks in some places.
The water at the Nea Chora beaches is shallow.
The surface of the sea at the Nea Chora beaches is usually calm.
Yes, the Nea Chora beaches is a crowded place.
The Nea Chora beaches has accommodation options, food and water nearby, umbrellas and beds, sports facilities, a lifeguard, showers, and a Blue Flag.
The Nea Chora beaches can be accessed by bus services, a paved road, and is handicap friendly.
Yes, there is tree shade available at the Nea Chora beaches.
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