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Located in the picturesque area of Kato Daratsos in Chania, Star Luxury Villa offers a privileged location that combines tranquility with easy access to the vibrant attractions of the town. Situated in the northwest region of Crete, our villa is embraced by the enchanting beauty of the Aegean Sea and the captivating landscape of the island.
Kato Daratsos grants a quaint charm and authentic Cretan ambiance. Explore the narrow streets lined with traditional tavernas and local shops, where you can savor the flavors of the renowned Cretan cuisine and discover unique souvenirs. However, the pristine coastline is few minutes away from our Villa. The nearby famous beaches of Agii Apostoli, Glaros, and Kalamaki Beach provide opportunities for sun-drenched bliss and refreshing dips in the azure waters.
Moreover, the scenic Venetian Harbor is only 5km away where you can stroll along the labyrinthine streets of the Old Town and discover the fascinating museums that showcase the region's rich history. Conveniently located just a short drive from Chania International Airport, Star Luxury Villa offers easy access to both local attractions and the wider wonders of Crete. Explore the famous beaches of Chania, such as Balos Lagoon and Elafonisi Beach or embark on hiking trails that wind through verdant gorges, such as Samaria Gorge.
Airports/Ports
Chania Airport 24.2 km, Chania(Souda) Port 12.5 km
Heraklion Airport 145 km , Heraklion Port 144 km
Getting Around
Cities: Chania 6.8 km
Beach: Kalamaki 1.4 km
Taverna: Mezedes kai Fagakia 750m
Mini market: 850m
Supermarket: SYNKA 1.7 km
Bakery: 1.8 km
Pharmacy: 700m
Butcher: 750m
Gas station: 1.3 km
ATM: 2.8 km
Dive into the crystal-clear waters and unwind on the soft white sand. This enticing coastline is surely a heavenly place that everyone should mark on their bucket list.
The shallow turquoise waters and the fine white and pink sand of the island lagoon in southwestern Crete create an exotic paradise that captivates every visitor.
You will fall in love with this unique experience. Balos Lagoon is a colorful wonder that stands out from the natural scenery of Crete. The beach is a beautiful landmark on the northwest part of the island.
A small town south of Chania, Paleochora has some of the best beaches in south-western Crete. A clear coastline goes 18 kilometres along the border of Paleochora. Like a bride with an aqua bridal dress train, Paleochora shows a constant line of beaches that encircle the brilliant Libyan Sea. You can bask in the best without going out of town!
At the location of Seitan Limania, 22km northeast of Chania, you can find Stefanou Beach. The area is called Seitan Limania, because of the wild scenery, the steep cliffs, and the powerful sea currents. A small wonderful beach is formed, with deep blue waters, which is the beach of Stefanou. The beach has fine pebbles and sand, brought there from the nearby quarry through the canyon.
Explore the rich history and the hidden gems of a quaint seaside village. Sail to the stunning beaches with crystal-clear blue waters that are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. Enjoy the variety of pebbly or sandy shores, such as Loutro, Marmara, Iligkas, Agios Pavlos, Glyka Nera, and more.
Maleme is located 18km west of Chania and includes a long beach with both sandy and pebbly parts. The beach is well organized with Sunbeds and umbrellas.
The seaside village of Agia Marina is located about 9km west of Chania city and is one of the most popular resorts in Chania with many well-organised sandy beaches. The long sandy beach extends from Platanias to Stalos. The beach is ideal for young kids!
The small village of Kolymbari is located at the western end of Chania town with a long pebble beach. The beach is generally quiet with a few tamarisk trees growing along the beach offering shade.
The beach of Preveli is located 35km south of Rethymnon and 12km east of Plakias at the exit of the Kourtaliotiko gorge where the river Megas Potamos meets the sea. Along the river, there is a large forest of the rare Cretan date palm Phoenix theophrasti. This gives the area a unique, almost tropical look and has certainly contributed to making this beach very famous and popular despite its remoteness.
Diplohahalo. On the cove’, huge marble rocks are standing high to protect the beach from the bad weather.
At the end of the Kourtaliotiko gorge, 35km south of Rethymnon and 12km east of Plakias, lies the beach of Preveli. Here, the river Megas Potamos flows into the sea, creating a lush oasis of the rare Cretan date palm Phoenix theophrasti. The exotic scenery of palm trees and clear waters makes this beach a well-known and attractive destination, despite its distance from the main towns. Diplohahalo. The beach is sheltered by huge marble rocks that rise above the cove, offering protection from the weather.
A small valley opens up to a bay with a lovely view of the Paximadia islands, where Matala is located. The beach is 300m long, with fine sand and clear deep water. There are some rocky parts on the seabed (mainly in the middle of the beach) and the west winds often bring waves. The beach is known for the hippies who lived in the caves carved in the rocks in the '70s.
Built in the 14th century, the Harbour served as a trade hub and a fortress against pirates. It is now a charming spot that captures the essence of Chania and a popular photo destination with a magical flair! You can enjoy one of the best views of the old port and the old town by walking along the Venetian seawall to the lighthouse that dates back to the 19th century.
Discover the beauty and wisdom of nature in the Botanical Park, where you can find peace and joy while learning about plants and their uses. The park covers almost 20 hectares of land, filled with fruit trees from all over the world, herbs, and plants that have medicinal and ornamental value. The park is unique, as the terrain and the microclimate create a haven for hundreds of plants and animals!
The Samaria Gorge is Europe’s most renowned hiking gorge and part of the European E4 hiking trail. Many visitors come to Crete just to experience it. The gorge stretches for 14.5km and takes about 5-7 hours to walk from Xyloskalo at Omalos plateau to Agia Roumeli beach, depending on how fast you walk. It is considered one of the most beautiful national parks in Europe.
The Monastery of Chrissoskalitissa, a 17th-century Orthodox Christian monastery, stands on a rock near the village of Elafonissi. It is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and has a legend that one of its many steps was made of gold. The monastery was built during the Venetian era and is now a popular pilgrimage site and a folklore museum.
Europe’s most ancient city, Knossos, is a huge archaeological site from the Bronze Age on the island of Crete. It was inhabited since the Neolithic times, and its name comes from the old Greek language.
In Chalepa, a historic suburb in Chania, there is an iconic building that is a landmark for the whole city. This is where the Archaeological Museum of Chania is located. The museum showcases the rich archaeological material that has been found in the area of Chania over time. The museum has three main halls on the ground floor and one more on the first floor, where the exhibits are displayed.
Chania is the ideal place to have a memorable boat trip across the crystal waters of the Cretan and the Mediterranean Sea! Either a full day or a sunset trip, you will have an amazing luxury experience that you will never forget.
Crete is famous for its authentic and delicious cuisine. Cretan gastronomy hides a philosophy of life where food is the most important part of its culture. The Cretan diet is healthy and delicious, while the recipes come to our days from the depths of the centuries. Visit the local tavernas to taste traditional Cretan cuisine or book a private chef at the villa to cook for you!
A visit to one of Crete’s finest wineries is a must for wine lovers in Greece! You can sample their homemade wines on the terrace with a view, explore the scenic vineyards, enjoy a meal at the restaurant, learn how to cook, and more! You can also pair your tasting with a lunch or dinner at the restaurant, where you can relax among the olive trees and orange groves and appreciate the natural beauty of the place.
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