Sougia Taxi to Paleochora
Paleochora City
Paleochora (In Greek: Παλαιόχωρα and also spelled Palaiochora)
is a small coastal town in the southwest Crete, located 70km from Chania and 32km from Sougia. It is build on a peninsula between two beautiful bays and due to its location it has been called the “Bride of the Libyan Sea”.
The fact that Paleochora is surrounded by mountains and it is built on a peninsula has many advantages, one of them being that you can always find a beach protected by the strong winds.
To its west bay you can find a navy lighthouse that signals for the ships travelling to the Suez Canal or Gibraltar.
You can catch a ferry from the east bay, if you want to visit Sougia, Loutro, Chora Sfakia, Gavdos or Elafonisi. Of course its easiest and more comfortable to book your Taxi for your guided tour. Palaiochora as well as Sougia is ideal departure point for visiting Omalos-Samaria Gorge or Agia Irini Gorge. To diminish any confusion that might arise. Omalos or Xyloskalo is the top entry of Samaria Gorge and Agia Roumeli is the bottom entance. Agia Eirini Gorge is a smaller easier to walk gorge and on its exit you will find Sougia. Sougia Taxi Meletis is located on the main road that comes down to the beach.
Access to the city of Paleochora
We can offer a comfortable taxi ride from Chania airport to Palaiochora with out Taxi or minivan services, or you can catch the local buses.
Sightseeing
Most of the sightseeing that you can do in Paleochora involves a beach, but you can always visit the Venetian Castle or even go for a snorkeling adventure. A must for the nature lovers is trekking in the numerous gorges and trails. (Top things to do in Palaiochora)