Due to Covid-19 pandemic, many things around the world have changed in the travel industry. Follow the official instructions issued by the Government before you decide to travel. These restrictions may change overnight, so stay updated right until the date of your departure. UK foreign travel advice for Greece
Due to Covid-19 pandemic, many things around the world have changed in the travel industry. Follow the official instructions issued by the Government before you decide to travel. These restrictions may change overnight, so stay updated right until the date of your departure. UK foreign travel advice for Greece
Chania Airport is the Crete’s second-largest airport and one of the busiest airports used by holidaymakers in Greece.
The airport’s terminal is obsolete and is overcrowded due to its insufficient capacity during the peak summer season. Chania Airport is also a small hub for RyanAir.
Airlines operating direct flights from the UK: RyanAir, Jet2, TUI Airways; from London also: EasyJet, Norwegian, British Airways
The airport is open between the first and the latest flight arrival.
Chania Airport (CHQ) is used mainly as a holidaymakers’ final destination, therefore there are no connections at this airport.
There is a bus service from between Chania Airport and Chania city departing daily between 5:00 – 23:45 at:
05:30, 08:45, 09:20, 14:30, 15:15, 16:30, 19:05, 20:00, 22:30.
The journey takes 25 minutes. The bus terminates at Chania Bus station where you can change to Crete’s intercity buses.
See the timetables on the official website.
Fares Single ticket2.5 EURcurrently £2.25
24/7 metered taxi service is available outside the Aktion Airport Terminal building. The journey
You may be charged extra if you carry many pieces of luggage
You can find more info here www.chaniataxi.gr
