based on 3 experiences from female travelers
MARINA
Canada
Chania has a very peaceful atmosphere and simplicity that my rushed soul needed to calm down and breath, enjoy sun, sand and sea. It was so beautiful all the mountains are also inspiring and beautiful. You have to visit the botanical garden it does need a good running shoes as it is a lot of hiking up and down but it is so beautiful. I found that it connect me to nature and ground me. You will love it.
Posted: February 3, 2026Camila
Germany
I loved Chania, there are many tours to do around, from 6-100 euros aproximately per tour our full day trip to awesome beaches and areas nearby, so Id say thats super budget friendly. hostels start at like 15euro if thats a vibe you are into.
Posted: June 25, 2025Ylvali
Netherlands
I felt very safe in Crete and chania, however keep in mind it is very very touristy. If you go to Crete I would definitely rent a car, otherwise you have to pay around 60 euros to go to each of the places you will want to visit. We paid 120 euros to rent a car for 3 days, I would say it was worth it if you can share this price with others! In Crete I really would not recommend the cities if you donβt feel like being in croweded overtouristy places, the tourism also makes the costs quite...
Posted: July 24, 2024Based on 6 reports
Based on 6 reports
I felt very safe, even when I was walking around the city in the evening by myself. The locals are very nice. No one bothered me. I would love to take my friends to visit Crete some day, especially Chania.
Posted: November 19, 2025Chania is overall a safe city in Chania and in comparison to Athens is much much safer when it comes to mugging. Women should be cautious anyway when it comes to sexual harassment. Incidents have taken place in the city and nobody should be blindly trusted even if the overall atmosphere is welcoming and warm. As in every country and city around the word, kindness could be just a mask.
Posted: June 26, 2025Camila
I felt really safe even after dark. Men are usually mostly tourists that seem to be respectful. They dont approach you out of nowhere, and they barely try anything which was awesome and made my trip super chill.
Posted: June 25, 2025Chania is pretty safe. It's a touristic destination, and most local people work in tourism all the season. It's like a high status people, a small community yet but people are friendly and willing to help
Posted: January 26, 2025Celini
Chania
6 days
Hiiii, I'm a film student, really into arts and politics. I love nature and also the street culture. Hating tourism, trying to figure out an ethical way to travel as I decided I have to explore the world (inner and outer) so that to remember all the important things we've forgotten. It's nice we can help each other in feeling safe as capitalism is fcking killing us. Im from the island Crete, If you need a place to stay, just tell me. I would love to meet you and showing around or suggest u local places π If u are a queer or an anti-anti-anti.., come to meeeee <3 <3 <3 ππ π΅πΈπ΄ββ οΈπ§πΌββοΈπ¦π¦π±
Anny
Chania
3 days
Hello! Although I am new to this app, I love hosting people and meeting faces from around the world. I currently live in the beautiful island of Crete, but I am originally from the north of Greece (Thessaloniki). I also love hosting animals. I currently work in public education as a psychologist. I keep myself busy with lots of activities, like collective projects, political action, nature exploration, music, movement and more.