Mediterranean Trip
Our second visit to Crete was to the town of Chania, near Souda Bay. Souda Bay made Crete a big deal in WWII as it is one of the rare deep water ports in the Eastern Mediterranean. We took a walking tour and found the town to be a beautiful and pleasant place to visit. It is. We bought leather goods there because they were made from goat skin and produced leather that is wonderfully soft and supple. Also, they cut one down to fit Marilynn. They have a clever and artistic websites: <https://www.chaniatourism.gr>
Harbor defense-chain raised between towers to block ships,
Entering into town.
Street with mosque from the Ottoman rule.
Terrific leather goods shops.
Entire street is leather shops.
Bougainvilleas are everywhere.
Empty home had amazing tlled flooring.
We liked this door.
Main street of Chania.
They had a Starbucks and all the menus were in English!!!!
Our guide, Aphrodite, showing us the Venetian Harbor. She had a wonderful sense of humor. She has a degree as an Electrical Engineering
but said that being a guide is much more fun.