Chania Lighthouse
An iconic stone tower in Chania, Greece, originally built by Venetians in the 16th century to protect Crete, and later rebuilt by Egyptians, serving as one of the world's oldest and most photographed lighthouses.

šŸ“œ Historic stone tower, built by Venetians in 16th century, rebuilt by Egyptians in 1830s.
šŸ” Stands 21 meters tall, visible from 7 nautical miles, features octagonal base and circular top.

Why Go

šŸŒŠ Offers fantastic views of Chania's old Venetian port and White Mountains.
šŸ›ļø Explore a landmark with a rich history spanning centuries.
šŸ“ø Iconic and highly photographed symbol of Chania.
šŸš¶ Enjoy a unique walk along the Venetian breakwater.

Why Avoid

āš ļø Lighthouse gate is locked, no entry inside.
ā™æ Path along breakwater is uneven and rocky, not suitable for mobility difficulties.
šŸŒ™ No lighting on breakwater, unsafe to walk after dark.

Tips

ā˜€ļø Visit during the day for safety and best views.
šŸ‘Ÿ Wear comfortable, sturdy footwear for the walk.

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