Book a Taxi (4 passengers) Mercedes E Class from Casa Di Delfino (Chania city) to Heraklion port

Price for 1 x Taxi (4 passengers) Mercedes E Class
One Way: 170.00€
Return: 330.00€

Book a Taxi transfer from Casa Di Delfino (Chania city) to Heraklion port today with Crete Taxi Transfers. We pride ourselves on providing transfers conducted by professional drivers using modern vehicles, ensuring a blend of comfort and reliability. We guarantee that your Taxi transfer from Casa Di Delfino (Chania city) to Heraklion port will be done safely and on time

Casa Di Delfino (Chania city)

Casa Di Delfino, nestled in the heart of Chania city, is a boutique hotel that exudes charm and elegance. Housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century Venetian mansion, this intimate retreat offers a glimpse into the city’s rich history and culture. Step inside to discover stylishly appointed rooms and suites, each adorned with luxurious furnishings and modern amenities.

Relax in the tranquil courtyard, savor gourmet breakfasts in the elegant dining room, or unwind with a cocktail at the rooftop terrace overlooking the Old Town and the Venetian Harbor. With personalized service and attention to detail, Casa Di Delfino promises an unforgettable stay immersed in the timeless beauty of Chania.

Heraklion port

Situated on the northern coast of Crete, the Port of Heraklion serves as a bustling gateway to the island, welcoming visitors from near and far with its rich history, vibrant atmosphere, and strategic maritime importance.

As one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean, it plays a vital role in facilitating trade and tourism, connecting Crete to mainland Greece and international destinations. Steeped in centuries of maritime tradition, the port is a hub of activity, with ferries arriving and departing regularly, linking Heraklion to destinations such as Athens, Santorini, and beyond.

Stroll along the bustling waterfront promenade, where fishing boats mingle with luxury yachts, and soak in the sights and sounds of this vibrant maritime community. Explore nearby landmarks such as the iconic Koules Fortress, a Venetian stronghold that has guarded the harbor for centuries, and the historic Old Town, where narrow streets and ancient buildings evoke the city’s rich past. Indulge in fresh seafood at waterfront tavernas, shop for souvenirs and local crafts at nearby markets, or simply relax and watch the world go by against the backdrop of the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.

Whether arriving by sea or exploring its shores, the Port of Heraklion offers a captivating glimpse into the island’s maritime heritage and modern-day vitality.