Private Chania Old Town Tour, Beer tasting and Lunch
Discover the history, culture, and flavors of Crete on a private tour combining the charming streets of Chania Old Town with an authentic Cretan brewery experience.
Begin your journey in the historic Old Town of Chania, where Venetian architecture, narrow alleys, and the famous Old Venetian Harbor tell the story of the island’s rich past. Explore the city’s hidden gems, learn about its cultural heritage, and enjoy the unique atmosphere of one of Crete’s most beautiful destinations.
Continue to a local Cretan brewery, where you’ll discover the art of craft beer production and learn about the brewing process. Enjoy a tasting of locally produced beers and experience the flavors of modern Crete.
Complete your day with a delicious traditional Cretan lunch, prepared
The dish includes 2 sorts of meat, barley rusk, cherry tomatoes, salty olives, borek with vegetables (bureki) & tzatziki. This dish can be offered also as vegetarian, meat is replaced by spinach pastry and potato salad.
Private Chania Old Town Tour, Beer tasting and Lunch Q&A
Chania combines Venetian architecture, Ottoman influences, a historic harbour, colourful streets, and traditional Cretan culture. Each historical period left its mark on the town.
The Venetians developed Chania into an important fortified port and trading centre. Their influence can still be seen in the harbour, defensive walls, historic buildings, and churches.
The lighthouse stands at the entrance to the Old Venetian Harbour. Its foundations date to the Venetian period, while its current form reflects later Egyptian-era modifications in the early 19th century.
- 4 sorts of beer of 100ml glass
- individually Served Lunch Cretan Delicacy
- 1 glass beer of choice (300 ml)
Beer colour depends mainly on the type and roasting of the malt. Pale malts produce lighter beers, while more heavily roasted malts create amber, brown, and dark colours.
Fruity aromas can come from hops, yeast fermentation, or added ingredients. Some yeasts naturally produce aromas reminiscent of banana, apple, pear, or citrus.
Not necessarily. Craft beer can have a low, moderate, or high alcohol content. The strength depends on the recipe and brewing process.
Beer can refresh the palate, balance salty or fatty dishes, and complement flavours such as herbs, grilled meat, and roasted ingredients.
