This private transfer from Chania to Agia Irini Gorge takes you to one of the most iconic gorges in Crete: Alongside the gorge of Imbros in Sfakia, South Crete  and the worldwide well know Samaria Gorge, the Agia Irini Gorge gathers tourists because of its easy, descending route, and the rewarding swimming opportunities on the beaches of South Crete, and the Village of Sougia.

This private transfer to Agia Irini Gorge from Chania alongside the transfer to Imbros Gorge are a best seller on our private tour agency in Chania, as they operate all year round, while the Gorge of Samaria is only accessible in the summer months. Apart from that, the Gorge of Irini has very rare flora and endemic Cretan plants, is of exceptional beauty, and receives far fewer crowds, thus making the hike perfect for families.

Our private transfer to Irini Gorge starts from Chania where our experienced driver will pick you up from your designated spot with our modern and spacious private vehicle. We start our way to one of the various non-touristy Cretan Villages of Chania and we make a stop for a quick breakfast or refreshment, enjoying nature and bonding with people. 

After a short while we arrive at the region of Selino, where the gorge of Agia Irini is located. The hike is easy, and you have plenty of opportunities for photos and sightseeing, while most of the path is under shade, making it a perfect activity for large groups or families.

 It is expected that you finish the gorge hike in 3 to 3:30 Hours, and our driver on this private tour to Agia Irini Gorge will wait for you at the gorge exit. After a refreshment and water break in a nearby cafeteria, we head over to Sougia, where we have a 2-hour free time break.

Plenty of great traditional Cretan food opportunities are in Sougia while having a relaxing swim in the crystal clear deep water of Sougia and the South Cretan Sea is a must. Then, our private tour from Chania to Irini Gorge Sougia continues, as we take the long way back, finishing this full-day activity full of memories, and photo souvenirs from pure, untouched Crete, and the pristine regions we travelled through the day!