Sirikari Gorge in Chania, Crete
Chania Gorges - Sirikari Gorge in Chania, Crete is a beautiful canyon located 55 kilometres west of Chania and 17 kilometres south of Kissamos. This lush green area boasts other canyons and water flows, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers. The ancient Sirikari Polirinia settlement marks the beginning of this breathtaking gorge. Surrounded by an old chestnut garden, the sounds of waterfalls and streams provide a serene backdrop. Sirikari is home to the stunning brown bush, which also grows in the mountains in Lefka Ori, but here they are taller and more beautiful. Exploring Sirikari Gorge will leave a lasting impression, especially if the journey continues through all the valleys and ends in the ancient Roman city of Poland. The acropolis on the hill offers a stunning view of the ruins of the city walls and the bay of Kissamos below. The canyon boasts narrow, rugged trails, challenging routes, and gentle slopes in several places. The surrounding area is abundant in flowering herbs and rare trees that add to the beauty of the canyon. Don't miss the chance to see two water mills that are still operating in Sineniana village, near Sirikari.
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