Agios Onoufrios is a small seaside village of Cape Akrotiri, which is located 8km north of Chania and close to village Kounoupidiana. The village is actually a suburb of Chania, since it is very close to the city. It is named after the small chapel next to the beach that is dedicated to St. Onoufrios and celebrates on June 12.
The beach of Agios Onoufrios is quiet and hidden in a well-protected bay. It is sandy and not very well organized. It is mainly preferred by the residents of the wider area. The picturesque landscape, with the traditional taverns and the peaceful sea is a good reason to visit Agios Onoufrios. The only discordant voices in the tranquil landscape are the fuel tanks which are located northwest of the beach.
Nearby places of interest
Straight-line distances
1.6 km
Church of Saint George Koumbelis
2.3 km
Kalathas Beach
2.8 km
Tersanas Beach
2.8 km
Tombs of the Venizelos Family
3 km
Maherida Beach
3.2 km
Monastery of Saint John Baptist by Korakies
3.2 km
Lake Maherida
4 km
Eleftherios Venizelos House at Halepa
4.1 km
Church of St. Mary Magdalene in Halepa
4.3 km
Archaeological Museum of Chania
4.5 km
Saint George Church at Argoulides
4.6 km
Church of Saints Artemios and Paraskevi
4.7 km
Koum Kapi Beach
4.9 km
Shipyard Moro, Museum of Ancient and Traditional Shipbuilding
5 km
Sci·sense science venue
5.1 km
Center of Mediterranean Architecture (Great Shipyard)
5.1 km
Agios Nikolaos Dominican Monastery
Additional Info
- Sea water color: Blue
- Sand type: Sand
- Location: Chania Prefecture, West Crete, North Crete, Chania city area (Kydonia)
- Depth: Shallow
- Sea surface: Usually calm
- Crowds: Normal
- Facilities: Accommodation options nearby, Food / water nearby, Umbrellas / beds, Blue Flag
- Other Information: Tree Shade
- Accessibility: Paved road






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