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HAICTA 2017

> TRAVEL INFO


By Airplane

Chania International Airport is the closest airport. Heraklion can be an alternative but a bus journey would take 3 hours.

There are direct charter and scheduled flights connecting Chania with many European cities carried out by RYANAIR, Easyjet and others. Please contact your travel agent for details about charter flight schedules.
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Domestic flights from the Athens International Airport and Thessaloniki "Macedonia" International Airport are also frequent and are carried out by Olympic Air and Aegean Airlines.

By Ferry

Ferries to Chania (Souda port) leave from Athens (Piraeus port) on a daily basis. The overnight/daytime trip with ANEK lines takes about 9 hours. Please check the web sites for ferry schedules. Also note that there is a direct bus service connecting Athens International Airport with Piraeus port. More information about public transport in Athens can be found here.
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Chania can be reached by coach from the city of Herakleon situated 145 km (90 miles) from Chania. The bus fare is about 9 euros and takes about 2.5 hours. The taxi costs approximately 80 euros. Herakleon, being the biggest city of Crete, is directly connected with charter/scheduled flights with many European cities. Flights to/from Athens are also frequent. Ferries from Piraeus travel to Herakleon every day. The overnight/daytime trip with MINOAN lines takes between 7-8 hours.

Local Transportation

There is a bus (No 13) serving the city center and the MAICH (every 20 minutes) which runs until 22:40. For more information visit the site: http://chaniabus.gr/en/#main

Weather / Climate

The climate is relatively mild, Mediterranean. During the fall and winter months north and northwest winds dominate, while in the summer the ill winds make it enjoyable. But the divine gift of the eternal sunshine allows one to start their vacation from March and end it at the end of October.
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Chania has the largest amount of water in Crete (65%), and for this there is rich vegetation of plants and fruitful trees (citrus trees, olives, vines etc.) as well as semitropicals. The very clean beaches of Chania win always the "blue flags" of Europe and are accessible for all ages throughout the year.

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What our participants from 2015 are saying

"Thank you for the warm welcome and the outstanding organization of HAICTA 2015"
-Radu Rosca, Romania.
"We would like to thank you for understanding, all the information and nice cooperation and we'll be glad to respond to your call and participate again"
-Nada Lakic, Mirjana Krivokapic and Ana Anokic, Serbia.
"The conference was extremely informative and thanks a lot for the great hospitality we received in Kavala"
-Salem Alghamdi, Saudi Arabia.

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