A private transfer from Souda Port to Agioi Apostoloi covers 11.3 km (7.0 mi) in about 16 minutes and costs a fixed fare from €24 per vehicle, not per person.
One booking covers the journey in either direction: arrival from Souda Port, or the departure run back from Agioi Apostoloi at the same fixed fare.
Fares are per vehicle, not per person, and cover the whole car, so a family of four pays once. The price you see is the price confirmed on your voucher; it does not change with traffic, time of day, or a delayed flight.
| Vehicle | Typical models | Passengers | Bags | Fare | |
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SUV | Skoda Karoq | up to 4 | 4 | €24 |
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Minivan | Peugeot Traveller, Mercedes Vito | up to 8 | 8 | €41 |
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Minibus | Mercedes Sprinter | up to 18 | 18 | €92 |
The same fare applies in both directions: Agioi Apostoloi back to Souda Port costs the same as the arrival leg. Child and booster seats are added at booking, at no extra charge.
The line is the road a driver actually takes from Souda Port to Agioi Apostoloi: 11.3 km (7.0 mi), about 16 min door to door. Pickup and drop-off are marked at the coordinates the booking engine quotes against, not at the centre of the nearest town.
Your driver meets you in front of the passenger terminal at Souda Port, holding a banner with your name and the company name on it. Ferry passengers all disembark at once, so the banner is what makes your car findable in the crowd leaving the ramp.
Souda Port sits in Souda Bay, a deep natural harbour east of Chania, and is the ferry gateway for the whole of western Crete. Souda Port takes the overnight sailing from Piraeus, which docks early in the morning and empties several hundred foot passengers onto the quay at once.
That early docking is the reason pre-booking matters here more than at an airport. Taxi supply at Souda is thin at 06:00, and the queue forms before the ramp is down.
The port road joins the national road within a few minutes, so eastbound journeys to Georgioupolis, Rethymno and beyond leave directly without crossing Chania.
In front of the passenger terminal, where your driver waits with a banner showing your name and ours.
Wait at the terminal rather than walking towards the port gate. The quay is a working port with restricted vehicle access, and the car cannot meet you on it.
Give us your ferry operator and arrival time at booking. We track sailing arrivals, so a late docking moves the pickup rather than costing you the transfer.
Tell us as early as you can if your sailing is cancelled or diverted, so the driver can be reassigned.
Agioi Apostoloi is a beach district on the western edge of Chania, built around a small headland that shelters a series of coves. Agioi Apostoloi has the calmest water close to the city, because the headland breaks the swell that reaches the open beaches further west.
The coves are sand and shingle, backed by pine trees in places, and a park runs along the shore behind them.
The district sits within the built-up area of Chania rather than outside it, which puts the old town and the Venetian harbour a short drive away along the coast.
We drop you at the door of your hotel, apartment or villa, at the coves or in the streets behind them.
The roads down to the individual coves are short and narrow, and several end at the shore. Your driver uses the nearest point a car can turn and confirms it before the day.
The drive runs 11.3 kilometres west in about 16 minutes, to the sheltered coves on the western edge of Chania.
What makes this stretch worth the booking is the shape of the shore. A headland closes the coves from the open sea, so the water here stays calm when the beaches further west are choppy, and there is a shoreline park of pines behind the sand rather than a road. It is the gentlest water within reach of the city.
Your driver meets you in front of the passenger terminal with a banner, and the road skirts Chania rather than crossing it, so the quoted quarter of an hour holds even at the hour the Piraeus boat empties.
Chrissi Akti adjoins the coves to the east and the two are often given as one address, so the property name settles which side of the headland you are on.
Ammos Hotel, Domes Noruz Chania, Hotel Cretan Dream, Yakinthos Hotel and Alisahni are among the places along this shore.
Chania old town is a short drive east, which is the balance guests strike here: calm swimming and pines during the day, the Venetian harbour in the evening, and neither of them more than a few minutes from the other.
The engine sells no Standard car on this pairing, so the fare starts at €24 for an SUV carrying four.
The city buses to the western beaches leave from Chania's central station, not from the quay.
Getting there from the port means a first vehicle into the city and a second back out, and after a night at sea most passengers weigh that against a fifteen-minute drive that ends at the door.
Your driver takes you to the door of your accommodation in Agioi Apostoloi. There is no central drop-off point and no walk with your luggage at the end. These are properties in the resort we transfer guests to regularly; if yours is not listed, it is still covered, so enter the name when you book.
Villas, apartments and private addresses in Agioi Apostoloi are served the same way. Add the address at booking and the fare stays as quoted.
The return leg is the same journey in reverse: 11.3 km (7.0 mi), about 16 min, and the same fixed fare from €24 per vehicle. Your driver collects you from your accommodation in Agioi Apostoloi at the agreed time and takes you straight to Souda Port.
Agioi Apostoloi back to Souda Port covers the same 11.3 kilometres at the same fixed price.
The road east clears the city quickly outside the morning rush and the port approach is short. Evening sailings put most departures here in the late afternoon.
Book both directions together and the return is held at the same fare. Switch the form at the top of this page to Departure, or select a return when you book.
Allow about 16 minutes of driving, the boarding time your ferry line requires, and a small margin for the coast road.
Send the operator and sailing at booking, and the pickup is worked back from boarding.
The fare covers the whole vehicle rather than each seat, so 4 people pay the same as 1. The price on your voucher is the price you pay, with no booking fee and no card surcharge.
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall holding a sign with your name on it. You walk out of baggage reclaim straight to the car, without joining a taxi rank or agreeing a fare on the spot.
Child seats cost nothing extra. Reserve the seat in the booking form and state the child's age, so the correct seat is fitted before the driver sets off.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your pickup time and you pay nothing. Plans change; the booking does not lock you in.
The vehicle carries your party and nobody else. It runs from the pickup point to your exact address, with no intermediate stops and no waiting for other passengers.
Your pickup is set against your flight number, not a clock time. Transfers run at any hour, which covers night landings and pre-dawn departures.
Every booking is confirmed by a person and carries a voucher showing your route, vehicle, pickup time and fare.
These are the questions guests ask most often about the Souda Port to Agioi Apostoloi transfer, answered with this route's own distance, duration and fares.
Anything not covered here is answered when we confirm the booking.
A private transfer from Souda Port to Agioi Apostoloi costs a fixed €24 for an SUV carrying up to 4 passengers. A Minivan for up to 8 people is €41.
A headland shelters the coves from the open sea, so they stay swimmable when the beaches further west are being blown about. It is the reason families with small children pick this stretch.
Part of Chania's built-up area rather than a separate resort, with a shoreline park of pines behind the sand and residential streets behind that.
Chrissi Akti to the east, sharing the same shore, and Daratsos in the streets behind. Both are separate transfers from this quay.
The properties along the coves, among them Ammos Hotel, Domes Noruz Chania, Hotel Cretan Dream, Yakinthos Hotel and Alisahni.
Per vehicle. The fare covers the car and everyone in it, up to that vehicle's passenger and luggage limit. Two people and four people pay the same €24 for a Standard car to Agioi Apostoloi.
Yes, at no extra charge. Reserve the seat in the booking form and state the child's age so the correct infant, child or booster seat is fitted before the driver sets off.
Give us your ferry operator and sailing time when you book. We track arrivals, so a late docking moves the pickup rather than costing you the transfer.
In front of the passenger terminal, where the driver waits with a banner showing your name and ours. Ferry passengers all reach the quay at once, which is what the banner is for.
Yes. Cancel at least 24 hours before your pickup time and there is no charge.
Pay by card online when you book, or in euros in cash to the driver. There is no card surcharge and no booking fee either way.
You receive a confirmation email with your route, vehicle, pickup time and fare on it. Check the details and tell us if anything is wrong. An automated receipt on its own is not the confirmation. The emailed voucher is.
Yes. Souda Port to Agioi Apostoloi and Agioi Apostoloi to Souda Port are the same journey at the same fixed €24, and both directions are booked from this page. Select a return when you book and the price is held for both legs.
Those routes are priced the same way as this one: a fixed fare per vehicle, confirmed before you travel. The same applies to every Crete transfers we run, from the airports and ports to the resorts and villages along both coasts.