A traditional village set in the lower foothills of the White Mountains in Chania prefecture. Great views of the mountains to the south, and the verdant Vrisses valley to north, combined with a quaint village square, and a beautiful church make this village a popular choice to live.

Pemonia is a village in the broader area of Apokoronas in Chania, a well-known and famous area for its natural beauty and the diversity of the genuine Cretan countryside, offering its visitor ample possibilities for any form of ecotourism or alternative tourism in the rugged, unspoiled Cretan countryside, in the mountains or on the beaches.

Koustogerako (Greek: Κουστογέρακο) is a small village in Chania Prefecture on the island of Crete, Greece. It has 76 residents (2001 census) and it belongs to the municipality of East Selino (Anatoliko Selino) and is 12 km far from Sougia.

Perivolia is a village, located 4.5km south of Hania on the way to Theriso gorge and Theriso village, with 2,428 permanent residents. As the name (perivolia=gardens) signifies, the village is one of the prettiest in the area of Hania, and was mentioned (Pashley, Travels in Crete, I, 18) as the PIEMONTE of the western Crete.

Tsichlopigado is a small settlement on the north range of the White Mountains (Lefka Ori) in Chania Prefecture in a very interesting place, on the way from Kambi or Drakona to Psichro Pigadi location. The distance from Thimia village is 6km and from Kambi 8km.

Sellia and Souri are tiny, very typical Cretan villages on the Apokoronou Peninsula where time has stood still, with 1 kafenio each, set next to each other on the hill between the Vrisses valley and Souda Bay.

If you leave Vamos in Apokoronou Peninsula by Chania, West Crete, and follow signs to Kefalas, about a kilometre along the road, there is sign and right turn to Litsarda. Drive up the hill and you will find a very small traditional, picturesque village with about 130 permanent residents, this is Litsarda.

The administrative centre of the Vamos district in Apokoronou Peninsula, which was first inhabited by Saracen Pirates in the 8th Century. Set on the top of the hill between Souda Bay and the Vrisses valley, there can be great views of Souda Bay and / or the White Mountains.

A traditional village in Apokoronou Peninsula between Vamos and Kefalas, with only 1 kafenio, but only 2kms from the many amenities in Vamos, 9kms from Kalyves, and 6 kms from the beach at Almyrida. Lovely views of both Souda Bay and the White Mountains are available from Xirosterni. The village is well known for a wonderful festival that is held every year on August 5th.