LocationBetween the villages of Vryses and Maza
AccessChania-Rethymno National Road
Other attractionsLush vegetation, springs, and the chapel of Saint Nicholas
Ideal forWalks, family trips, nature lovers, and history enthusiasts
FacilitiesTraditional taverns offering Cretan cuisine

The Elliniki Kamara (Greek Arch) in Vryses Apokoronas, Chania, is a grand stone bridge built during the Venetian period, located between the villages of Vryses and Maza. This impressive architectural masterpiece showcases the skills of Venetian engineers in water management. The site is surrounded by lush vegetation and springs, making it perfect for walks and relaxation.

The bridge is easily accessible, just 32 kilometers from Chania and 28 kilometers from Rethymno, making it ideal for day trips. Close to the arch is the picturesque chapel of Saint Nicholas, adding to the historical significance of the area.

Visitors can enjoy authentic Cretan cuisine at the many traditional taverns nearby, while the location is perfect for family outings, nature enthusiasts, and history lovers. The arch combines natural beauty with cultural heritage, offering a unique experience.