Frequently Asked Questions

By ferry from Chora Sfakion (Sfakia), Loutro, Sougia or Palaiochora, or on foot through the Samaria Gorge. There is no road, so you cannot arrive by car. The nearest airport is Chania, about 87 km away; from there take a bus to a ferry port or to the top of the gorge.

No. Agia Roumeli has no road access and no cars at all, so there is nowhere to drive or park. Leave your car at your ferry port — for example Chora Sfakion — and come across by boat.

No — the village can't be reached by road. Chania airport is roughly 87 km away; from there it's a bus to the coast and then a ferry. We're glad to help you plan the route.

Yes. Every studio and the apartment has its own private bathroom with shower, towels and free toiletries.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and throughout the property, at no charge.

Yes — every room has air conditioning, plus a flat-screen TV, fridge and tea/coffee maker.

Sifis is flexible, as many guests arrive off the gorge or the afternoon ferry — just let us know roughly when you'll reach the village. Exact times to be confirmed.

Each studio has a kitchenette with kettle, coffee machine and fridge for your own breakfast, and there are tavernas and a mini-market a few steps away. Whether breakfast is served on-site to be confirmed.

Not inside Zorbas, but the village has several family-run tavernas right by the sea, serving fresh fish and traditional Cretan dishes.

No pool — and you won't miss it: the beach and the Libyan Sea are about two metres from the door.

No. Agia Roumeli is a small, wild village — the wellness here is swimming, walking and slowing right down. (There is a hot tub on the property.)

Please check with Sifis before you book — get in touch and we'll let you know.

Greek and English.

Yes — there are family rooms, and the one-bedroom apartment sleeps up to four (two single beds plus two sofa beds).