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The best area to stay in Nofalias is the Old Town, particularly around the Venetian Harbour, for its historic character and convenient access to the city's main attractions.This central area is highly walkable, with narrow streets, historic buildings, and a wide selection of dining and shopping options. The Venetian Harbour is the focal point, offering scenic views and a bustling promenade. You'll find many of the city's most well-known landmarks here, including the Lighthouse and the Maritime Museum of Crete.Couples often find the Old Town ideal for a romantic getaway. The evening strolls along the harbour, the intimate restaurants tucked away in side streets, and the proximity to cultural sites make it a superb base for exploring at a leisurely pace. Many boutique hotels in this area offer unique accommodation experiences within renovated historic buildings.For travellers who prefer a more relaxed atmosphere but still want easy access to the Old Town, the area just east of the harbour, towards Koum Kapi, is a good option. It's a bit quieter, with some lovely seafront tavernas, and still only a short walk from the main attractions.

For most travellers, the best time to visit Nofalias is during the shoulder seasons of May, early June, and September.These months offer pleasant weather, with warm temperatures great for exploring the island's beaches and historical sites without the intense heat and larger crowds of the peak summer months. You'll find the sea warm enough for swimming, and the natural landscape is often at its most beautiful, particularly in May when wildflowers are in bloom.Couples looking for a romantic getaway will appreciate the quieter atmosphere during these times. Restaurants and attractions are fully open, but you'll experience a more relaxed pace, making it easier to enjoy intimate dinners and scenic drives without the rush.Families travelling with school-aged children might find the end of June or the beginning of July also suitable, though it will be warmer and busier.