Getting a taxi from chania to Souda war cemetery, any idea on how to get back

We are thinking of getting a taxi from chania to Souda. Is there a taxi rank at Souda to return

Visiting via cruise ship in November. How much would taxi be from ship? And taxi from cemetery to town?

Can anyone advise the best bus stop to get off from when travelling from Chania to visit the war cemetery. Other blogs advise not to go all the way into Souda Bay.

I very interested in a review by Hodgson128 and would very much appreciate it if they could contact me. My brother George C Hodgson is buried at Souda Bay From: Thomas Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2015 10:53 PM To: Frank Subject: CWGC - Release of Documents. Frank You may recall that the CWGC undertook to make available all documents in their possession in time for the VJ commemorations on 14 August. I visited the CWGC site and found such documents as they have are indeed attached to those individuals whose graves are cared for by the Commission. The documentation appears to relate entirely to the processes of reburial of soldiers from their initial temporary burial place with a wooden cross, to the cemeteries created by the Commission with formal headstones, in a process referred to as Concentration. As such, there is very little, if any, personal information. However, in examining the records attaching to your brother George, I did learn that he was a member of RASC Detail Issues Depot 24 -and I cannot recall whether I had seen this detail previously. I checked it up in the National Archives, to see if a war diary of the unit was available, and although I found the archive reference for this Depot, the documents are not yet digitised. You can however request a paper set for which a quotation will be provided. On the other hand perhaps your Niece might be interested in going to Kew and looking first hand? I have attached the National Archives Reference for RASC, Detail Issues Depot 24. There are very many of these DID units and I am guessing that each was formed for a specific range of assignments relative to the progress and requirements of which ever war zone was being served. DID24 was formed in November 1940 and lasted until 1943. Would you wish me to forward the (7) documents relating to George's reburial at Suda Bay? Doug with the as part to the Your message is ready to be sent with the following file or link attachments: ROYAL ARMY SERVICE CORPS D.I.D.24 Note: To protect against computer viruses, email programs may prevent you from sending or receiving certain types of file attachments. Check your email security settings to determine how attachments are handled. erhaps

how far is the war cemetery from kalives?