Agios Nikolaos water authorities confirm no sewage entered Ammos Beach near the marina, attributing storm drain runoff to clean water pipe leaks and street washing.

Chania Municipal Market Lease Auction Set for August 31 Ahead of December Reopening
The Municipality of Chania announces a public oral auction on August 31, 2026, to lease 13 vacant shop stalls inside the historic Municipal Market.
Heraklion Opposition Demands Answers After Sewage Spill Near Koules Fortress
Following Cretalive’s report of a sewage spill near Koules Fortress, Heraklion’s opposition is demanding answers, repairs, and a clear timetable.
Crete’s Longest Road Tunnel Takes Shape Beneath the New Kastelli Airport Project
Crete’s future longest road tunnel, part of the new Kastelli Airport project, has entered its final construction phase after a redesign that protected important archaeological discoveries.
False Images Fuel Confusion as Crete’s Preveli Palm Forest Escapes Worst-Case Fears
Traveling to southern Rethymno after the wildfire? Preveli Monastery stands intact, but parts of the palm grove burned. Get the latest safety and access updates.
Minoa Pediada’s Circle of Culture Festival Returns with Focus on Papoura Hill and Byzantine Crete
The Circle of Culture Festival features archaeological tours, live music, local food, and events celebrating Crete’s cultural heritage.
Tourist from Cyprus Arrested After Sprinting Half Naked into Heraklion Military Zone
A 25-year-old tourist from Cyprus was tackled and arrested after sprinting half-naked onto a military air defense base in Heraklion.
Fire Near Drapeti, Heraklion Brought Under Control
A wildfire that broke out near Drapeti in Heraklion’s Minoa Pediada municipality was quickly contained by firefighters despite strong winds. Crews remain on site to prevent flare-ups.
Great News, Chania! The Municipal Market Reopening Is Only Four Years Behind Schedule
Chania completes tenant auctions for the historic Agora, targeting a December 4, 2026 grand reopening with a focus on local Cretan products.
Heraklion’s Waterfront Moves Closer to Major Transformation
Heraklion’s restoration of the Venetian Arsenals enters the tender phase as part of an €18 million plan to revitalize the city’s historic waterfront.
Kaunas’ ConTempo Festival Returns with Aerial Acrobatics, Circus, and Experimental Theatre
From August 1-9, the ConTempo festival takes over Kaunas with aerial acrobatics, street performances, and contemporary dance.
Could Sea Turtles Help Control Crete’s Invasive Pufferfish?
The toxic pufferfish is taking over the seas of Crete. Scientists are now looking at the loggerhead sea turtle as a natural predator to control the invasive species.
Malevizi Festival Returns in September With Free Concerts, Local Culture, and Traditional Dances
The Malevizi Festival returns to Gazi from Sept 4-6, 2026, with live music, local culture, and free evening concerts.
Apollo Hills Reaches Major Construction Milestone on the Athens Riviera
The €200 million development on the Athens Riviera is on schedule for delivery in the second quarter of 2027. The physical framework of the Athens Riviera’s newest luxury residential project has officially taken shape. Hines, the international real estate investment and development firm, announced the completion of the structural frame for Apollo Hills. Located in […]
Crete Pufferfish Crisis Escalates After Child Encounter and Tragic Pet Loss
Divers remove 67 toxic pufferfish from Messara Bay following a scary encounter with an 8-year-old swimmer and the tragic death of a local dog.
The Overcrowded Reality of the Free Bus in Chania
The free electric bus network in Chania was designed to offer a seamless, eco-friendly link between the outer parking lots of Kladisos and Markopoulo and the bustling city center. In theory, it is a brilliant piece of urban planning. In practice, it has turned into a daily test of physical endurance for anyone trying to […]
Metaxa Hospitality Group Released “2258: A Story About the Regeneration of the Earth” Documentary
Does regenerative agriculture on the Lasithi Plateau hold the key to the future of Cretan hospitality? 2258: A Story About the Regeneration of the Earth proves it does.
Drunk Tourists Keep EKAB Busy During Malia’s Summer Nights
Alcohol-related emergencies continue to stretch EKAB ambulance crews in Malia. Here’s what visitors should know—and the emergency numbers every tourist should save.
Heraklion Officials Narrowly Avoid Scaffolding the Morosini Fountain All Summer
Heraklion Municipality will hold yet another broad meeting at the Loggia this Friday to discuss maintenance for the Morosini Fountain.
ATF26 Türkiye Puts Hospitality Intelligence at the Heart of Tourism’s Future
ATF26 Türkiye has announced Hospitality Intelligence as the theme of its October tourism fair, focusing on AI and human-centered leadership.
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