Due to high winds and rising temperatures, a burning ban is in effect across Crete until March 17.

The “260Kmemories Festival” returns for a third year on May 16-18, 2025, at the Venetian Harbor.

As Ierapetra hotels brace for early April openings, boosted by a surge in bookings, tourists can expect a dynamic 2025 season thanks to Easter timing and key industry partnerships.

The first tourists of 2025, hailing from Germany, the Netherlands, and France, arrive in Crete on March 8.

Vasilis Kegeroglou highlights the fight for gender equality, respect, and fair opportunities. Learn how action and acknowledgment drive change.

Amari’s 3M Euro proposals aim to transform access to pastoral areas—behind-the-scenes insights on funding, priorities, and future growth.

Discover historic churches and the iconic Voltone Gate in Heraklion on 8 March with the Map Routes tours—free guided walks led by experts.

Serious allegations of illegal logging and tree damage have emerged at the Carob Forest of Trian Ekklisies in Southern Crete.

Heraklion’s historic Agia Triada neighbourhood is set for a much-needed facelift, turning Delimarkou Street into a pedestrian-friendly zone while preserving its heritage. The project, costing over €1.26 million, aims to bring utility and aesthetic appeal to this cherished area. At the project launch, Mayor Alexis Kalokairinos shared his enthusiasm, describing the overarching goal: “This redevelopment […]

Unrelenting rainfall in Minoa Pediada turned parts of the region into a mess, with Thrapsano facing the brunt of the storm. The road leading to Apostoli village became impassable, with water stretching across the pavement’s width. Authorities had no choice but to shut it down to prevent further chaos. Meanwhile, other roads in the municipality […]