Tour de Samos, hosted by the Municipality of Samos and under FIA rules, returns June 6–8, offering a historic car regularity event covering 200 km.
Heavy Rains Turn Crete into an Obstacle Course
Heavy rains struck Crete overnight on June 1, causing road closures and landslides across major tourist areas.
Charted: The World’s Most Complained-About Beaches
Cloudwards analyzed thousands of TripAdvisor reviews to uncover the World’s Most Complained-About Beaches.
MOODCLOCK Art Installation in Serralunga d’Alba
MOODCLOCK, a public art installation by Riccardo Previdi, debuts June 7, 2025, in Serralunga d’Alba, Italy.
Piraeus Cruise Traffic Sees 22% Surge
Piraeus cruise traffic is set for a 22% jump, turning the port into the Eastern Mediterranean’s hottest spot for cruise arrivals.
A Twilight Hike to Aforesmenos Lighthouse
NatureSoul Adventures invites all seeking beauty, community, and soul-soothing views to a scenic hike to Aforesmenos Lighthouse.
Seatrac at Kitroplateia Beach in Agios Nikolaos
The Municipality of Agios Nikolaos reactivates the Seatrac system at Kitroplateia Beach for Summer 2025, offering independent sea access for people with disabilities.
Kotsyfos Gorge Reopened After a Year
Kotsyfos Gorge in Crete reopened to vehicle traffic one year after a major landslide blocked the road.
How Participating in Ocean Adventures Can Help Your Mental Health
This article explains how ocean adventures can boost mental health. Learn who can benefit, when to go, what to expect, why nature helps, and how saltwater escapades support a happier mind.
Why More Americans Are Exploring Eastern Europe During the Off-Season
Americans, never fans of standing in line, are suddenly charmed by cities where the only crowd is a gathering of pigeons.
Why Souvlaki Prices Have Risen in Greece
Greek souvlaki prices hit 5 euros, leaving consumers and families with sticker shock in Athens and Thessaloniki.
Municipal Beach of Karteros Reopens With SeaAccess for People With Reduced Mobility
Municipal Beach of Karteros opens for summer, featuring upgraded public spaces and SeaAccess accessibility for people with disabilities.
Greece Elected to UNESCO Convention Committee (1970)
Greece has earned a seat on the UNESCO Convention Committee (1970), a milestone achieved during the May 19-20 meeting in Paris.
Neapoli’s Driros Cinema Reopens After 16 Years
Driros Cinema in Neapolis, Agios Nikolaos, stages its comeback after 16 years, offering daily screenings from May 22, 2025.
ATHLOS ROAD RACE 2025 to Hijack Heraklion’s Streets
ATHLOS ROAD RACE 2025 will cause temporary traffic and parking bans in Heraklion, Gouves, and Archanes on May 24-25, 2025.
3.5% More Visitor Arrivals at Tourist Accommodations in Greece
Detailed review of March 2025 tourist accommodations in Greece, as reported by ELSTAT.
Samaria Gorge Reopens Tomorrow: Safety Rules, Weather Warnings
Samaria Gorge reopens tomorrow, May 13, 2025. Weather forecast warns of light rain and possible isolated storms.
Secrets and Stones: Touring the Minoan Houses of Tylisos
The Municipality of Heraklion invites you to a free guided tour at the Minoan houses of Tylisos on May 17, led by Athina Kyriakaki-Sfakaki.
Plastira Street in Chania Faces Two Weeks of Intense Resurfacing
Plastira Street in Chania will undergo major repaving starting May 12, 2025. Expect these works to last about 15 days.
21st ESPO Conference in Thessaloniki Unravels Maritime Ambitions
The 21st ESPO Conference in Thessaloniki, attended by leading European maritime officials and port industry figures on May 8-9, explored the future of EU maritime and port strategy.
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