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Manuel began his journey as a lifeguard on Sant Sebastià Beach and later worked as a barista—two roles that deepened his love for coastal life and local stories. Now based part-time in Crete, he brings a Mediterranean spirit to his writing and is currently exploring Spain’s surf beaches for a book project that blends adventure, culture, and coastline.

Samaria Gorge Accident – Belgian Hiker Vowes to Return

2025-04-23 by Manuel Santos

Peter Samaria Gorge accident

After the Samaria Gorge accident on April 22, a 28-year-old Belgian hiker survived a 25-meter fall thanks to the efforts of fellow hikers and Chania rescue teams.

Samaria Gorge Remains Dangerous: Young Tourist Survives Shocking 25-Meter Fall

2025-04-22 by Manuel Santos

Samaria Gorge remains dangerous

A young Dutch tourist was hospitalized after falling 25 meters in Samaria Gorge, which remains dangerous for hikers. He is in stable condition at Chania Hospital’s Neurosurgery Clinic.

Restoration Plans for Villa Pologiorgis, Chania’s Most Charming Eyesore

2025-04-22 by Manuel Santos

Villa Pologiorgis

On April 22, 2025, the study to revive and reuse the illustrious Villa Pologiorgis in Amperia officially got a handshake—or, more accurately, a signature—from Chania’s mayor, Panagiotis Simandirakis. No sooner had the mayor’s pen touched paper than a room of deputies, civil servants, and, possibly, someone’s cousin, confirmed the deal. The contract—routinely titled “Study for […]

Western Attica Suburban Railway Set to Launch by March 2027

2025-04-21 by Manuel Santos

Western Attica Suburban Railway illustration

Western Attica Suburban Railway: commuters can expect new stations from Elefsina to Megara and a finishing date around late 2026, early 2027.

Why Marrakech Desert Tours Are a Must-Do Experience

2025-04-20 by Manuel Santos

Marrakech Desert Tours illustration

Marrakech desert tours take tourists from the city’s chaos into Morocco’s untamed deserts, blending wild dunes, Berber villages, and epic mountain views.

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