The Rethymno Municipality and its Department of Tourism organized a targeted cycling excursion on Wednesday, June 3, to promote the region as a destination for sustainable and eco-friendly travel. The event, held in celebration of World Bicycle Day, attracted a small group of roughly 30 participants. The registry included local organizers alongside European visitors from […]
Heraklion Becomes Europe’s Second Favorite Quick Escape
According to TUI’s Short Break Ranking 2026, Heraklion is becoming something else entirely: one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for travelers looking to escape for just a few days. The ranking places Heraklion second among all European beach destinations suitable for short breaks, behind only Corfu. The result reflects a growing trend among European travelers […]
Seven Firefighters Rescue Injured Hiker in Anydri Gorge
A 59-year-old tourist was rescued from Anydri Gorge in Crete after suffering a leg injury during a hike. Seven firefighters and two vehicles responded.
Croatia Arms Coastal Towns with Retail Alcohol Bans to Fight Party Tourism
Croatia amends its Trade Act, allowing Split and other tourist hubs to ban retail alcohol sales after 9 PM to curb public drunkenness.
Karditsa Is the Bicycle Capital of Greece
Karditsa became Greece’s cycling capital through smart planning, flat terrain, and decades of bicycle culture. Other cities should take notes.
Crete Joins Mediterranean Trails Network to Elevate Global Eco-Tourism Profile
Crete unifies its hiking routes under the Cretan Trails banner, partnering with international trail networks to develop sustainable mountain tourism.
Flying Pig Adventure Company Launches Yellowstone Summer Wilderness Packages
Flying Pig Adventure Company launches its summer season in Gardiner, Montana, offering whitewater rafting, horseback riding, and multi-day Yellowstone glamping.
Hersonissos Faces Lifeguard Shortage as Summer Season Gets Underway
Hersonissos remains without lifeguard coverage on its designated busy beaches after a tender for 46 positions failed to attract applicants.
Welcome to the New VOAK, Where Bus Drivers Rest in Traffic and Get Fined for It
Tourist bus operators in Crete say ongoing VOAK construction projects are causing severe delays, making it difficult for drivers to comply with mandatory rest-period regulations.
Rethymno Marks World Bicycle Day with Free E-Bike Tour of Historic Hinterland
Rethymno marks World Bicycle Day with a free 22km e-bike tour through Mili Gorge, exploring the UN holiday’s history and local heritage.
Watch Two Balkan Whip Snakes Battle for Territory in Sitia Geopark
Check out this rare footage of two harmless Balkan Whip Snakes locked in a fierce territorial wrestling match in Crete.
Crete Defies Tourism Slowdown While Greece Faces Falling Arrivals
International arrivals to Greece declined for the first time since the pandemic, but Crete continues to outperform.
British Hiker Rescued from Imbros Gorge as Fire Service Issues Summer Warning
A 55-year-old British hiker was extracted from Imbros Gorge in Sfakia by the Fire Service after suffering heat exhaustion, prompting an urgent midday hiking warning
Psychro Cave Welcomes Visitors After Two Years of Closure
The mythical Diktaean Cave on Crete’s Lasithi Plateau officially reopens with free entry until June 7, following a two-year closure and upgraded trail works.
Cretan Officials Warn Hikers to Pack Smart and Respect the Terrain
Crete authorities issue urgent safety warnings for hikers on mountain trails and gorges, targeting ill-prepared tourists ahead of summer.
Heraklion Municipal Gyms Open Access with €30 Monthly Rates
The Municipality of Heraklion offers affordable gym memberships for €30 a month at Pankritio Stadium and Pateles, featuring modern equipment and PwD access.
Chania Launches Adult Swimming Program at Kladisos Municipal Pool
The Municipality of Chania opens registration for the 2026–2027 adult swimming program at Kladisos pool. Affordable €25 monthly fee.
The World’s Largest Cretan Lyra Unveiled in Pitsidia
Pitsidia claims the title for the world’s largest Cretan lyra after a six-month construction project ends in viral social media fame.
Why a Condom is the Most Versatile Survival Tool in Your Travel Pack
Think condoms are just for one thing? Think again. From emergency water flasks to saving your phone in a downpour, here is why this taboo item is the ultimate lightweight survival tool for the road.
Heraklion Port Authority Enforces Strict New Coastal Rules and Beach Exclusion Zones for 2026
The Heraklion Central Port Authority has announced comprehensive coastal restrictions effective June 1, 2026, banning fishing and anchoring near popular beaches to protect swimmers.
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