The roar of motorbikes turns midnight into a concert. Argophilia’s Yorgos Pappas listens to the city’s sleepless soundtrack — part rebellion, part tradition, all Cretan spirit.
Cannabis Plantation Found in Amari
Police in Rethymno discovered and destroyed a cannabis plantation with 80 plants in a remote area of Amari last week. No arrests yet.
Welcome to Cyprus, Please Pay €300 for a Taxi
Tourists report sky-high taxi fares at Cyprus airports, with some asked to pay €300 for short rides. Authorities promise review.
Greece Slaps Fines up to €12,000 on Farmers for Crop Damage
Greece introduces fines up to €12,000 for farmers whose livestock damage crops. Protecting farmland also safeguards rural landscapes vital to Greek tourism.
Greece Issues Seasonal Flu Vaccine Guidelines
The Ministry of Health issued recommendations for flu vaccination in 2025–2026, urging timely shots for seniors, children, pregnant women, and high-risk groups.
Rethymno Secures Funding for Accessible Beach Project
Rethymno gains funding for an accessible beach project worth €67,150 under Greece’s Recovery and Resilience Plan.
Heraklion to Host First Peace Run Honoring Grigoris Lambrakis
On October 12, 2025, Heraklion will host the first Peace Run in honor of Grigoris Lambrakis. A non-competitive 2.6 km event.
Deputy Shipping Minister Backs Island Strategy at Oinousses Conference
At the 16th Panhellenic Conference of Small Islands on Oinousses, Sept 26–28, 2025, Deputy Minister Stefanos Gikas outlined strategies for funding, ferries, and EU policy.
Cuvier’s Beaked Whales Wash Ashore in Crete
The organization ARION confirmed a mass stranding of Cuvier’s beaked whales (Ziphius cavirostris) on the coasts of southeastern Crete.
The Birds of Crete: Small Singers, Loud Landlords
In Crete, finches, doves, blackbirds, and crows share the skies — not always peacefully. A cheeky guide to the island’s feathered residents.
German Tourist Rescued After Fall on Kolokytha Island Trail
A 79-year-old German tourist was safely rescued after a fall on Kolokytha Island in Crete. Firefighters and EKAB paramedics ensured her safe transfer to hospital on September 23, 2025.
Whispering Springs of Zaros
Zaros springs feed village fountains and a national bottled water brand. A lifeguard’s look at water you can hear and the quiet commerce around it.
The Last Fig Harvest of Crete
In Crete, families race to dry the last figs before the autumn rains. A lifeguard’s eye on rooftop trays, sticky hands, and the tastes that keep winter warm.
The Last Fishermen of Mochlos
In the tiny harbor of Mochlos, Crete’s last fishermen mend nets and head out to sea while tourists watch. A quiet tradition fades.
AC? Yes, You Have It. Don’t Use It.
In Crete, air conditioning is everywhere yet treated like forbidden fruit. Locals ration usage, tourists demand chill, and the island pays the price.
Wolf Attack in Halkidiki Raises Safety Concerns for Residents and Visitors
A wolf attacked a 5-year-old girl at Neos Marmaras beach in Halkidiki. Authorities are installing cameras and traps to find the animal.
Lizards in Your Airbnb in Crete
Lizards are harmless, but Heraklion homes don’t need surprise reptiles. Manuel’s tongue-in-cheek guide keeps them out without panic.
Cretan Shores Under Pressure as Athens Tries to Ease the Flow
Greek Deputy Minister Sevi Voloudaki outlines efforts to ease Crete’s migration burden in 2025 with daily transfers and shifting strategy.
Another Drowning in Crete as Death Toll Rises
A 68-year-old woman drowned at Damnioni beach in Crete in 2025. The case adds to a growing number of incidents this summer, highlighting safety concerns.
French Tourist, 70, Found Unconscious in the Sea in Sitia
A 70-year-old French man was found unconscious at Kato Zakros Beach. Despite being transferred to the local hospital, he was pronounced dead.
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