Erosion has erased much of the Agia Pelagia beach just as the tourist season begins, leaving business owners angry and tourists disappointed.
New Shop on the Acropolis Opens June 1
On Sunday, June 1, 2025, the Hellenic Ministry of Culture opens the New Shop on the Acropolis to the public.
Bramiana Dam Water Levels Plummet
Bramiana Dam in Ierapetra faces a sharp drop in water level, exposing the chapel of Prophet Elias and endangering agriculture and wildlife.
Phaistos Archaeological Site Gets Protection Against Lightning and Fire
The Phaistos Archaeological Site in Crete is undergoing new infrastructure development for enhanced fire safety, lightning protection, and improved accessibility.
Lassithi Beekeepers Shattered by Mass Thyme Death
Lassithi beekeepers cry for help as drought wipes out thyme fields: thousands of hives risk collapse without food.
Athens Faces Sizzling Summers and a Tourism Shakeup
Athens, Europe’s hottest city, confronts record heat, booming tourism, and a shift toward VIP hospitality.
European Hotels Unite in Legal Battle Against Booking.com
The legal action against Booking.com could bring relief for hotels squeezed by years of unequal contracts.
Khamsin and the Return of the Sahara Sky in Crete
On Sunday, May 25, 2025, the Khamsin winds blanketed Crete with thick Sahara dust, transforming the island into an orange wasteland.
SEA Exposes Waste Scandal at the Water’s Edge on Pahia Ammos Beach
SEA accuses DEYACH of reckless dumping at Pahia Ammos beach, threatening protected ecosystems and species.
A Tzatziki Recipe Worthy of a Greek Grandmother’s Approval
Tzatziki, the Greek yogurt and cucumber classic, is perfect for food lovers and traveling snack seekers tired of bland dips.
Samaria Gorge Reopens on Sunday With Weather Warnings
Important announcement for hikers: On May 25, 2025, both entrances to Samaria Gorge will be open. Moderate rain or storms are possible.
Old Olive Mill of Eleusis to Become a Modern Diachronic Museum
The Old Olive Mill of Eleusis is set to become a diachronic museum blending centuries of history and memory.
Cretan Diet Festival 2025 Is a Must-Visit In Rethymno
The Cretan Diet Festival 2025 in Rethymno will take place from July 1 to 7, 2025, bringing together local producers and foodies alike.
Sfakia Finds Its Place on the International Speleological Map
Before Sfakia’s rise as a speleological hotspot, most headlines about the region involved goats, legends, and the occasional sheep with an attitude problem. But nothing puts a mountain village on the map—literally like a spot on the international speleological map—quite like the discovery of a vast underground abyss filled with secrets, mud, and the kind […]
Traditional Greek Briam: A Vegetable Casserole That Laughs in the Face of Blandness
The traditional briam recipe—a dish that expects you to commit, even as it gives you every reason not to.
Athenian Riviera Is a Magnet for Foreign Investors
The Athenian Riviera is attracting American, Arab, and European buyers with prices rising and ambitious projects underway.
Spring in the Vineyards: An Invitation to the Wines of Greece Open Doors
On May 17th & 18th, wine lovers can explore the wines of Greece with guided tours, tastings, and local vineyard experiences.
Vranas Museum in Marathon Gets a Comprehensive Fire Protection System
The Greek Ministry of Culture announces the installation of a state-of-the-art fire protection system at the Vranas Museum in Marathon.
Cretan Nutrition Takes Center Stage
Cretan nutrition steps into the spotlight as Rethymno prepares for the “Crete European Region of Gastronomy 2026” program.
Mártsalo Walk: A Secret Beach Hike Through Crete’s Hidden Wilderness
Mártsalo Walk in southern Crete—an off-the-map hike for travelers and locals who love wild beaches and history.
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