Discover the Kritikos Lagonikos — Crete’s rare, ancient hunting hound — through history, heritage, and Mojito, the house-dwelling monarch who carries its legacy.
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Crete’s Olive Oil Under Siege
Olive oil has long been the soul of Crete — a cornerstone of its cuisine, its economy, and its identity. Yet that tradition is now under pressure few could have imagined. Climate extremes, market instability, and a rise in calculated deception are testing the resilience of the island’s most treasured product. In 2024, the European […]
Crete’s Chocolate Tree Makes a Modern Comeback
In the mountains of Crete, farmer Kostas Karatzis is leading the revival of the ancient carob tree — the island’s beloved “chocolate tree” — with passion, hard work, and a vision for the future.
The Donkeys Are Gone
Once the heartbeat of village life, Crete’s donkeys are disappearing. This is their story — and ours.
When Hotels Overflow and Villagers Go Parched
The water crisis in Crete is no longer a bad season — it is a way of life created by overdevelopment.
How to Create a Farm in Crete, From Dream to Harvest
To create a farm in Crete, newcomers must first outwit the island’s paperwork hydra.
Diktaion Andron Cave Still Closed, and Zeus Weeps
Diktaion Andron stays closed through 2025. EU works drag on, no reopening date. Lassithi adapts while Zeus sulks in the dark.
Why Hotel Occupancy Rates in Crete Are Lower Than Expected This Season
This season, hotel occupancy rates in Crete have dropped, leaving many hoteliers echoing the same question: why are the rooms empty?
Oceanis Lifeguards Save Tourists from Drowning in Crete
Oceanis lifeguards rescued multiple tourists from drowning due to strong currents along Crete’s most popular beaches.
New Thematic Parks at Keritis Bridge to Commemorate History and Nature
The Municipality of Platanias proposes an ambitious project that will transform the eastern and western sides of the iconic Keritis Bridge. The initiative focuses on the creation of thematic historical and environmental parks, breathing new life into a place steeped in memories and natural grace. Keritis Bridge, built around 1908 during the term of Prime […]
Karavolas Beachfront Marred by Decay
Even on a sunlit spring day, the Karavolas Beachfront in Heraklion cannot hide its neglect. Geórgios Manoúsos, a politician with a keen photographer’s eye, describes his most recent visit as “a sad reflection of the city’s priorities.” This is not a casual complaint; thousands of visitors, both tourists and local families, see the same problems […]
Sitia Brings Back the Legendary Kakavia Feast
The city of Sitia invites food lovers to the 2025 Kakavia Festival, reviving the record-setting seafood tradition by serving the world’s largest Kakavia soup.
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