Crete

Argophilia Travel News

Makassi Gallery in Heraklion transforms into a WWII museum, honoring Crete’s National Resistance, Holocaust survivors, and wartime struggles.

1 year ago

Manuel Santos

The Nations Cup Beach Volleyball is heading to Crete for the first time.
Event dates: May 16-18, 2025, at TUI Magic Life Candia Maris.

1 year ago

Iorgos Pappas

Discover the artistry of Konstantinos Katsoulis, performing a free piano recital on April 16, 2025, at Chania’s Great Arsenal.

1 year ago

Manuel Santos

April 9 proved that Chania won’t be silenced by bad weather—or bad policies.

1 year ago

Victoria Udrea

The Agrotourism Extravaganza You Didn’t Know You Wanted Mark April 11, 2025, on your calendar because the Heraklion Cultural Conference Center is kicking off a day dedicated to rural tourism. And no, it’s not about staring at fields in silence—it’s about Crete’s agrotourism scene stealing the show. This event, hosted by ETAM S.A.’s “epaithros” Rural […]

1 year ago

Kostas Raptis

Greece’s iconic vessel, Aegeo, supports the Climpact network to combat climate change. Discover its findings and the future of the Mediterranean.

1 year ago

Manuel Santos

An annual meeting brings together officials, local businesses, and conservationists to protect the loggerhead sea turtle’s nesting beaches.

1 year ago

Iorgos Pappas

On April 9, 2025, hospitality workers in Heraklion strike for better wages, improved conditions, maternity benefits, and unemployment reforms.

1 year ago

Iorgos Pappas

The Kalamaki dump crisis is choking a village’s charm. Decades of waste pileup now threaten health, environment, and its tourism prospects.

1 year ago

Victoria Udrea

Easter in Crete combines deep-rooted traditions, warm hospitality, and soaring tourist interest, attracting visitors from abroad to experience a special season.

1 year ago

Manuel Santos

With a four-year lease under Heraklion’s municipality, Marina Cafe retains its charm—perfectly blending tradition, hospitality, and coastal tranquility.

1 year ago