Mayor Manolis Menegakis meets with Lasithi Ephorate of Antiquities to discuss Spinalonga completion dates, Kalo Chorio archaeological zones, and museum readiness.
Crete
Samaria Gorge Opening Pushed to May 16
The National Park of Samaria remains closed until May 16, 2026, due to safety concerns and winter damage.
The Dafnes Wine Festival 2026: 10 Nights of Tradition and Liatiko
The 49th Dafnes Wine Festival will feature live music, dancing, traditional flavors, and of course, plenty of fine wine.
Crete 2030: High Hopes, Hard Truths, and the Great Highway Divide
What do Cretans really think about the future? 🏔️🚜 The results of the Palmos Analysis poll are in, and it’s a wake-up call for the “12-month tourism” crowd.
Rent Disputes for Vacant Stalls May Delay Chania Municipal Market Reopening
A heated debate broke out this week over the €700 starting rents for the newly renovated stalls in the Old Chania Municipal Market.
Crete Designates 192 Official Swimming Zones for 2026 Season
Crete designates 192 official coastal monitoring points for the 2026 swimming season to ensure water quality and safety for all swimmers.
Crete Greenlights Major Tourism and Road Project Plans
Crete approves major projects, including a 374-bed hotel in Lasithi, port upgrades in Palaiochora, and roadworks in Heraklion.
2026 Pancretan Karate Open Series Competition Runs May 16-17
The 2026 Pancretan Karate Open Series (Παγκρήτιο Κύπελλο Karate Open Series) will take place on May 16–17, 2026, at the EAK Heraklion (Lido Indoor Hall) in Heraklion, Crete. The Hellenic Karate Federation sanctioned tournament will bring together 225 karate athletes from clubs across Crete and Greece for two days of Kata and Kumite competition in […]
People Don’t Just Visit Crete – They Return
For many people, the first visit to Crete becomes the beginning of a long relationship rather than a single journey. Something about the island lingers after departure — the mountain light, the unhurried conversations, the sense that life here still follows older and more human rhythms. Long after the suitcase is unpacked, Crete continues quietly […]
What Crete Gets Right That the Modern World Forgot
Crete, the Island where time still breathes. The old man in the kafeneio had been stirring the same coffee for nearly ten minutes when I realized nobody in the room considered this unusual. Outside, a rusty pickup sat crooked beneath a plane tree in the village square while two dogs slept in a patch of […]
9th Classics on the Storm Hits the Roads of Apokoronas
The 9th Classics on the Storm touring event by the Chania Classic Motorcycle Club features vintage bikes and cars in the scenic Apokoronas region of Crete.
Cretan Tourism Bodies Defend Police After Ammoudara Murder
Tourism associations in Crete issue a joint statement supporting the Malevizi police following the tragic death of Nikistratos Gemistos.
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