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SeaTrac Infrastructure Benefits Visitors with Mobility Challenges at Ligaria Beach

Manuel Santos

Ligaria Beach in Malevizi has installed SeaTrac infrastructure for disabled and mobility-impaired people for the second year.

2 years ago

Amazonas Park Crete Becoming Top Tourist Destination

Phil Butler

Amazonas Park Crete is a great half-day excursion for kids of all ages located halfway between Malia and Agios Nikolaos.

2 years ago

Archaeological Site of Elefsina Gets Remodelled Entrance

Kostas Raptis

The Greek Ministry of Culture has embarked on an extensive renovation of the entrance to the archaeological site of Elefsina.

2 years ago

Is Crete a Good Destination to Escape the Heat Wave?

Iorgos Pappas

Despite the current heat wave in Greece there is some relief for Crete’s visitors as the Meltemi winds are expected to cool down the island.

2 years ago

Ikos Olivia Achieves LEED Gold Certification

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Ikos Olivia in Halkidiki is the first resort in Greece to earn the coveted LEED O&M Gold Certification for existing buildings.

2 years ago

Heraklion Airport Upgrades Continue Amid Capacity Surge

Manuel Santos

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has announced significant infrastructure upgrades at Heraklion International Airport “Nikos Kazantzakis” (IATA: HER, ICAO: LGIR), driven by a 60% exceedance of its maximum capacity during summer. The airport is undergoing continuous modernisation to manage this increase and maintain service quality. Key Upgrades Implemented: Planned Improvements Post-Summer: Executed Operational Security Upgrades: […]

2 years ago

Crete Water Shortage Crisis: Municipalities Declare State of Emergency

Iorgos Pappas

The water shortage crisis in Crete is escalating, with numerous municipalities requesting a state of emergency.

2 years ago

Prohibitions and Measures at Kourtaliotis Springs

Mihaela Lica Butler

Kourtaliotis Springs, located 22km south of Rethymno, has become popular, attracting numerous visitors. This surge in footfall has raised concerns over fire hazards and potential injuries among tourists. Geography and Natural Beauty The Kourtaliotis Gorge spans 3km from the village of Koxare and is nestled between the towering peaks of Kouroupa and Koules in the […]

2 years ago

Chania: Cretan World Music Festival 2024 on July 10-12

Iorgos Pappas

The Cretan World Music Festival 2024 takes place July 10 to 12 in the Chania regional unit and features live music and other cultural events.

2 years ago

Picasso on Crete: Joy of Life Exhibition at the Museum of Ancient Eleutherna

Manuel Santos

The Museum of Ancient Eleutherna in Crete marked its 8th anniversary by unveiling the Picasso on Crete: Joy of Life exhibition.

2 years ago

“Kyrveia 2024” Kicks Off in Ierapetra July 9th

Kostas Raptis

July 9th the 41st consecutive “Kyrveia” cultural festival kicks off to promote the region’s culture and tradition. 

2 years ago

Greece’s Civil Protection Agency Issues Crete Fire Emergency

Argophilia Travel News

The Civil Protection Agency of Greece has just issued an emergency alert about wildfires in Katofygi, Crete.

2 years ago

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Stories of Interest

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Heraklion Airport Sets New Passenger Records

2026-08-30 By Argophilia Travel News

Heraklion Airport handled a record 68,818 passengers on August 1 as traffic rose 4.6% through August 23, pointing to another record tourism year.

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Cretan Businesses Demand Immediate Halt to New Heraklion Migrant Center

2026-08-30 By Iorgos Pappas

Crete’s Federation of Commercial Associations is calling for consultation over the planned temporary Skouloudis migrant facility near Heraklion.

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Tourist Ignites Outdoor BBQ Amidst Gale-Force Wind Warnings in Crete

2026-08-30 By Iorgos Pappas

A German tourist was fined €1,850 after an outdoor charcoal fire spread to dry vegetation near Hersonissos during dangerous winds in Crete.

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Rescue Mission Launched Off Karteros Coast After Swimmer Trapped in Heavy Surf

2026-08-30 By Manuel Santos

A 61-year-old swimmer was rescued by the Coast Guard after struggling to return to shore while swimming off Karteros on Saturday.

What Does It Really Cost to Produce Olive Oil in Crete?

2026-08-30 By Victoria Udrea

A detailed financial breakdown of Cretan olive farming reveals why high olive oil prices barely keep organic growers afloat against rising production costs.

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