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Rosewood Blue Palace to Open in Crete in 2025

Mihaela Lica Butler

Crete’s Blue Palace will reopen in 2025 as Rosewood Blue Palace after a significant transformation.

2 years ago

Breaking News: Heraklion Airport Likely to Close for a Week

Victoria Udrea

The Heraklion International Airport “Nikos Kazantzakis” (IATA: HER, ICAO: LGIR) will likely close for a week due to runway construction, as stated by manager Giorgos Pliakas.

2 years ago

Record Year For Knossos Palace: 15MM Euro Revenue

Iorgos Pappas

Knossos Palace has achieved record-breaking attendance, with a staggering one million visitors by the end of 2023. This influx of tourists has proved to be a financial boon for the state, with revenue expected to reach 15 million euros by the year’s end. These numbers surpass the visitation figures from 2019, marking a truly “golden” […]

2 years ago

Bettina Bad Weather and Spume in Crete

Victoria Udrea

Spume was reported in Messara Municipality in Crete on Sunday. The phenomenon is not harmful or toxic.

2 years ago

Heart of Crete: Sfendoni Cave

Mihaela Lica Butler

Sfedoni Cave in Zoniana is part of the Psiloritis Natural Park, included in the European Geoparks Network, a network of protected areas with exceptional geological heritage under the auspices of UNESCO.

2 years ago

Breaking News: Spinalonga Electrification Project Commences

Iorgos Pappas

Work has started on laying the underwater cable to provide electricity to the island of Spinalonga. Officials, including the mayor of Agios Nikolaos, Mr. Antonis Zervos, met in Athens to discuss the progress of the project. The floating crane is ready to transport materials to the project site in the Gulf of Elounda. The cable […]

2 years ago

Cretan Herbs: Uses and Benefits

Mihaela Lica Butler

Cretan herbs play a vital role in the well-being of our people, and I encourage you to savour them during your time in Crete.

2 years ago

Hiking in Crete: Anydri Gorge

Mihaela Lica Butler

Anydri Gorge is a paradise for hikers seeking the unbeaten path. It’s a place where the soul of Crete reveals itself, inviting intrepid hikers to forge their unforgettable tales amidst nature’s untrammelled beauty.

2 years ago

First Snow on the Psiloritis Mountains, Crete

Iorgos Pappas

Last night, when other parts of Crete experienced heavy rains and thunderstorms, the peaks of the Psiloritis Mountains embraced the first snowfall.

2 years ago

The Port of Heraklion Welcomed 364000 Passengers in 2023

Victoria Udrea

The cruise port of Heraklion has seen a 30% increase in arrivals this year compared to the same period last year, with 237 cruise ships bringing in 364,000 passengers. 

2 years ago

Breaking News: Higher Prices for Cretan Cheese

Iorgos Pappas

Increasing production expenses and a lack of raw materials are leading to higher prices for Cretan cheese.

2 years ago

Όχι Day: 10 Fascinating Facts You Need to Know

Iorgos Pappas

Όχι Day commemorates the courage and determination of the Cretan people during World War II when they said “Όχι” (No) to the Axis powers.

2 years ago

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Tourist Told to Leave Crete Beach After Card Payment Allegedly Fails

2026-09-01 By Kostas Raptis

Kostas, our Travel Tech expert, dismantles the recent incident at Agia Pelagia where a beach operator refused a card payment.

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Search and Rescue Operation Underway in Ammoudara for Missing 67-Year-Old Surfer

2026-09-01 By Manuel Santos

A major search operation is underway in Ammoudara, Crete, for a missing 67-year-old local surfer whose board was recovered from the sea.

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Hersonissos Police Had a Busy August, From Drunk Drivers to 12,825 Empty Balloons

2026-09-01 By Iorgos Pappas

Greek police complete a massive August sweep in Hersonissos, seizing bootleg alcohol, thousands of laughing gas balloons, and issuing nearly 900 traffic fines.

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Cultural Association of Apesokari Hosts Guided Tour of Local Minoan Ruins and Messara Museum

2026-09-01 By Argophilia Travel News

A guided archaeological tour of Aposekari and the Messara Museum led by Heidelberg University archaeologist Diamantis Panagiotopoulos takes place September 6.

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September Opens in Crete with Meltemi Winds and Temperatures Reaching 35°C

2026-09-01 By Manuel Santos

Crete starts September with hot, sunny weather and northerly winds, with temperatures expected to reach 35°C in southern areas.

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