According to reports from NeaKriti and KritiTV, more than 800 migrants arrived in southern Crete and Gavdos within 24 hours.
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Heraklion Absent From MyStreet App
MyStreet app has garnered 33,000 downloads and 7,300 listings, tracking public space use. Heraklion shows zero participation so far.
German Tourist Rescued in Agia Irini Gorge After Head Injury
An 80-year-old German tourist was rescued after a fall in Agia Irini Gorge, Chania. Fire Brigade and EMTs responded swiftly.
Every Fall a Rise at Agios Nikolaos Cliff Diving 2025
Agios Nikolaos hosts Cliff Diving 2025 on September 27–28. Athletes will leap from 20 meters into Lake Voulismeni.
Heraklion Cruise Port Breaks All-Time Passenger Records
With over 317,000 cruise visitors already in 2025, Heraklion Port braces for a record-breaking year, topping 350,000 passengers and 270 ship arrivals.
Kourtaliotis Gorge: 100,000 Visitors and Counting Under the New Ticket Regime
Despite heavy rains and a temporary closure in May, Kourtaliotis Gorge has welcomed over 100,000 visitors in 2025.
German Hiker Rescued in Crete’s Aradena Gorge After Injury
On September 12, 2025, a 74-year-old German hiker was rescued from Crete’s Aradena Gorge after a leg injury left him immobilized.
Free Chartodiadromes Tours Begin with Arkadi Monastery Visit
Heraklion’s Chartodiadromes tours return, starting with Arkadi Monastery in Rethymno, plus stops at Eleutherna Museum and Margarites village.
Heraklion Launches €3M Green Maintenance Tender
The Municipality of Heraklion approved a €3M tender for the upkeep and expansion of public green spaces from 2026 to 2027, covering parks, schools, cemeteries, and even the Venetian Walls.
Kriti Olive Oil From Crete Gains EU PGI Recognition
The European Commission officially granted PGI status to Kriti olive oil in recognition of Crete’s climate, traditions, and legacy.
Heraklion Hotel Workers Push for Extended Unemployment Fund
Heraklion hotel workers pressed the Ministry of Labour for an immediate extension of the unemployment fund, rejecting delays and excuses.
Pomegranates and Their Role in Cretan New Year Traditions
The Fruit of Autumn That Carries Into the New Year As autumn deepens in Crete, pomegranates spill into view everywhere—piled high at markets, gleaming in baskets on doorsteps, and heavy on the branches of garden trees. Their ruby seeds seem almost designed for ritual: bright, abundant, and messy in a way that speaks of life […]
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