Region of Crete warns of worsening air quality in Heraklion due to airborne particles from the Dardanelles wildfire. Vulnerable groups are urged to avoid outdoor exposure.
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Crete’s Air Quality Worsens
Region of Crete warns of increased air pollution in Heraklion from fine particulate matter.
Over 80 Swimmers Rescued on Chania Beaches This August
Lifeguards in Chania rescued over 80 swimmers from the sea amid strong winds and ignored warnings.
Swim Here Before September: Heraklion’s Hidden Shores
Before autumn arrives in Crete, explore three hidden beaches in Heraklion: Aspes, Kaminaki, and Koudoumas.
Red Sea Invaders Are Taking Over the Med
Soaring sea temperatures in the Mediterranean have unleashed a wave of invasive species like lionfish and rabbitfish.
When a Lake Becomes a Desert
Lake Agia in Crete, home to snakes in Crete and over 200 bird species, suffered severe drying due to excessive groundwater pumping.
Airbnb’s Rise in Crete Stirs Debate
Crete’s Airbnb surge is boosting tourism, but locals face housing headaches. What’s really happening—and what can be done?
Who’s Afraid of Snakes in Crete
Tourists visiting Crete encounter snakes in the wild—mostly harmless but often startling.
Why Americans Are Suddenly Talking About Lasithi
Crete emerged as the second most popular international travel destination in U.S. searches due to growing interest in diving in Crete.
Snorkeling in Crete Comes at A Cost
Tourists seeking snorkeling in Crete will find clear waters, diverse marine life, and accessible locations.
Off-Duty Lifeguard Becomes Agia Marina’s Guardian Angel
Off-duty lifeguard Thodoris Konstantinidis rescued five swimmers from drowning in Agia Marina, Crete, after they ignored a red flag warning.
Eastern Crete’s UNESCO Momentum Gathers Steam
UNESCO Greece Chair Aikaterini Tzitzikosta visited Sitia and Kato Zakros to deepen cultural ties, support Erotokritos’ heritage bid, and promote local cultural diplomacy.
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