Developers and officials may toast success over beachfront mojitos, but for those living in the vanishing paradises each construction crane blocks a bit more of the view.
Crete
Mayor Promises Heraklion Will Become a Clean City
In the grand theatre of city improvement, Mayor Kalokairinos stood before the press with his team and promised a transformation. “We’re not aiming for ‘just a little better’,” he declared, armed with that special blend of optimism and exhaustion only found in public office. “We’re here to make Heraklion a clean city—one cleaner than anything […]
Matala Beach Festival 2025 Was a Success
The Matala Beach Festival 2025 didn’t wind down. Nope, it crashed to a curtain call with the force of a beach ball in a hurricane.
Karavolas Fountain Leaves Tourists Shocked
Karavolas fountain is in complete disrepair, filled with dirty water and trash. Community demands urgent repair and better upkeep.
Radar Installation on Papoura Hill Crushes Ancient Wonders for Airport Tech
KAS approved the radar installation on Papoura Hill in Kastelli, ignoring strong opposition from archaeologists and local communities.
#savePapoura Protest Unites Locals and Archaeologists at Heraklion’s Lions’ Square (Photos)
Papoura Hill, shadowed by the plans for the new Kastelli airport, has become a focal point for those who protect heritage.
The Vanishing Paradises of Crete
How Five-Star Hotels Are Bulldozing the Soul of the Island Not all at once, but one vanishing cove, one flattened grove, one razed tamarisk at a time. And it is happening quietly—beneath the slogans of “development,” the smiling renderings of “eco-resorts,” and the official seals of approval from regional environmental committees. Two more blows were […]
Phaistos Summer Cultural Events 2025 Program, Dates, and Highlights
Discover the 2025 summer cultural events in the Municipality of Phaistos. Find out when, where and what’s happening in this summer celebration featuring theater, music, and tradition for all ages.
Archaeological Site of Lyktos: Ancient Cemetery Yields Rare Finds and Secrets of Early Crete (Photos)
The Archaeological site of Lyktos in Crete has revealed groundbreaking discoveries at a rare Archaic-era cemetery, dating to the 7th and 6th centuries BC.
Chania Open Mall to Transform Historic City Center
Chania Open Mall promises to revamp the historic center of Chania with upgraded aesthetics, unified branding and smart technology.
Kissamos Festival of Taste and Art Runs From August 16 to 24
The Kissamos Festival of Taste and Art returns August 16-24, 2025, on the seaside road west of the Municipal Stadium.
Archaeologists Rally in Athens and Heraklion Against Radar Installation on Papoura Hill
On Wednesday, July 9, the Association of Greek Archaeologists leads protests in Heraklion and Athens in response to plans for an airport radar at Papoura Hill.
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