Three lifeguards braved heavy swells to rescue a woman dragged away by strong currents in Kavros, Chania
Crete
Agios Nikolaos to Award 2026 Lifeguard Contract in Mid-August
Agios Nikolaos will award its 2026 beach lifeguard contract on August 11, prompting questions about why the process is concluding during peak summer.
Crete Calls for Review of Samaria Gorge Closure Rules
Crete is calling for a review of the weather criteria used to close Samaria Gorge, seeking a better balance between visitor safety and access.
Lasithi Hospitality Businesses Unite Over Tourism, Roadworks, and Rising Costs
Hospitality businesses in Lasithi are calling for action on BOAK roadworks, rising operating costs, and noise regulations affecting tourism.
New Camera-Equipped Weather Station Installed in Sykologos
Viannos Municipality and Cretaweather.gr have installed a new weather station with camera in Sykologos, expanding the monitoring network across 10 sites.
German Tourists Lose €5,000 in Fake Crete Villa Booking Scam
Nine German tourists lost nearly €5,000 after booking a fake luxury villa in Crete. Authorities are expected to investigate the online rental scam.
Heraklion Hides the Minos Hotel Behind Art Instead of Finishing the Job
The reproductions from Heraklion’s Municipal Art Gallery on the ruins of the former Minos Hotel on 25th August Street deserve admiration.
Heraklion Airport Welcomes 900,000 People and Three Suitcases That Actually Arrived First
Heraklion Airport welcomed nearly 900,000 passengers in July, with Germans leading arrivals as Crete’s busiest tourism season hit full stride.
Protesters Block Heraklion Moires Road Over Planned Migrant Reception Center
Residents near Heraklion blocked the Heraklion–Moires road in protest over a planned migrant reception facility as Crete.
Heraklion Plans a Fresh Look for Christmas
Heraklion is preparing a refreshed Christmas display with a new central tree, redesigned festive lighting, and the relocation of the traditional Christmas village to Georgiadis Park.
Southern Rethymno Wildfires Leave Lasting Scars Across Crete
Beginning on July 29 to August 1, 2026, the wildfires in southern Rethymno became one of Crete’s worst disasters in recent memory.
Pano Riza Shelter Above Zaros Gets a Second Life
Volunteers and local leaders in Pano Riza restore the historic Samari Refuge at 1,370 meters near Rouvas Forest, reopening for hikers this autumn.
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