Fire risk soars across Crete, Attica, Central Greece, the Peloponnese, and North Aegean islands.
Crete
Aithria: The Dream Cave Beneath the Breath of the Mountains
Crete is a land shaped by myth and stone. From the shores of Knossos to the windswept peaks of Psiloritis, the island speaks in fragments — some carved in clay, others whispered through pines. But not all its stories are found in books or museums. Some exist only in moments… in dreams… or in the […]
Welcome to Crete, Where Cockroaches Check In For Free
Crete faces a severe cockroach: with rising temperatures and garbage piling up, pest numbers have exploded.
The Open Air Cinema Returns to Heraklion
The Bethlehem Open Air Cinema reopens in Heraklion on June 30, 2025, delivering a summer packed with 23 films.
Greece’s Animal Police Crack Down on Abandoned Dogs and Negligent Owners
Greece’s animal police targets the massive stray dog crisis and widespread neglect by hunters, shepherds, and other pet owners.
The Worst Tour Package Nobody Can Buy
Time travel fascinates both tourists and locals. This chapter explores how the concept continually breaks all the rules.
Bee Scandal Rocks Greece
Greek bee scandal exposes how OPEKEPE’s subsidy program handed out €95 million in fake organic farm funds.
Strategic Meeting for the Future of the Cretan Vineyard
Top officials, wine producers, researchers, and regional leaders gathered in Crete to set out a new strategy for the Cretan vineyard.
Crete Short-term Rentals Surge
Crete short-term rentals are seeing a major spike. Tourists flock to Crete, drawn by high availability, rising rates, and a booming market.
Oenophiles Alarmed as Cretan Vineyards Decline
Cretan vineyards are facing a crisis, as over 40% of local vines are abandoned, raising concerns among wine lovers and oenophiles.
Treasures from the Roman Period Unearthed at Ancient Lyktos (Photos)
Ancient Lyktos reveals stunning Roman-era finds after a five-year excavation led by Professor Angelos Chaniotis.
The Cretan Chupacabra: Shepherds Speak of Shadows in the White Mountains
Strange sightings, missing livestock, and echoes of ancient myth blur the lines between legend and reality in Crete’s Asteroussia range. For years, shepherds in the remote southern highlands of Crete — particularly in the Asteroussia and White Mountains — have spoken of something… unusual. Fast-moving shadows. Livestock found drained of blood, but left unbroken. Dogs […]
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