Major international media outlets are covering the tragic wildfire in Rethymno that claimed the lives of two brave firefighters on Wednesday.
Crete
Heraklion Declares Christmas Before August Does
While the island actively melts, Heraklion officials have decided the best use of €357,200 right now is planning Christmas trees.
The Buck Moon Peaks Tonight
Crete’s July Buck Moon reaches peak fullness Thursday at 3:30 AM, bringing ancient folklore, Selene’s cheeky Greek myths, and low-horizon views.
Malia Tourists Wage Balcony Beer-Bottle War, Summon Interpol After Police Find Hatchet
A Sunday morning beer-bottle siege in Malia escalated into an international incident involving the Embassy in Bucharest, Interpol, and a 17-year-old with a hatchet.
Chania Agora’s Grand Reopening Will Come With Vacancies
Decades-old vendors opt out of returning to the renovated Chania Municipal Market as new municipal rent prices spark outrage across Crete.
Spanish Tourist Unsure How 19 Kilograms Of Loud, Pungent Herbal Material Sneaked Into Her Carry-On
A 22-year-old traveler arriving in Crete expresses complete shock after customs officers discover a full-scale farm inside her checked baggage.
Kolymbari Beach Littered with Plastic
Active Citizens of Platanias condemn municipal indifference as Kolymbari Beach in Crete is left littered with plastic waste and abandoned fishing gear.
Minoa Pediada’s Circle of Culture Festival Returns with Focus on Papoura Hill and Byzantine Crete
The Circle of Culture Festival features archaeological tours, live music, local food, and events celebrating Crete’s cultural heritage.
Tsoutsouras Beach Unveils State-of-the-Art Accessible Ramp for Swimmers with Disabilities
Minoa Pediadas Mayor Vasilis Kegkeroglou, accompanied by Deputy Mayors Manolis Zampoulakis and Giannis Symianakis alongside municipal technical officers, completed an inspection of a newly operational beach accessibility ramp in the coastal town of Tsoutsouras. Located on the eastern stretch of Tsoutsouras beach in the Pourgonero district, the new infrastructure allows individuals with mobility challenges and […]
Crete’s Tourist Bus Operators Seek Permanent Fuel Relief as Costs Continue to Climb
Tourist bus operators in Crete are urging Greece’s government to introduce permanent fuel tax relief, warning that rising diesel costs threaten the sustainability of tourism transport services.
Chania Agora Merchants Facing 24 Month Legal Battle Over Increased Rents
Shopkeepers at Chania’s historic Municipal Market are reportedly considering legal action over newly announced rents.
Tourist from Cyprus Arrested After Sprinting Half Naked into Heraklion Military Zone
A 25-year-old tourist from Cyprus was tackled and arrested after sprinting half-naked onto a military air defense base in Heraklion.
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