Crete’s tzitziki cicadas once again dominate the island’s soundscape—loved, hated, and impossible to ignore, they remain the true anthem of Greek summer.
Crete
Why Cretan Herbs Are a National Treasure
Cretan herbs stand out as a natural and cultural treasure, linking Greece’s biodiversity, health traditions, and tourism with global interest.
Sternes Cave in Crete’s White Mountains Gains International Recognition
The Sternes Cave and peak in Crete’s White Mountains emerge as natural landmarks, combining speleology, hiking, and panoramic views across the island.
Crete Tourism Bus Owners Condemn Road Blockades Over Farmer Protests
Crete’s tourism bus operators denounce farmer roadblocks on the VOAK, warning of chaos, reputational damage, and a blow to the island’s tourism image.
Crete Gridlocked as Farmers’ Protests Leave 500 Tourists Stranded
Roadblocks by Cretan farmers on the VOAK left 500 tourists without flights. Tourism bodies warn of “irreparable damage” to Crete’s global image.
Tornos News Reports Record Revenues and Arrivals for Crete
According to Tornos News, Crete leads Greek tourism with 3 million international arrivals and record hotel revenues, despite Airbnb oversupply.
Crete Leads Greece in Summer Arrivals as Cyclades See Decline
Crete welcomed 3 million international arrivals, topping all Greek islands. Rhodes, Kos, the Ionian Islands, and Thessaloniki posted gains, while Santorini saw a sharp drop.
Planning My Crete Wedding from Abroad: How Local Food and Wine Led to Authenticity
by Christina from Your Greek Wedding Guide I was sitting on the patio at Manousakis Winery in Crete, twirling a glass of Moschato Spinas as the mountains shone golden in the afternoon sun. I had this unusual moment of realization. For one, it’s unlikely that any of the wineries we visited would become our eventual […]
Greek Hotels Lead Europe in Revenue per Room This Summer
Greek hotels posted Europe’s highest RevPAR at €216.8, driven by soaring rates despite lower occupancy, outpacing Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, and Italy.
Heraklion Faces Water Woes as Aposelemis Plant Stays Offline
Heraklion struggles with water shortages as the Aposelemis treatment plant remains out of service. No timeline from OAK, DEYAH urges residents to save water.
Crete’s Olive Growers Wait for Rain as Prices Edge Up
Olive oil prices in Crete show a cautious rise. Producers warn that without October rains, the season may be lost despite higher export values.
Crete After Winter: When the Rivers Flow Again
In summer, Crete seems carved from sunlight and dust—a land thirsty beneath the heat. But when winter rain sweeps down the mountains, the island transforms. Rivers awaken from their dry-season slumber, waterfalls appear where none flowed before, and gorges heave with ancient energy. From balancing gnarled cliffs, places like Kourtaliotiko Gorge (below) unveil a narrow […]
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