The Samaria Gorge will remain closed on Wednesday, September 23, after an updated weather forecast shows rainfall above the gorge’s approved safety limits. The Natural Environment and Climate Change Agency (OFYPEKA) made the decision based on the latest forecast from Greece’s National Meteorological Service. For travelers planning a hike, that means one important thing: don’t […]
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Sitia Wildfire Eases After Night of Wind-Driven Reignition, 135 Firefighters Still on Ground
A wildfire near Chonos in Sitia has eased after a difficult night of wind-driven flare-ups. Firefighters and two aircraft continue battling scattered active hotspots.
Jellyfish Influx Hits Paleokastro and Heraklion Beaches Amid Late-Season Heat
Jellyfish have been reported near Paleokastro and other beaches in Heraklion, and swimmers are urged to take care when entering the water.
Cretan Counter-Terrorism Squad Smashes Subsidy Fraud and Drug Ring in Mylopotamos Sweep
Ten people were arrested in Mylopotamos after a months-long police investigation into alleged livestock subsidy fraud, drugs, theft, tax violations, and other offenses.
French Swimmer Found Dead After Search Off Mades, Crete
A French tourist was found dead at sea off Mades near Agia Pelagia after an extensive search involving the Coast Guard, fishermen, divers, and aerial resources.
Heraklion Power Cuts Hit Restaurants, Tourism, and Local Businesses
Repeated power outages across Heraklion have left households and businesses counting losses, with restaurants reporting spoiled food, canceled bookings and lost revenue during Crete’s tourist season.
Rethymno Is Giving Repeat Tourists Something Better Than a Trophy
Rethymno will honor loyal repeat visitors on World Tourism Day by planting trees in their name, linking tourism, sustainability, and local pride.
Heraklion’s Lions Square to Get New Pavement
Heraklion will repair worn paving around the Lions and 25th August Street from mid-November, aiming to finish before the Christmas rush.
Chora Sfakion Port Gets Rockfall Protection in Major Safety Project
Rockfall protection works at Chora Sfakion port are nearing completion, with handover expected in December 2026. Irrigation and water storage projects are also being examined.
International Sculptors Will Turn Marble Into Art in a Cretan Village
Visit Venerato near Heraklion from September 21 to October 11 to watch sculptors from China, Cuba and Greece create five marble works, free to the public.
Heraklion Funds Two Electric Minibuses for Disability Transport
Heraklion will receive €241,600 in Crete 2021-2027 funding for two electric minibuses equipped to transport people with disabilities and wheelchairs.
Can Package Holidays Help Build a Shoulder Season?
Package holidays can help provide structure, but only when they connect visitors to the destination beyond the resort gate.
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