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Diktaean Cave Closes to the Public for 11 Months

Mihaela Lica Butler

The Diktaean Cave near Lassithi, which is said to be the birthplace of Zeus in mythology, will be closed to the public until January 2025 as its rocky slopes are reinforced.

1 year ago

Chania Lifeguard Crisis: Only 50% of Costs Covered by State in 2024

Manuel Santos

Chania faces recurring issues with lifeguard coverage this year, with only 50% of costs now state-funded.

1 year ago

Chios to Welcome its First Luxury Wellness Retreat: Pearl Island

Iorgos Pappas

Chios is poised to unveil its inaugural luxury wellness sanctuary, the Pearl Island Chios Hotel & Spa, scheduled to welcome guests in July.

1 year ago

Heraklion Port: A Cruise Destination on the Rise

Manuel Santos

The port of Heraklion has seen a remarkable increase in cruise tourists.

1 year ago

Samaria Gorge Reopens for Tourists

Mihaela Lica Butler

Crete’s most famous gorge and one of the most popular in Europe, Samaria Gorge, reopened today for its entire route.

1 year ago

Crete Region Announced Prohibition of Traffic in NATURA Areas

Argophilia Travel News

The Region of Crete has announced a a two-day preventive ban on the travel through, camping, or movement of persons or vehicles NATURA areas

1 year ago

Heraklion to Become a Year-Round Destination

Mihaela Lica Butler

The municipal government strives to make Heraklion a year-round tourist destination, capitalising on its unique blend of culture, history, food, and natural beauty. The Municipality of Heraklion intends to enhance these assets through strategic interventions and infrastructural enhancements to establish the Municipality as a year-round tourism destination, attracting foreign and local visitors. However, the initiative has several hurdles, including […]

1 year ago

Knossos Palace Fueled Crete €11M Revenue in 2023

Iorgos Pappas

Last year, Knossos’ archaeological significance proved lucrative, funneling €11 million into Crete’s tourism economy.

1 year ago

Kotsyfos Gorge Closure Impacts Local Tourism

Mihaela Lica Butler

Following the repeated massive landslides in the Kotsyfos Gorge on January 19 and March 13, the inhabitants of the southern part of Rethymno have been enduring an unending struggle for the past month and a half. Situated twenty-two kilometres south of Rethymno, the three-kilometre Kourtaliotiko Gorge is one of the island’s most breathtaking natural attractions. […]

1 year ago

Closing Hours at Heraklion Archaeological Museum Outrage Visitors

Victoria Udrea

Unexpected closed doors at Heraklion Archaeological Museum leave many tourists asking why. Get the inside scoop!

1 year ago

Structural Reinforcement at the Minoan Palace of Malia

Iorgos Pappas

Maintenance and structural reinforcement works at the Minoan Palace of Malia have begun, thanks to funding from the Ministry of Culture.

1 year ago

Consumer Alert: Fake Luxury Items Sold in Shops in Crete

Iorgos Pappas

Crete officials discovered a large enterprise where dishonest businesses sold phony luxury goods. Investigators confiscated 23,897 counterfeit items and penalized six firms €206,500.

1 year ago

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