A dramatic early morning rescue unfolded on Mount Ida as three people were saved from a snowed-in vehicle near Lakos Mygerou.
Crete
Vryses Palm Sunday Market Is a Traditional Feast of Commerce and Community
Visit the traditional Vryses Palm Sunday Market on April 5, 2026, to find authentic Cretan produce and support the community food drive.
Apokoronas Sinks the Folegandros into the Diving Park in Omprosgialos
The Municipality of Apokoronas boosts diving tourism in Crete with a second shipwreck: A/B Folegandros.
Faneromeni and Aposelemis Dams Reach Near Capacity
Following heavy rainfall, Crete’s dams experience a massive surge in water levels. The latest data for Faneromeni, Aposelemis, and Potamon.
Greece Begins €15 Million Tech Overhaul of Birthplace of Zeus
Crete’s legendary Diktaean Cave faces a €15 million digital overhaul.
Rethymno Prepares for the 2026 Cretan Diet Festival
Rethymno Town Hall hosted a strategic meeting to elevate the 2026 Cretan Diet Festival.
Middle East Conflict Ignites Massive Price Hikes in Heraklion Markets
Why are Crete’s vegetable prices soaring despite the proximity to Ierapetra’s greenhouses?
Fodele Orange Festival 2026: A Sensory Celebration in El Greco’s Birthplace
Join the village of Fodele this Sunday, March 29, for the 11th Orange Festival, with traditional Cretan flavors, music, and art.
War Shadows Chill Crete’s 2026 Easter Season
With the Middle East conflict looming, Crete faces a booking freeze. From April’s dual Easters to a risky May, here is the outlook for Greece’s largest island.
Fuel Prices Crete 2026: Unleaded Hits €2.10/litre – Bad News for Tourists and Car Rentals
Petrol prices in Crete exceed €2 per litre, leading to higher costs for car rentals, excursions, and self-drive holidays.
Matala Street Painting Festival Returns June 14
Matala Street Painting returns on June 14, 2026. Free event for all ages—bring your brushes and paint the streets where hippies once walked.
Heraklion Taxi Drivers Declare War on Those Who Voted for the New Transport Bill
The Association of Professional Taxi Drivers of Heraklion strongly condemns the newly passed passenger transport bill, calling it a tombstone for the profession, as it favours multinationals and tourism interests.
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