Back to newsTwo earthquakes struck east of Gavdos island, off the southern coast of Crete, within minutes of each other. The tremors were notably felt in Chania, the major city on the western end of the island. Gavdos is the southernmost point of Europe and a popular destination for travelers seeking remote beaches and a quiet atmosphere, accessible by ferry from Paleochora or Sfakia. No damage or injuries have been reported at this time. Seismic activity is common in this region of the Mediterranean, and tourists in Crete are not expected to face any disruption to travel or activities. Visitors staying in or around Chania who felt the tremors can monitor updates from the Geodynamic Institute of Athens for the latest information.
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Two Earthquakes Strike Off Crete; No Damage Reported
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