Back to newsThe village of Sfendili, located in Eastern Crete, has been identified as a geographic boundary marking the limit of adequate water supply in the eastern part of the island. Areas beyond this point face water scarcity challenges, a concern that affects local communities and infrastructure in the region. Eastern Crete, particularly further east toward Sitia and Lasithi, experiences drier conditions compared to the north and west of the island. Tourists visiting Eastern Crete should be aware that water resources can be limited in more remote villages and rural areas. It is advisable to stay hydrated by purchasing bottled water, avoid excessive water use at accommodations, and check local conditions if planning extended stays or outdoor activities in the eastern interior. This is especially relevant during the dry summer months from June through September.
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Eastern Crete Faces Water Crisis Beyond Sfendili
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