Back to newsA magnitude 3.0 earthquake occurred in the Eastern Mediterranean, approximately 101 kilometers southwest of the Greek island of Anticythera on November 4, 2026 at 1:38 PM local time (GMT +2). This was a weak seismic event, typical for the region, and posed no danger to visitors or infrastructure in Crete or the surrounding islands. The Aegean Sea area experiences frequent minor seismic activity due to its geological position along active tectonic fault lines. No damage or service disruptions were reported. Visitors traveling to Crete and nearby islands can continue with their plans and daily activities normally without concern.
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Minor Earthquake Recorded Off Anticythera
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