Back to newsA magnitude 4.0 earthquake struck Crete, Greece on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at 01:33 local time (GMT +3). The moderate seismic event was registered by Volcano Discovery and the geological monitoring services. While earthquakes of this magnitude are relatively common in the Mediterranean region due to tectonic activity, residents and visitors should remain aware of seismic conditions in the area. No significant damage or casualties were reported. Visitors planning to travel to Crete should be aware that the island is situated in a seismically active zone. Standard building codes in Greece ensure that structures are designed to withstand moderate seismic activity. Travelers should follow local authorities' guidance and familiarize themselves with basic earthquake safety procedures during their stay.
tourism
Moderate Earthquake Recorded in Crete
Related news
Discover Crete
Getting around Crete by bus
- Bus Agia Galini to Heraklion
- Bus Agios Nikolaos to Heraklion
- Bus Agios Nikolaos to Hersonissos
- Bus Agios Nikolaos to Ierapetra
- Bus Agios Nikolaos to Sitia
- Bus Chania to Heraklion
- Bus Heraklion to Hersonissos
- Bus Heraklion to Ierapetra
- Bus Heraklion to Malia
- Bus Heraklion to Matala
- Bus Heraklion to Rethymno
- Bus Heraklion to Sitia
Stay informed.
Get the weekly Crete briefing · news, weather, events. No spam.