Back to newsA moderate magnitude 4.3 earthquake occurred in the Aegean Sea, approximately 29 kilometers south of Skiathos Island in Central Greece on Friday, 18 September 2026, at 08:42 local Athens time. While the earthquake was moderate in intensity, there were no immediate reports of significant damage to tourist infrastructure. The Aegean Sea region occasionally experiences seismic activity due to its location along tectonic boundaries. Travelers visiting the area are advised to stay informed about weather and environmental conditions through official sources. Skiathos Island, a popular tourist destination in the Northern Sporades, continues to welcome visitors. Those with concerns about seismic activity should consult with their accommodation providers or local authorities for guidance.
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Moderate 4.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Central Aegean Near Skiathos
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