Back to newsA weak magnitude 2.0 earthquake occurred in the Eastern Mediterranean approximately 22 kilometers south of Moires, Crete, on Sunday, September 6, 2026, at 10:08 pm (GMT +3). According to Volcano Discovery, earthquakes of this magnitude are generally not felt by residents or visitors and cause no damage. Crete sits in a seismically active region due to its position along the Hellenic Arc. While minor tremors like this are common in the area, they pose no threat to tourists or infrastructure. Visitors can remain assured that such minor seismic activity is normal for the region and does not affect travel plans or accommodation safety.
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Weak 2.0 Magnitude Earthquake Recorded South of Moires, Crete
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