Back to newsA magnitude 2.7 earthquake occurred in the Eastern Mediterranean on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at 04:22 am Athens time, approximately 24 kilometers west of Antikythira Island. This weak earthquake caused no reported damage and is unlikely to be felt by most residents or visitors in the region. Antikythira is a small Greek island located south of Crete in a naturally seismically active area. Minor earthquakes are common throughout the Mediterranean and pose no significant threat to travelers or tourist infrastructure. Visitors to Crete can continue their activities without concern, as such seismic activity does not impact tourism operations or accommodation facilities.
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Minor earthquake recorded west of Antikythira Island
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