Back to newsA minor magnitude 2.9 earthquake occurred in the Dodecanese Islands in southeastern Greece on Saturday, July 11, 2026, at 8:25 AM local time (GMT +3). The Dodecanese archipelago, which includes Rhodes and Kos, lies southeast of Crete. At this magnitude, the tremor was very weak and is unlikely to have been felt by most people. No damage or injuries have been reported. Earthquakes of this size are common in the eastern Mediterranean, which sits along active seismic zones. Tourists in Crete or the Dodecanese can continue their plans without concern. If you ever feel a stronger tremor while visiting Greece, move away from windows, stay calm, and follow guidance from local authorities.
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Minor 2.9 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Greek Dodecanese Islands
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