Back to newsA 70-year-old French tourist was injured while disembarking at the port of Heraklion, Crete. The incident is under preliminary investigation by the Heraklion Central Port Authority. The woman was transported to hospital following the accident, though details on the severity of her injuries have not been fully disclosed.
Heraklion port is the main arrival point for ferry passengers traveling from Athens (Piraeus) and other Greek islands. Disembarkation ramps and gangways can be steep and slippery, particularly when wet or during busy arrivals.
Tourists arriving by ferry at Heraklion are advised to move carefully during disembarkation, wear appropriate footwear, follow crew instructions, and avoid rushing. Elderly travelers or those with mobility concerns should request assistance from port staff. The port is located centrally and is well-served by taxis and buses to the city and beyond.
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French Tourist Injured While Disembarking at Heraklion Port
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