Greek coast guard authorities detected two small vessels carrying 96 foreign nationals in the waters south of Kalon Limenes, a coastal village on the southern shore of Crete. The boats were intercepted by maritime patrols operating in the Libyan Sea, a route increasingly used for irregular crossings toward Europe. All individuals on board were brought to safety by coast guard crews. For tourists visiting the Kalon Limenes area, known for its quiet anchorage and association with the apostle Paul's voyage, there are no reported disruptions to beaches or local access. Visitors to the south coast should be aware that coast guard vessels are regularly active in these waters and occasional temporary closures of small harbor areas may occur during such operations.
