A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck off the coast of Crete, according to reports from Le Matin. Seismic activity of this scale is not uncommon in the eastern Mediterranean, as Greece sits on one of Europe's most active tectonic zones. An earthquake of this magnitude can be felt across the island, particularly in coastal areas, and may cause minor structural movement in older buildings. Authorities typically assess damage quickly and issue guidance if needed. Tourists currently on the island should follow local emergency instructions, avoid damaged structures, and stay away from coastal areas immediately after a significant quake as a precaution against any wave activity. Most hotels and modern buildings in Crete are constructed to seismic standards. Monitor local news and your accommodation's staff for updates before resuming normal activities.