Back to newsGreece faces a severe heat wave with temperatures expected to reach 41 degrees Celsius in the coming days. Authorities have successfully brought a fire under control near Athens, preventing further spread and damage to surrounding areas. Such extreme temperatures pose significant health risks to both residents and visitors alike. The high heat increases risks of dehydration and heat exhaustion, particularly for outdoor activities. Travelers are advised to limit time in direct sunlight during peak heat hours between 11 am and 5 pm, stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water, and seek shade whenever possible. Local authorities recommend postponing strenuous activities and staying indoors during the hottest parts of the day. Visitors planning trips should monitor weather forecasts carefully and adjust their itineraries accordingly.
tourism
Greece Braces for Extreme Heat as Athens Fire Brought Under Control
Related news
Discover Crete
Cum te deplasezi în Creta cu autobuzul
- Bus Agia Galini spre Heraklion
- Bus Agia Galini spre Matala
- Bus Agia Galini spre Rethymno
- Bus Agios Nikolaos spre Heraklion
- Bus Agios Nikolaos spre Hersonisos
- Bus Agios Nikolaos spre Ierapetra
- Bus Agios Nikolaos spre Siteia
- Bus Chania spre Heraklion
- Bus Chania spre Kissamos
- Bus Chania spre Paleochora
- Bus Chania spre Rethymno
- Bus Heraklion spre Hersonisos
Stay informed.
Get the weekly Crete briefing · news, weather, events. No spam.