A one-day conference held on Wednesday, September 24, in Menidi, Amfilochia, united the voice of the local community with leading scientists and environmental organizations for Amvrakikos Gulf.

The hotel's generous donation directly supports the costs of conservation activities during the 2025 and 2026 nesting seasons.

The 2025 field season for ARCHELON's Amvrakikos project has officially come to a close!

The emergence of a nest on Naxos is a sign that the geographical range of this threatened species in the Mediterranean may be expanding.

The magical world of sea turtles and the people who are taking care of them is waiting, offering you a unique experience and valuable knowledge.

From mid-May to early September 2025, the project recorded about 80 nests along the 2.7 km stretch of Romanos beach.

September 7th, Chania: Join the event and support the protection of one of the most iconic marine species in the Mediterranean.

This study is particularly important as it highlights the power of citizen science. Public eyes on beaches, outreach through online platforms and new reporting tools are expanding our understanding of turtle nesting beyond the beaches we monitor.

After a 12-hour period filled with fear and uncertainty, the family witnessed a miracle of nature. “It brought us peace and reminded us of what is important”.

Thanks to persistence, medication, daily care, and a great deal of patience, “Snowball” gradually moved from a critical state to full recovery.

ARCHELON informs that the phenomenon of feeding sea turtles by people in coastal areas, ports and tourist spots has been observed in recent years. Despite good intentions, this practice causes serious problems – for turtles and for people alike.

Located at the beachfront of the town, the Info Station operates daily 18:30 - 21:00.

The excavations are open for both kids and adults and take place on the nesting beaches of Rethymno, Chania, and the Messara Bay during the months of August and September.