List of radio stations in Greece
Frequency Name On air since Description
87.6 MHz Creta Sport FM 1999 Sports and talk ; rebroadcasting with Sport FM 94.6
87.9 MHz Erotokritos FM 2006 Traditional Music of Crete ( ex . Hellas Radio 94 FM )
88.1 MHz FLY FM 88.1 2015 Foreign electronic music ( ex . Laikos , DNA & Klik FM )
88.4 MHz Sto Kokkino 2014 News and talk ; rebroadcasting with 105.5 Sto Kokkino
88.7 MHz Kritikos FM 1998 Cretan and Greek folk music ; located from Heraklion
89.2 MHz Metro Radio 1997 Foreign pop and rock music ; located from Heraklion
89.5 MHz Radio Family 2011 Children radio station ( ex . Radio Press & Minos FM )
89.8 MHz Politica Radio 2019 News and talk with Greek music ( ex . TOP FM Crete )
90.4 MHz Super FM 90.4 1994 Foreign pop and rock music ; located from Heraklion
90.7 MHz Dream 90.7 FM 1990 News , talk and Greek music ; located from Tympaki
91.0 MHz Anamnisi 91 FM 2006 Greek art and laïko music ( ex . Radio Kastro 91 )
91.3 MHz Third Programme 1954 Classical music ; third station of Greek state radio
92.1 MHz SKAI Radio Kritis 2002 News and talk ; rebroadcasting Skai 100.3 Athens
92.5 MHz Pena FM 92.5 2015 Greek laïko music ( ex . Max FM and Radio Yparxo )
92.9 MHz UP FM 92.9 2018 Greek and foreign music ( ex . Lampsi FM Heraklion )
93.6 MHz Candia FM 93,6 2014 News and talk ( ex . Master FM / Entexnos Radio 9,36 )
93.9 MHz ERA Sport 1993 National ; sports / talk ; fourth station of Greek state radio
94.4 MHz First Programme 1938 National ; news and talk ; first station of Greek state radio
94.7 MHz Best Radio 94.7 1999 Foreign electronic and pop music ; located from Heraklion
95.0 MHz Kardia 95 FM 2005 Greek & foreign music ( ex . Kentro Kardias , Techni 95 FM )
Radio stations in Crete -- Prefecture of Heraklion
Greece has over 1,000 radio stations operating with a certificate of temporary legality. Most broadcast on the FM band; the AM band has been almost entirely abandoned by broadcasters, with the exception of State-run media and a few other stations. In March 2001, the Greek government closed approximately 60 of 90+ FM stations operating in the Athens area, citing potential interference to frequencies to be used by the new Athens International Airport. There are some who believe that the government shut down these stations as a political favor to powerful publishing and media groups, whose stations, for the most part, remained on the air; others argued that the licensing process was legally inconsistent. The Greek broadcast licensing process came under legal scrutiny as a result, and in 2002, eight of the closed stations reopened. In 2004 and 2005, several more stations reopened as the result of a judicial order. Stations have continued to open since then. Most of them are unlicensed and lack legal permission to broadcast; many of these stations were among those shut down by the Greek government in 2001. Throughout the country, no radio station is operating with a formal license as of March 2019; instead, stations are operating with temporary permits of legality with no expiration date, or simply operate without any legal status whatsoever. The following is a list of major FM stations in Greece; this list is being upgraded.