By Air:

There are 39 airports in Greece with scheduled flights. The biggest airport is Athens International Airport (ATH) with flights to more than 150 destinations in more than 50 countries.

Other international airports are Santorini (JTR), Mykonos (JMK) and Heraklion (HER).

By Boat:

There are 3 ports in Athens with scheduled ferries and speedboats. The biggest port is Piraeus (PIR). Most islands are connected to Piraeus via a ferry/speedboat service that runs daily or a few times a week.

Visa Information:

All E.U. citizens can enter Greece with their E.U. passport.

A Visa is not required for a visit up to 3 months from certain countries like: Australia, Brazil, Canada and israel.

For more information, before visiting Greece, please consult the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ website.

Vaccinations:

Normally, no vaccination is required to enter Greece. Due to COVID-19 certain restrictions may apply. Before traveling you should consult with us or visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ website.

Communication:

The official language in Greece is Greek. However, English is widely used.

Greece’s international dialing code is +30.

WiFi access is available in all major transportation hubs (airports, ports and hotels) but also in most cafés.

Shopping:

Greece’s currency is the Euro (€).

Most shops and restaurants accept all major credit cards.