Costa Navarino transfers are the private rides that bring guests to the resort area on the Messinian coast north of Pylos, from Kalamata Airport, from Athens Airport across the Peloponnese, or from Athens, Piraeus and the cruise ports, in a car, minivan or van booked ahead, and in a helicopter for the shortest hop. Private rides across the rest of Greece are listed on Greece Tours.
The sections below cover the airports, the meeting point, the route from Athens, the other starting points, the drop-offs at the resorts and around Messinia, journey times, vehicles, golf bags, booking, late flights, the bus, taxi and hire car options, stops on the way and the tours with a pickup, with links into the Pylos pages. The transfers shown are checked on GetYourGuide and Viator.
What are Costa Navarino transfers?
Costa Navarino transfers are pre-booked private rides by car, minivan, van, taxi or helicopter between Kalamata or Athens airports and the Costa Navarino resort area in Messinia, south-west Peloponnese, with the whole vehicle reserved for your party alone from pickup to drop-off.
Costa Navarino transfers run in both directions. On arrival, the driver collects your party at the airport and heads straight for the resort; on departure, the same service starts at the hotel and ends at the terminal. Listings for the Athens leg cover both runs, from Athens to Costa Navarino and from Costa Navarino back to Athens.
Costa Navarino transfers suit families, groups and golfers who travel with extra luggage such as golf bags, since the vehicle is sized to the party before the flight. They also suit travellers who prefer not to drive after a long journey, because a rental car means taking on the driving and the navigation of rural roads yourself.
Booking Costa Navarino transfers fixes the details in advance: the pickup point, the drop-off hotel, the number of passengers and the amount of luggage. Child seats, wheelchair-accessible vehicles and space for sports equipment are requested at that stage, and one Athens provider states that its vehicles are new, fully insured and maintained.
Where is Costa Navarino and which airports serve it?
Costa Navarino lies in Messinia in the south-west Peloponnese, on the border between Pylos and Trifylia, and Costa Navarino transfers serve it from two airports: Kalamata International (KLX), under 45 kilometres away, and Athens International (ATH), about three hours by road.
Costa Navarino transfers end at one of the named resort areas, so the area goes on the booking. Mandarin Oriental lists a Pylos postal address, the marina town covered on our Pylos and Navarino Bay page.
Named in honour of Captain Vassilis Constantakopoulos, Kalamata International Airport is busiest in summer, when direct flights link it with more than 10 cities abroad. For Costa Navarino transfers it is the short gateway: the resort lies under 45 kilometres from the airport and under 53 kilometres from Kalamata city.
Athens International Airport is the second pickup point. From Athens, Costa Navarino transfers cover 270 kilometres to Navarino Bay and Navarino Hills and 280 kilometres to Navarino Dunes, which makes the Athens leg by far the longer of the two.
Which Costa Navarino transfers run from Kalamata Airport?
Costa Navarino transfers from Kalamata Airport run as private cars, SUVs, minivans and taxis, covering 40 to 45 kilometres in about 40 to 45 minutes by resort area, with cars for up to 3 or 4 passengers and minivans for up to 7 or 8.
Drive times follow the drop-off area. On the resort’s own figures, Costa Navarino transfers to Navarino Dunes cover 45 kilometres in about 45 minutes, while Navarino Bay and Navarino Hills sit 40 kilometres and about 40 minutes from the airport. Both runs share the EO82 road west from the terminal and split only on the final approach.
Costa Navarino transfers from KLX are reserved ahead of the flight, and the private van that serves the resort also runs to Kalamata city, Kardamyli, Stoupa and Gerolimenas; the airport’s wider routes are on our Kalamata airport transfers page.
Where do Costa Navarino transfers meet arrivals at Kalamata Airport?
Costa Navarino transfers meet arrivals at the Kalamata Airport terminal, where the pre-booked driver waits in the arrivals area at the agreed meeting point, helps with luggage and leads the party to the vehicle; airport taxis wait at the stand just outside the terminal.
The terminal sits on the east side of the runway, between Kalamata and Messini, and its access road is the EO82. Costa Navarino transfers therefore leave the airport on the very road they follow west towards Pylos, and the same road leads to the A7 motorway for drivers coming from Athens.
Pre-booked Costa Navarino transfers track the flight, so the pickup is planned around the actual landing and the driver is ready when the party walks out. This guarantee counts for late or early flights, and the booking confirms the pickup time and place in advance, which the passenger checks with the provider before travel.
Travellers without a booking take a licensed taxi from the stand outside the terminal, where taxis work around the clock, though pre-booking secures a car in the peak summer season. The KTEL bus stop also sits close to the terminal building, but the bus goes only as far as Pylos, which leaves Costa Navarino transfers and taxis as the only direct options.
Which Costa Navarino transfers run from Athens Airport?
Costa Navarino transfers from Athens Airport run as private cars and vans for the three-hour, 270 to 280-kilometre drive, as helicopter flights to the resort’s own helipad, or as a connecting flight to Kalamata followed by a road transfer of under 45 kilometres.
By road, Costa Navarino transfers from Athens are sold as private products and also arranged by the hotels. Listed products include a private van for groups of up to 3 passengers, whose driver waits at the airport, and private transfers sold in either direction between Athens and Costa Navarino. Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino, also arranges high-end vehicles from both Athens and Kalamata airports.
For the quickest Costa Navarino transfers, a helicopter replaces the road.
A split journey is the third pattern: a domestic flight from Athens to Kalamata, then one of the short Costa Navarino transfers from KLX. Seasonal flights link Athens and Kalamata in both directions, so the same split works on departure day. Compare the private road options from the capital’s airport on our Athens airport transfers page.
Which route do Costa Navarino transfers from Athens follow?
Costa Navarino transfers from Athens follow the Olympia Odos (A8) west from Eleusis to the Isthmus of Corinth, then the A7 Moreas Motorway south through Tripoli to Kalamata, and finish on the EO82 road heading west towards Pylos and the resort.
The first section is the Olympia Odos, a toll motorway that starts at Eleusis in the Athens metropolitan area and runs along the Gulf of Corinth. Costa Navarino transfers leave it just west of the Isthmus of Corinth, where the A7 branches off the former National Road 8A, now part of the Olympia Odos system.
The A7, also known as the Corinth–Tripoli–Kalamata Motorway, covers 147 kilometres from Corinth to Kalamata, with Tripoli 74 kilometres from the start. It has run end to end since late 2016, and its southern end serves as the ring road of Kalamata, so Costa Navarino transfers stay on motorway across the Peloponnese as far as the city.
The last stretch matches the airport run. The EO82 links Pylos, Kalamata and Sparta, and Costa Navarino transfers take it west past the airport for the final 40 to 45 kilometres. For Navarino Dunes, drivers turn right at Soulinari, then left after Korifasio, and take the second exit at the roundabout; for Navarino Bay, the turn comes near Gialova.
Which Costa Navarino transfers run from Athens city and Piraeus?
Costa Navarino transfers from Athens city and Piraeus are private door-to-door drives that collect you at your Athens address or at Piraeus port, eight kilometres from the city centre, and take you straight to your resort hotel, with the same service running back.
Piraeus is the port city of Greater Athens, the chief port in Greece and the fifth largest passenger port in Europe. Costa Navarino transfers from the harbour start at the port itself, so ferry and cruise passengers ride to Messinia in one vehicle. Our Piraeus port transfers page explains the harbour pickups in detail.
Costa Navarino transfers also run in the other direction. Online listings pair an Athens to Costa Navarino drive with a Costa Navarino to Athens return, and a separate private resort transfer is listed from Piraeus port. On the long drive, private drivers stop for food or a rest on request, and Tripoli is one of the named break points. There is no train or bus change on the way.
Which Costa Navarino transfers run from Katakolo and Kalamata port?
Costa Navarino transfers from Katakolo and Kalamata port start where cruise ships berth: Katakolo lies on the Elis coast north of Messinia, while Kalamata has a large port that takes major cruise liners, less than 53 km from Costa Navarino.
Katakolo, a seaside village 11 km west of Pyrgos, receives cruise ships whose passengers head for Olympia. Costa Navarino transfers from Katakolo run south on National Road 9, the west-coast road through Pyrgos, Kyparissia and Pylos. For pier pickups and other drop-offs, see our Katakolo port transfers.
Online listings already offer private transfers from the Katakolon cruise port to Kalamata hotels and to Kalamata Airport, which lies about 120 km south of Pyrgos. Costa Navarino transfers from Katakolo use the same coastal corridor but stay on Road 9 to the Pylos end, where Gialova sits on the main Pylos to Kyparissia road.
The Port of Kalamata lies south-west of the city centre and is the largest port in Messenia and the southern Peloponnese, with a modern marina beside it. Costa Navarino transfers from Kalamata port head west on National Road 82 through Messini towards Pylos. Pylos also has a modern pier for cruise ships in summer, and Navarino Bay gives safe anchorage to yachts and cruise ships.
Which Costa Navarino transfers reach Navarino Dunes, Navarino Bay and the resort hotels?
Costa Navarino transfers end in one of two resort areas, each reached by its own turn-off: Navarino Dunes, with The Romanos and The Westin Resort Costa Navarino, or Navarino Bay, with the Mandarin Oriental and the W Costa Navarino.
The Romanos, a Luxury Collection Resort and The Westin make up the original Navarino Dunes area, and the newer Mandarin Oriental and W Costa Navarino stand in the Navarino Bay area.
From Kalamata, Costa Navarino transfers to both areas follow National Road 82 towards Pylos and split near the end. For The Westin and The Romanos, the driver turns right at Soulinari village, left after Korifasio village and takes the second exit at the roundabout. For Mandarin Oriental and W Costa Navarino, the car turns right off Road 82 near Gialova onto the road that leads straight to both hotels.
The resort also lists villa and residence rentals beside its four hotels, so Costa Navarino transfers need the exact property name at booking.
Which Costa Navarino transfers run to Pylos, Gialova and Methoni?
Costa Navarino transfers to Pylos, Gialova and Methoni are short local runs: a taxi from Pylos reaches the resorts in 15 to 25 minutes, Gialova lies about six kilometres north of Pylos on Navarino Bay, and Methoni sits 11 km south of Pylos.
Pylos, once known as Navarino, is the main harbour on Navarino Bay and the seat of the Pylos-Nestor municipality. National Road 82 starts from the town centre, so Costa Navarino transfers to Pylos reach the harbour front without detours. For a full day in town, see our Pylos day trip.
Gialova is a small village on the bay whose beach part has two short streets, one along the water and one leading up to the main Pylos to Kyparissia road. Costa Navarino transfers to Gialova stay close to the Navarino Bay hotels, because the turn-off to Mandarin Oriental and W Costa Navarino sits on Road 82 as it nears the village.
Methoni is the southern end of National Road 9, and the road from Pylos to Methoni was the first road of independent Greece, built by French engineers and still in use. Costa Navarino transfers to Methoni follow it south, and a further road links Methoni east to Koroni, the route of our Methoni and Koroni tour.
Which Costa Navarino transfers run to Kalamata, Stoupa and the Mani?
Costa Navarino transfers to Kalamata, Stoupa and the Mani head east on National Road 82 to Kalamata, less than 53 km from Costa Navarino, then follow the winding coastal road south through Kampos and Kardamyli to the village of Stoupa in West Mani.
Kalamata is the second largest city of the Peloponnese by population after Patras, and it is the capital and chief port of Messenia. Costa Navarino transfers to Kalamata drop guests at city hotels, the marina or the port, and the drive runs along Road 82 through Messini to the head of the Messenian Gulf.
Stoupa is a coastal village in the municipal unit of Lefktro, part of West Mani, in the area known as Outer Mani. Costa Navarino transfers to Stoupa pass Kardamyli, the seat of West Mani, on the way, and Agios Nikolaos, a fishing village, sits about 4 kilometres from Stoupa. For activities from the village, see our Stoupa tours.
Beyond Stoupa, the road continues to Oitylo, Areopoli and Gerolimenas towards Cape Matapan, the southern tip of mainland Greece, at the end of a peninsula about 45 km long. Costa Navarino transfers to the deep Mani run longer than the Stoupa drive, since Areopoli lies 40 km beyond Stoupa.
Which Costa Navarino transfers run to Olympia and Nafplio?
Costa Navarino transfers to Olympia run north on National Road 9 through Kyparissia to the Pyrgos area and then inland to the ancient site, while transfers to Nafplio cross the Peloponnese towards Argolis and suit a stop on the Athens drive.
Olympia is a small town in Elis beside the archaeological site where the ancient Olympic Games took place, and Road 74 links it with Pyrgos and Tripoli. Costa Navarino transfers to Olympia suit a day out or a move to a new base, and our Olympia transfers page covers pickups around Olympia itself.
Online listings also offer private transfers from Ancient Olympia to Athens, and from Olympia, Katakolon or Pyrgos to Athens, Piraeus or Athens Airport. So guests leaving the resort can split the journey: one of the Costa Navarino transfers ends at Olympia, and a second private transfer carries on to the capital.
Nafplio, on the coast of Argolis, was the first capital of modern Greece. Costa Navarino transfers between the resort and Athens stop in Nafplio on request, and private transfers between Nafplio and Athens or Athens Airport are listed on their own, so the town works as a start or end point.
How long do Costa Navarino transfers take?
Costa Navarino transfers from Kalamata International Airport take 40 to 45 minutes: the resort gives 45 km and 45 minutes to Navarino Dunes, and 40 km and 40 minutes to Navarino Bay and Navarino Hills. From Athens Airport, the ride averages three and a half hours.
The two airport figures differ because the resort spreads over separate areas. The hotels sit in separate clusters, so Costa Navarino transfers end at different points. Traffic on the day adds or trims minutes on either run.
Costa Navarino transfers from Athens International Airport cover about 305 km, and traffic decides whether the ride runs under or over the three and a half hour average.
Guests who pair the stay with Kalamata tours ride less than 53 km from the city to the resort. One private listing from Kalamata International Airport shows a duration band of 45 minutes to 3 hours across its drop-offs, and Costa Navarino transfers sit at the short end of that band.
Which vehicles do Costa Navarino transfers use?
Costa Navarino transfers use private saloon cars for up to 4 passengers, SUVs for 3, and minivans for 7 or 8, with minibuses and coaches for large groups on request. A private booking puts only your party and its luggage in the vehicle.
For Costa Navarino transfers from Kalamata airport, one booking platform offers a dedicated car for up to 4 passengers and a minivan for up to 8. A local operator lists a saloon of the Mercedes E-Class type or a Mercedes GLB SUV for 3 people, and a Peugeot Traveller or Mercedes V-Class minivan for 7 people.
A marketplace listing from Kalamata International Airport uses a nine-seat Mercedes Vito with an English-speaking driver for private groups of up to 7, and the same van also serves Kardamyli and Stoupa for travellers who add Kardamyli tours. An Athens listing for Costa Navarino transfers uses a van for groups of up to 3, described as new, fully insured and maintained.
Larger parties book a minibus or a private coach on request. One Athens airport operator scales Costa Navarino transfers from classic saloons and minibuses for smaller groups up to 63-seat coaches, and it describes its cars, minivans and minibuses as new, modern and air-conditioned.
Do Costa Navarino transfers carry golf bags and sports gear?
Yes, Costa Navarino transfers carry golf bags and sports gear when you declare them at booking and pick a vehicle with room. Booking platforms list space for sports equipment, room for extra luggage and child seats among the requests they plan around.
Families, groups and travellers carrying extra luggage such as golf bags lean on pre-booked airport transfers, and the driver helps load the cases. For Costa Navarino transfers, the suitcase count sets the vehicle class: a local operator rates its saloon and SUV at 4 suitcases and its minivans at 7.
Fees differ by service. A taxi fare from the airport rises with extra charges for luggage or child seats, while one transfer platform folds luggage, child seats, ski equipment, tolls and waiting time into the fixed price of Costa Navarino transfers. Check which model applies before you add a golf bag to the booking.
The listings set no separate golf bag allowance and no fixed number of bags per car, so Costa Navarino transfers depend on an honest count at booking. Give the number of suitcases and golf bags together, then pick the class that fits both the group and the luggage.
How do you book Costa Navarino transfers?
You book Costa Navarino transfers online in about 5 minutes: enter the pickup and drop-off, add the flight arrival time, choose the vehicle and confirm. The fare is fixed at booking, and a confirmation email follows with the vehicle and meeting instructions.
Three channels sell Costa Navarino transfers. The resort lists private transportation to and from Athens International Airport and Kalamata International Airport, transfer platforms take bookings online, and the large tour marketplaces carry products in both directions, including an Athens to Costa Navarino run and its return.
Lead times and cancellation terms vary. Marketplace listings for Costa Navarino transfers require booking at least 10 hours ahead and offer free cancellation, one platform lets you change or cancel without charge until 48 hours ahead of pickup, and one Athens operator cancels without fees up to 24 hours before the service.
Payment runs by card in advance, with no card fees on one platform and PayPal accepted by another, and the price stays flat once the booking is made. Book early for summer dates, confirm the pickup time and place, and reserve the return leg of Costa Navarino transfers at the same time, because the resort sits in a secluded corner of Messinia.
What happens to Costa Navarino transfers when a flight is late?
When a flight is late, Costa Navarino transfers follow the arrival and reset the pickup to the landing time, so the driver waits in arrivals. One platform includes flight monitoring and waiting time in the fixed price, and an operator guarantees the meeting despite delays.
The booking form for Costa Navarino transfers asks for the flight arrival time, which lets the operator follow the flight on the day. If the plane lands late, the vehicle leaves at the adjusted time and a text message reports changes or traffic jams.
A late landing hits the alternatives harder. The KTEL bus keeps a fixed timetable with limited runs each day, so a delayed arrival risks a long wait for the next departure, and in peak season a taxi depends on a free car at the rank. Pre-booked Costa Navarino transfers keep a driver assigned for late and early flights alike.
One Athens airport service adds a night supplement for rides that start late at night. You add it while finalising the booking, or customer service asks for it afterwards, so check the hours it covers before you set up Costa Navarino transfers for a delayed evening flight.
How do Costa Navarino transfers compare with the bus, a taxi and a hire car?
Costa Navarino transfers beat the bus, a taxi and a hire car on certainty: a fixed price, a waiting driver and door-to-door service. The KTEL bus costs the least but stops at Pylos, a taxi charges extras, and a hire car suits exploring.
The KTEL Messinias network runs no bus to the resort gate, so the public route ends at Pylos, the base for Pylos tours. The bus leg takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes, a taxi covers the last 15 to 25 minutes, and the trip runs up to 2.5 hours with waits, against 40 to 45 minutes for Costa Navarino transfers.
A taxi waiting outside the terminal runs around the clock and has a roomy boot, but its fare climbs with the hour, the season, the hotel and any luggage or child seat charges, and it makes no stops on the way. Costa Navarino transfers fix the price at booking instead.
A hire car from the international and local firms at Kalamata Airport gives full freedom for detours, and the drive follows the EO82 road towards Pylos for 40 to 45 minutes. The resort’s car hire partner offers special guest rates, but the driver handles navigation, parking and patchy mobile signal, while Costa Navarino transfers hand all of that to the transfer driver.
Can Costa Navarino transfers include stops along the way?
Yes, Costa Navarino transfers from Athens Airport can include stops along the way. Private drivers based in Messinia offer optional breaks on request for food, rest or sightseeing, with Nafplio and Tripoli named as scenic stops, so the long drive becomes part of the trip.
The Athens run is the long leg of Costa Navarino transfers, and a private car turns a planned break into a simple request. Nafplio is the stop travellers choose to add when the road time allows a longer day. Our Nafplio transfers page covers the town as a destination of its own.
Tripoli is the second scenic stop named for Costa Navarino transfers from Athens, and rest breaks and food stops come under the same offer. Each stop adds time to the drive, so name the breaks when you book and the driver plans the route around them. On every private service, a stop is a request, not a default.
For Costa Navarino transfers from Kalamata Airport, a standard taxi is a direct ride without the flexibility to stop. The stops suggested on that shorter route, Voidokilia Beach, the castle at Pylos and the Polylimnio Waterfalls, suit a hire car or a separate day out from the resort.
Which Costa Navarino transfers suit families and groups?
Minivan and van Costa Navarino transfers suit families and small groups, while minibuses and private coaches carry larger parties. A car or SUV fits up to 3 or 4 travellers with luggage, and child seats, wheelchair access and group vehicles are arranged on request.
Size the vehicle to the party, not to the booking form. A family of five with suitcases needs the larger minivan class on Costa Navarino transfers, so the whole group travels together in one car.
Larger parties book minibus, van or private coach Costa Navarino transfers on request. One Athens operator matches the vehicle to the group, from sedans and minibuses for smaller parties up to 63-seater coaches for the largest groups. Taxis carry a spacious boot for family suitcases, but their luggage space runs short for a large group.
Families with young children get child seats on Costa Navarino transfers when they ask in advance, so the request goes in at booking. Shared transfers run on the Kalamata route, but they stop for other passengers bound for nearby places, so a private vehicle keeps the ride direct for a family.
Which Costa Navarino transfers arrive by helicopter?
Helicopter Costa Navarino transfers land on the private helipad on site, which makes the resort directly reachable by air. Helicopters and private jets are available to guests for hire on request, and a listed one-way private helicopter transfer flies from Costa Navarino to Athens.
The listed helicopter service runs as a private, one-way transfer from Costa Navarino to Athens with a flexible departure time. Its listing gives a flight time of 75 minutes and quotes the fare per group of up to 4 passengers. That is less than half the scenic road drive that Costa Navarino transfers take from Athens International Airport.
The Mandarin Oriental at Navarino Bay describes its onsite helipad as a swift and exclusive way to arrive, and it names car, flight and helicopter as the three ways in. Guests book helicopter Costa Navarino transfers on request through the resort or through a charter listing, and the flight replaces the whole road leg.
Which tours include Costa Navarino transfers?
Tours that list pickup as available, such as the Voidokilia, Pylos and Methoni day trip, double as Costa Navarino transfers for the day once the pickup point at the resort is confirmed. A 2-day Mani Peninsula tour even includes an airport transfer.
The Mystical Messinia day trip, listed in Pylos, is a guided 8-hour outing to Voidokilia Beach, the town of Pylos and the Castle of Methoni, with a traditional seaside meal in a fishing village. It runs as a private or small group of up to 7, in English and Greek, and its listing marks it wheelchair accessible.
A private day trip from Kalamata covers Nestor’s Palace, the town of Pylos and the Niokastro castle in 6 hours, with pickup available. The palace carries the name of Nestor, king of Pylos in Homer’s Iliad, and it pairs with our Ancient Messene tour, where Epaminondas built the city of Messene in 369 BC.
The 2-day Kalamata tour joins an airport transfer to a guided trip into the Mani Peninsula, visiting Kardamyli and Stoupa, for up to 12 travellers. For more of the peninsula, compare our Mani tours and the cave visit on our Diros Caves page.
- Hire by the hour: transfer services at Costa Navarino run private tours and hourly hire on request.
- Sea kayaking in Navarino Bay: a 4-hour half day with sea caves, remote islets, a swim and lunch.
- Water days: a half-day private yacht cruise to Kardamyli and Foneas, or a Kalamata catamaran cruise.
What do Costa Navarino transfers include?
Private Costa Navarino transfers include a licensed driver and vehicle, meet and greet at arrivals with help for luggage, waiting time, taxes and tolls, and child seats on request. Free cancellation applies up to 24 or 48 hours before pickup, depending on the operator.
Meet and greet opens the ride: an English-speaking driver stands in arrivals with your name on a sign, loads the luggage and drives you straight to your hotel. All-inclusive Costa Navarino transfers then fold these items into one fixed price:
- A licensed driver and vehicle, with taxes and toll charges
- Luggage and extras such as child seats
- Waiting time at the meeting point
- Door-to-door service from arrivals to your place of stay
For Costa Navarino transfers from Athens, one operator e-mails a booking confirmation listing the vehicle and the meeting instructions, then a text message about changes or traffic. Cancellation terms differ by operator: one Athens service cancels free up to 24 hours before the ride, so read the terms of each listing before paying.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Costa Navarino transfers include tolls and taxes?
Yes, fixed-price Costa Navarino transfers include taxes and toll charges along with the licensed driver, the vehicle, luggage and waiting time. The price is confirmed at booking and no extra charges appear on the day, apart from a night supplement that one Athens operator adds for late-night rides.
Can wheelchair users book Costa Navarino transfers?
Yes. A booking platform for the Kalamata Airport run lists wheelchair access alongside child seats and group vehicles, arranged once you state your needs. For sightseeing, the Mystical Messinia day trip to Voidokilia, Pylos and Methoni is marked wheelchair accessible, which suits Costa Navarino transfers for travellers with a mobility need.
How far ahead do I book helicopter Costa Navarino transfers?
Book the listed helicopter service at least 10 hours before departure. It is a one-way private flight from Costa Navarino to Athens with a flexible departure time. Resort guests also hire helicopters and private jets on request, and the private helipad at Costa Navarino takes the landing.
Can I hire a driver by the hour for Costa Navarino transfers?
Yes. Transfer services at Costa Navarino offer hire by the hour and private tours on request, and they send vans, minibuses or a private coach when a large group travels together. An hourly driver lets you shape your own day around Messinia without taking on a hire car and the driving that comes with it.
Are Costa Navarino transfers safe on the long drive from Athens?
Yes. Private Costa Navarino transfers from Athens use fully insured vehicles driven by licensed, experienced professionals, and one operator tracks every car by GPS. A listed Athens van service describes its vehicles as new, fully insured and maintained, and another operator runs only Euro 6 certified cars.
Do Costa Navarino transfers come with Wi-Fi or refreshments?
Certain private Costa Navarino transfers add refreshments and Wi-Fi on board, next to child seats, but these extras vary by operator rather than coming as standard. Ask for them when you book, and check them in the confirmation e-mail that lists the vehicle details and the meet and greet instructions.