Heraklion International Airport, officially named after the writer Nikos Kazantzakis and carrying the code HER, stands as the busiest airport on Crete and ranks among the most active in all of Greece. Located just five kilometres east of Heraklion city centre on the island’s north coast, this gateway handles year-round domestic connections and welcomes a … Read more
Renting a car is the practical way to explore Crete, the largest of the Greek islands. The finest beaches, deep gorges and mountain villages lie far beyond the reach of the island bus network, so a vehicle turns a fixed itinerary into a flexible one. Rental desks wait at Heraklion and Chania airports, at the … Read more
Renting a car in Athens is ideal for day trips and exploring the coast, though less useful in the busy centre. Sort transport alongside skip-the-line sightseeing tickets and tours from My Greece Tours. Car hire is a practical topic in the Athens travel guide. The sections below cover whether you need a car, where to … Read more
Corfu airport car rental is the simplest way to start an island road trip, with both international chains and local agencies handing over cars metres from the arrivals hall at CFU. A meet-and-greet from a local company is usually the best value. This guide covers how pick-up works, what it costs, the requirements and the … Read more
Corfu car rental is the best way to explore the green island freely, reaching the mountain villages, hidden beaches and viewpoints that buses miss. A small hire car costs from around 25 to 50 euros a day, picked up most easily at the airport. This guide covers where to rent, what it costs, which car … Read more