The simplest way to reach the Acropolis is by metro to Acropoli station on the Red Line, Line 2 (Red), a 5-minute walk from the entrance, with Thissio and Monastiraki as alternatives, plus easy walking, taxi and bus options. Arrive ready to explore with skip-the-line tickets and guided tours from My Greece Tours so you … Read more
Mykonos ATV and quad rental is a fun, popular way to explore the island freely and reach hidden beaches, a real help given the island’s famous taxi shortage, though it requires a licence, care on the busy roads and a helmet. This guide covers the licence and age rules, costs, where to rent, safety and … Read more
Getting from Mykonos to Athens is easy by ferry to the ports of Piraeus or Rafina, a crossing of around 2.5 to 6 hours, or by a short flight of about 30 minutes to Athens airport. This guide covers the ferries, the flights, the journey times, the prices, the ports, booking and how to choose. … Read more
The Mykonos bus network, run by KTEL, links Mykonos Town with the main beaches, the airport, the ports and the villages from three central stations, with cheap fares of around 1.50 to 2.50 euros. This guide covers the routes, the stations, the timetables, the fares, how to buy tickets and tips for getting around by … Read more
The Mykonos cruise port is the New Port at Tourlos, about 2.5 km north of Mykonos Town, where almost all cruise ships dock. From there the Sea Bus water taxi, shuttle buses and taxis carry passengers quickly into town. This guide covers the port, getting into Mykonos Town, what to do on a port day … Read more
Mykonos car rental gives you the freedom to explore the beaches and villages on your own schedule, with cars, ATV quads and scooters all available. A car offers the best comfort and value for most visitors, while quads and scooters suit confident riders. This guide covers the vehicle choices, licence rules, costs, pick-up and driving … Read more
A small boat that shuttles along the south coast, the Mykonos water taxi links the beaches from Ornos and Platis Gialos to Paraga and Paradise, then Super Paradise, Agrari and finally Elia, the easiest way to beach-hop without a car. This guide covers the route, the fares, the timetable, where to catch it, the separate … Read more
Santorini has only around 40 taxis for the whole island, so fares are high, meters are rarely used and waits can be long in peak season. The airport-to-Fira ride costs roughly 25 to 35 euros. This guide covers the fares, how to get a taxi, booking ahead, the airport run and tips. Taxis are quick … Read more
The Santorini bus is the island’s cheap, efficient KTEL public network, hubbed in Fira and linking Oia, the beaches, the airport and the ferry port for around 2 to 3 euros a ride. This guide covers how it works, the main routes, the fares, the timetable and tips for using the bus. Plan the whole … Read more
Paros car rental is the easiest way to reach the island’s scattered beaches and hill villages, costing from about €14 a day off-season to €60 and up in peak August. Most agencies are in Parikia, with pickup at the port, airport or your hotel. This guide covers where to hire, prices by season, the requirements … Read more