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A country in southeastern Europe, located in the southernmost place of the Balkans. It is surrounded by the Aegean and the Ionian seas, counting thousands of islands. It's often called the cradle of Western civilization.
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Which is the third most visited Greek island after Santorini & Mykonos?
I couldn't find any official statistics but from my experience the most visited islands after Santorini and Mykonos are:
Paros
Naxos
Crete
Rhodes
Corfu
All the islands (even the ones that are not …
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what is the legal age to buy tobacco products in Greece?
I have never heard of anyone being prosecuted for such a thing in Greece but some shop owners might refuse if the buyer is a kid. …
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Are there any sites for camper van hire in Greece?
I found lots of pages for camping van rentals for Greece such as
website 1 (there is no english website but I found the e-mail of this company - [email protected]
website 2 This has an english page …
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Is one hour long enough to transfer between ferries on Paros?
You should be ok but with a little risk because arrival times are not always accurate due to delays at ports before Mykonos. Sometimes delays happen but I think one hour and 15 minutes is quite enough …
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Is it Reasonable to book Ferries from Santorini to Mykonos in Advance?
Well, we usually book in advance in Greece for any boat trip we make so I would advice you to book at least a month earlier. … Almost all travel agencies in Greece can book you tickets for the islands, I am not sure how you can book online though because I have never tried it. …
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What sim card shall I get to travel in the Cyclades Islands and have data?
There are 3 main operators with coverage of 4G but I am not sure if Cyclades have 4G availability. The companies are Cosmote, Vodaphone and Wind. I would recommend that you e-mail them in order to tel …
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Bus schedule Thessaloniki - Litochoro
You can find the bus schedules here:
http://ktelmacedonia.gr/en/routes/list/tid=30
There seems to be one every hour at 15 minutes past the hour. The travel time is 1h15.
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Is it possible to rent a kayak at Paros without guide?
I've seen tourists kayaking without guides. I don't think it's a common practice that guides should be obligatory. I think you can work things out with a company and rent some kayaks without guides.
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Will I be able to order meat in Crete restaurants on Good Friday?
The truth is that the week before the Orthodox Easter many meat serving restaurants in Greece are closed. …
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Train from Athens to Thessaloniki: do I need an advance ticket?
From my experience it is better to book in advance. Tickets are not impossible to find on the day of the trip but people usually book in advance because the trains might be full. If you choose to book …
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Does it matter where I was vaccinated to enter Greece?
Not sure if the country plays a role but Greece accepts tourists that are vaccinated with the following vaccines:
The EU recognized:
-Astra Zeneca
-Pfizer
-Moderna
-Johnsons & Johnsons
Other vaccines also …
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Does Mykonos have nightlife in September?
September is not exactly 'post-season'. It's surely not gonna be like July and August but there are gonna be some parties till mid September and the island is not gonna be empty.
Here's a blog where …
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