Greek beers probably aren’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Greece, but honestly—they deserve a little spotlight. You’ll run into everything from crisp lagers to smooth pilseners by brands like Mythos, Alpha, Fix, and, if you poke around, some tiny craft labels too. I once ducked into a tiny Athens bar, desperate for something cold, and ended up totally hooked on the local ... »
Athens can honestly feel like a maze, especially if it’s your first time here. Maybe you’re thinking about grabbing a rental car to see it all—though, if you ask most travelers, a car in Athens just ends up being more hassle than help. The city’s full of winding streets, relentless traffic, and parking that’ll test your patience. I’ve walked those streets myself, and I’d pick public transportation... »
Taking the bus in Crete? It’s honestly a game-changer for your trip—whether you’re hopping between ancient ruins or chasing sunsets in sleepy seaside towns. Crete’s public bus system links up the big cities like Heraklion and Chania with even the tiniest villages. It makes getting around without a car both easy and cheap. »
Trying to figure out how to get around Mykonos might seem confusing at first, but honestly, it gets easier once you get a feel for the island’s rhythm. The quickest and most hassle-free ways to travel in Mykonos are public buses, taxis, or renting a scooter—each one gets you to the best beaches, sights, and restaurants with minimal stress. I remember stepping off the ferry for the first time, feel... »
After analyzing data from 500+ European trips and testing countless optimization strategies, I’ve discovered specific approaches that dramatically reduce travel costs while actually enhancing cultural immersion. These aren’t your typical “skip the latte” tips—they’re strategic frameworks that transformed my European travel from expensive tourist traps to affordable, a... »
So, you’re planning a trip to Mykonos? Figuring out how to get around this gorgeous Greek island is honestly a must if you want a stress-free vacation. The Mykonos bus system gives you an affordable and surprisingly convenient way to explore the island’s beaches, villages, and that famous nightlife. The official Mykonos bus schedule for 2025 kicks off on May 12th, covering major spots like M... »
Planning a trip from Athens to Santorini? You’ve got options! This popular Greek island route can be traveled by either plane or ferry, and both offer very different vibes for your journey. The fastest way to reach Santorini from Athens is by plane, with flights taking only about 45 minutes. If you prefer scenic views and a more relaxed pace, ferries are a great alternative. »
Planning a trip from Heraklion to Santorini? You’re in for a treat! This island-hopping adventure connects two of Greece’s most stunning destinations across the sparkling Aegean Sea. You can travel from Heraklion to Santorini by ferry all year round, with up to 3 daily departures during summer and trip times as quick as 1 hour and 35 minutes on high-speed vessels. »
Planning a trip to Mykonos and stressing over transportation options? If you’re used to Ubering everywhere, you’re probably wondering if you’ll find it on this sun-soaked Greek island. You can open the Uber app in Mykonos, but regular UberX rides aren’t a thing here. Instead, the app connects you to local taxi services, so it’s not quite the ride-sharing setup you might expect. Don’t panic—there a... »
Planning a trip between the stunning Greek islands of Santorini and Mykonos? You’re in for a treat. These two popular destinations connect easily by sea, making island hopping a breeze during your Greek adventure. The fastest way to travel from Santorini to Mykonos is by ferry, with journey times ranging from 2 to 3.5 hours depending on the vessel you choose. Several ferry companies—Golden S... »